Stepaside Cottage

Description

Stepaside Cottage is a charmingly renovated fisherman's cottage originally dating back to 1620. Set right beside the Fowey River the house has wonderful views of the harbour and National Trust woodlands across the water between Polruan and Bodinnick. You will be able to enjoy the stunning views from every room in this lovely cottage. For those beautiful summer evenings you will be able to sit out on the patio and watch the boats pass you by, a great way to finish the day.

SECOND FLOOR:
Bedroom 2: Double bed (4'6''), chest of drawers, bedside table(s) En Suite Shower Room: Shower, basin, w.c.
Bedroom 3: Twin beds (3'), bedside table(s), wardrobe
Bathroom: Bath (with shower over), w.c., basin

FIRST FLOOR:
Bedroom 1: Double bed (4'6''), chest of drawers, bedside tables En Suite Shower Room: Shower, basin, w.c.
Snug: River views, TV

GROUND FLOOR:
Kitchen/Diner/Lounge: Electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer, iPod dock with radio.

GARDEN & PARKING: No parking. The garden is largely paved and ends at the water's edge, with steps down to the foreshore, garden furniture.

Changeover Day: Saturday - arrival 3:00pm - departure 10:00am
Power and Heat: Electricity and gas included in rent; gas fired central heating
Bedding and Linen: pillows & duvets included; bed linen and towels provided
Baby Equipment: Not provided but may be hired.
Shop: 0.1 ml  Pub: 0.1 ml

NOTES: No smoking, no pets, not recommended for children under the age of 8 due to water frontage. No mooring is available with this cottage but a dinghy with a mooring can normally be hired from a local boatyard. WiFi provided. Important information about internet usage.  Mobile reception varies. Information about mobile phone coverage.

Local Area

If you haven't yet discovered Fowey, you've got a treat in store.  Full of multicoloured cottages, perched on the hillsides leading down to the sea, this little fishing town has lots to tempt visitors. 

There is an entrancing collection of unique local shops and boutiques, along with harbourside cafes, pubs which will give you a hearty welcome and a good atmosphere, and restaurants offering tempting local produce.  If you want a unique insight into the local species in these waters, you could visit Fowey Aquarium, whose residents include specimens brought in by local fishermen.

If you're a fan of Daphne du Maurier, you may want to visit the Literary Centre, which gives information and exhibits about the author and her life and work.  There is also the Fowey Festival of Words and Music, held in May, in which du Maurier, and many other authors, artists and musicians, are celebrated.  Another great spectacle is the Fowey Royal Regatta, held in August.

Fowey lies within one of the many Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Cornwall, and the backdrop of the surrounding countryside, with its tidal creeks, rolling fields and rugged cliffs, will make you want to return here again and again.