The perfect spot for watching the boats pass by.
Enjoy the view from the sofa and the dining-table.
The master bedroom has fabulous views (Bedroom 1).
The kitchen has everything you could need.
Geach's Cott could almost be in the Mediterranean.
What a view!
Enjoy your morning coffee while watching the sun rise.
The kitchen is just off the main living space.
The comfortable sofa to snuggle up on after a day exploring.
Cooking up a feast.
Enjoy the fabulous views from bed.
The master bedroom overlooks Flushing and the Carrick Roads.
The twin bedroom is decorated in lovely warm colours (Bedroom 2).
The family bathroom.
The split level house has the living space on the first floor, and bedrooms on the ground floor.
A mural of Flushing decorates the hallway by the bedrooms.
Catch the ferry from Prince of Wales Pier to St Mawes or further afield.
There is a multitude of boats moored out on the water from spring to autumn, a wonderful view from the balcony.
Enjoy a drink at Customs House Quay in Falmouth.
Gyllyngvase Beach has plenty on offer, a bakery, lovely restaurant, watersports and much more.
Enjoy the bluebells at Enys Woods.
Geach’s Cott
2535Falmouth | Sleeps 4 (no children under 5)
7 Nights from £518
Ms Hammond September 2018
Excellent place to stay. Our estate car fits in the space provided! Have stayed several times and always been able to park easily. Warm, well presented and equipped. Looking forward to going back next year!
Mrs Moffatt July 2018
Lovely cottage. Picturesque view. Close to the High Street. Perfect.
Miss Booth June 2018
perfect place to stay, views fantastic ,spotlessly clean ,nice gesture flowers and milk tea\coffee .Good secure parking.Would return definitely.
Mrs Cope June 2018
A comfortable apartment with wonderful views.
Ms Green May 2018
A perfect location overlooking the estuary and a great property that combine for a truly wonderful break.
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