7 Nights from £1968
Features
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Dogs welcome
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Sea/Estuary views
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Open fire/wood-burner
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Garden/Outside space
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Private parking
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Near a beach
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Near a pub
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Barbecue
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Linen and towels included
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Superfast WiFi
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Bedroom details
Bedroom 1
KingBedroom 2
KingBedroom 3
DoubleBedroom 4
Bunk-bedsThe picturesque harbour village of St Mawes, on the eastern side of the Fal Estuary, has long been one of Cornwall's most desirable and exclusive destinations. Situated on a private lane and just a ten-minute walk from the harbour, Primrose Hill is a truly magnificent house with the most stunning views over the Percuil river and the hills beyond. Found at the top of a private drive, this handsome detached house with the prettiest porch, sits contentedly on the hill looking out to sea, positioned perfectly to make the most of the views. The large outside terrace with relaxing and dining space, is one of the many gems this holiday home has to offer. Relax with family and friends to chat about the highlights of your day, take your meals outside and make the most of this very special space.
Exquisitely furnished, Primrose Hill is a luxurious property that feels like a very welcoming home-from-home, feel it wrap its arms around you as you go room to room, each thoughtfully presented to offer stylish comfort to all guests. On the ground floor you will find the fabulous sitting-room with plush sofas to sink into when you return from a day out exploring. On the cooler days and months, fire up the wood-burner and get cosy; with a small library of books, a Smart TV and a DVD player, choose a quiet read, relaxing music or your favourite movie, all you need are the snacks! For those wishing to retreat, head to the cosy snug with comfy leather sofa, there's another television in here which is ideal if the youngsters in the party want to do their own thing.
If cooking makes you happy this kitchen takes it to a whole new level, there is a very smart double range electric cooker on one side of the island, complemented by the incredibly stylish and rather large fridge/freezer with enough room for all your tasty treats. Hop up onto a stool to watch the cook create a masterpiece, with plentiful local produce nearby you are guaranteed fresh and flavoursome food. When dinner is ready, there's room for everyone around the table, open the French doors and bring the outside in, what could be better on a warm summer's day. There's a separate utility-room too if you need to wash or dry your towels after a day on the beach.
To the rear of the house, accessed up a flight of steps alongside a tiered area of lawn, you will find the secret garden. Enclosed by a manicured hedge with entrance arches, this is the perfect spot to relax in the sun, run off steam or gather the troops for a game or two and on a hot day, the trees offer a bit of shady sanctuary from the sun.
When the eyelids start to close, head upstairs to bed to one of the four bedrooms, all so beautifully furnished you may find it difficult to choose. Wherever you sleep you will enjoy quality beds and comfy pillows all dressed in fresh linens, gorgeous cushions and a calming colour scheme. Two of the bedrooms have the most fabulous en suite bathrooms and with a third family bathroom on the first floor and a shower-room downstairs, everyone gets their own little private space.
With a vibrant harbour and great selection of cafes, waterside restaurants and a fabulous delicatessen, St Mawes has much to offer the visiting guest. With Summers beach a short walk away, spend days close to the water, hire a kayak or paddle board and explore the many coves and inlets around the harbour. Relax or be active on holiday, the choice is yours.
For the walkers, there are some wonderful walks on your doorstep, explore the coast path, climb up to St Mawes Castle and take in the wonderful views across to Falmouth. Alternatively hop on the ferry across the Carrick Roads and take a walk around this fascinating maritime town.
The Roseland Peninsula is a beautiful part of south Cornwall full of hidden creeks, secluded coves and friendly villages like Portscatho, a short drive from St Mawes, wander the narrow streets and pop into the local village shop and galleries before a bite to eat at the pub or the Hidden Hut in Portscatho. Further afield the mighty biomes of the Eden Project make for an exciting day out or perhaps The Lost Gardens of Heligan, lost in time since WWI, discovered thirty years ago and now sympathetically restored.
Ground Floor
Kitchen/Dining-room with double electric range cooker, induction hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and Smart TV
Sitting-room with Smart TV, DVD player and wood-burner
Snug with Smart TV
Utility-room with washing machine, tumble-drier and microwave
Shower-room with shower, WC and wash-basin
First Floor
Bedroom 1 with king-size double bed (5') and en suite Bathroom with bath, shower cubicle, WC and two wash-basins
Bedroom 2 with king-size double bed (5') and en suite bathroom with bath, shower cubicle, WC and wash-basin
Bedroom 3 with double bed (4'6")
Bathroom with bath, shower cubicle, WC and wash-basin
Bedroom 4 with bunk-beds (bottom bunk 4', top bunk 3')
Please note, the top bunk in bedroom 4 is not for guests' use as there is no safety bar. The bottom bunk is 4' and therefore suitable for two young children.
More Information
- Dogs welcome (1 only)
- Arrive/Depart Friday
- Short breaks available
- Wood-burner/Open fire
- Private parking for 2 cars
- Superfast WiFi
- No smoking
- Pub .5 miles
- Garden furniture and barbecue
- Full oil-fired CH