Resting within striking distance of the centre of Falmouth, where you will be delighted to find endearing streets lined with eateries and shops, a number of beaches and historical landmarks to ensure a wonderful retreat, is this terrace dwelling, Deja Blue. This spacious accommodation has been designed with a family in mind, with everything you could possibly need to enjoy a self-catering holiday as well as excellent on-site facilities that a group of all ages will enjoy. Here, you will find an open-plan living room, including a well-equipped kitchen with good quality appliances inviting you in to rustle up home-cooked meals during a relaxing evening in. Joining this space is the sitting area, where you can look forward to sinking into the plush sofa and tuning into the TV or enjoy a couple of hours playing one of the games provided. If you seek an hour’s peace and quiet away from the rest of the group, retreat into the separate snug to plan the day's ahead. As the evening draws to a close, venture up the staircase to find two elegantly-styled bedrooms, comprising of a king-size double and a bunk bedroom, both boasting refreshing ambiances, ample space for your personal belongings and quality linens to ensure a delightful stay. Outside you will find a patio area where a spot of alfresco dining can be enjoyed, or for those feeling active, make the most of the on-site facilities which includes tennis courts and a plunge pool. If you can tear yourself away from this superb location, venture into the centre of Falmouth where you will find a celebration of local and fresh produce at every corner. Be spoilt for choice by the selection of cafés, fine-dining restaurants and charming pubs that await you. Look forward to soaking up the sun at the Cornish coastline, where you will find opportunities for paddle boarding and rock pooling. Alternatively, choose to walk the South West Coast Path or one of the trails around the Roseland Peninsula. Deja Blue promises a delightful escape to this coastal part of Cornwall.

Falmouth is a coastal town resting within Cornwall and plays host to the third largest natural harbour in the world. Within the town you will find winding streets lined with shops and eateries, as well as a number of beaches. Also within the town is an art gallery, the National Maritime Museum and Pendennis Castle, built by Henry viii. Within the surrounding Roseland Peninsul you will find Rocky coves, sandy beaches and lush green countryside.

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