About this property
Charlestown 7 miles. Settled amidst luscious countryside in the county of Cornwall, just outside of St Austell is this restored end terrace, The Kilns. The property is just 7 miles from the harbour and beach at Charlestown and beautiful Carlyon Bay.
Due to the location it is a perfect spot for exploring the whole of Cornwall. Bring along your family and friends, with much to see and do in the surrounding area and scenic beaches to explore close-by. Park up in the ample off-road spaces, making unloading an easy task as you head inside your stylish holiday home. Step into the entrance and locate the spacious kitchen/ diner, where the chef of the group can make use of the electric oven and hob to whip up tasty dishes. Gather around the dining table to tuck-into a feast and why not uncork a bottle of fizz to celebrate your getaway? Follow the steps leading down to the lower-ground floor to be charmed by the sitting room, with its Smart TV and electric fire, as well as patio doors letting in natural light. Throw open the doors to discover your own private courtyard with furniture to enjoy a cup of tea in the morning sunshine. Relish a soak in the tub or rinse the day away in the overhead shower. The Kilns offers four wonderful bedrooms. Opt for the twin bedrooms with a dash of ochre and grey, a spacious king-size or a lower ground-floor en-suite super-king bed. In the morning, you can make use of the external shared laundry room to freshen up your holiday wardrobe, ready for a day out exploring Cornwall! For a countryside escape, choose The Kilns. Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 1093103, 1093105, 1093110, 1093106 and 1093108, together sleeping up to 38 guests.
Roche and neighbouring Lanivet both have a small selection of shops and taverns and are located six miles from Bodmin, close off the A30. Agriculture is the main industry in the area, and the terrain is lush, green, and undulating. With the wild open spaces of Bodmin Moor just six miles away and the ruggedly gorgeous north coast with its rocky coves, steep cliffs, and superb surfing beaches just thirty minutes by vehicle, it's ideal for seeing the rest of Cornwall. The resort town of Newquay, with its new Fistral Beach surf centre, and the fishing village of Padstow, with its narrow streets, quaint harbour, and renowned restaurants, should not be overlooked, as should the fabulous Eden Project, with its spectacular biomes full of tropical plants, just four miles away.
Accommodation
4 bedrooms: 4 x Single Bed, 1 x Super King Size Bed, 1 x King Size Bed,.
1 x Bathroom with: Bath, Shower, Hand Basin, Wc.
1 x Bathroom.
1 x Kitchen Dining.
1 x Utilities
Electric heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/ freezer and dishwasher.
Smart TV, WiFi, radio, selection of books and games.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Highchair and travel cot available on request.
Off-road parking.
Courtyard with furniture.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 1.2 miles, pub 0.9 miles.
Note: Beyond the walled patios at West Dry, Carbis Wharf there is a stream running next to the properties, so please take care.
Note: Bugle is one mile from the property
Nearby points of interest
- Eden Project
- Blue Reef Aquarium Newquay
Reviews (7)
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Paul
Stayed in the Linney a few times previously under previous owner, this was first time in the Kilns. The only negatives I have is that the ensuite downstairs there seemed to be no hot water to the basin and the poor water pressure in the shower of the ensuing. Otherwise we love the property .
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Rebecca
Tea coffee milk bread and butter supplied when we arrived and Andy came to check we had everything we need too. Would definitely recommend for a family holiday.
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Mary
The location was perfect. However, the one star for comfort is based on the EXTREMELY hard beds. Every single bed was far too firm and all 8 of us found our nights very uncomfortable. The eldest member of our party, who suffers from osteoarthritis left the cottage a day early because she could not bear another night. It could be argued that the preference of the firmness of a bed is individual, but somewhere in the middle between soft and firm would surely cater for all. The Kilns in every other respect was an excellent property.