Chy an Mor, Coverack
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Once a coastguard cottage, Chy an Mor now stands as a delightful retreat nestled along the South West Coast Path within the picturesque village of Coverack and provides captivating sea views from almost every room. Accommodating up to eight guests spread across three floors, Chy an Mor is ideal for families or groups, with everything you may need within easy reach.
As you step into the property on the first floor, you’ll be welcomed by a stunning and bright open-plan living and dining area, with a generously sized dining table that can comfortably accommodate eight guests. The sitting area offers two plush sofas, two cosy armchairs, and a Smart television, all complemented by a snug wood-burning stove and breathtaking sea views, creating an ideal spot to unwind and enjoy a beautiful Cornish sunset. Rounding off the first floor is a small snug room, featuring a sofa, a Smart television, and a selection of games, serving as the perfect hideaway for the little ones, and a cloakroom.
Stepping up to the second floor, you’ll discover bedrooms one and two, each boasting beautiful sea views. The first bedroom features a plush king-size bed, a Smart Television, and an extra seating area for you to enjoy the tranquillity of Chy an Mor. In bedroom two, you’ll find 2’6 twin single beds that can be converted to a 5′ king-size bed on request. Completing the second floor is a spacious family bathroom, equipped with a walk-in shower with a rainfall shower head and a delightful freestanding bath; providing a sanctuary for relaxation after a day of exploring.
The final two bedrooms can be found on the ground floor. Bedroom three provides a king-size bed, while bedroom four features a king-size bed that can be arranged as twin single beds upon request; both rooms boast scenic sea views. A family shower room rounds off the ground floor, featuring a shower, wash basin, WC and heated towel rail. Through the stable door on the ground floor, you immediately find yourself on the coastal path, a short two-minute stroll away from the charming village of Coverack.
Nestled against the hillside, steps guide you from the parking area down to the property. En route, the picturesque views continue, leading to a delightful slate terrace complete with outdoor furniture. This idyllic spot is perfect for savouring outdoor meals or simply soaking in the warmth of the Cornish sunshine.
A short stroll leads you to the harbour and the village pub, and a bit further along, you’ll encounter the beach, a restaurant, cafe, and hotel, all serving delicious local produce. Additionally, there’s a small shop for your essential needs. For those seeking a more adventurous experience, consider embarking on the South West Coast Path straight from the front door to discover secluded coves while immersing yourself in the breathtaking scenery.
Additional Information:
Sorry, no pets.
Travel cot, highchair and stair gate available on request.
Please note, there are several flights of steep steps leading down to the property from the parking area.
There will be one basket full of logs on arrival. If you have also pre-ordered a log starter pack, this will be present on your arrival.
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Location
Location is approximate
Explore the area
A few of the notable places within easy reach of this cottage.
Natural landmarks
- Cadgwith Cove The beaches at Cadgwith Cove are as picturesque as they come. Whitewashed ‘chocolate box’ cottages line the windy path to the harbour, and the crystal clear water off the shingle beach is perfect for snorkelling, rock pooling and diving.
- Kynance Cove Kynance Cove is a spectacular tidal beach in Cornwall known for its white sand, turquoise sea and serpentine rock stacks. You can explore the coves, interconnected caves and islands at low tide and enjoy the views, walks, wildlife and the fascinating history of the area.
Landmarks
- Pendennis Castle Pendennis Castle, situated on a headland overlooking Falmouth Bay, is a fascinating attraction for history lovers. Explore the castle's impressive defences, take a guided tour of the historic tunnels, and enjoy breathtaking views from the ramparts. Don't miss the chance to learn about the castle's role in defending Cornwall from invasion. Address: Castle Close, Falmouth TR11 4LP
- St Mawes Castle St Mawes Castle is an artillery fort constructed by Henry VIII near Falmouth, Cornwall, between 1540 and 1542. The castle was built under the direction of Thomas Treffry to a clover leaf design, with a four-storey central tower and three protruding, round bastions that formed gun platforms.
- St Peter’s Church, Flushing St Peter's, Flushing is a historic church located in the picturesque village of Flushing, Cornwall. Dating back to the 12th century, the church boasts stunning architecture, beautiful stained glass windows, and a peaceful atmosphere. Take a moment to admire the medieval carvings and learn about the church's fascinating history. Address: Trefusis Rd, Flushing, Falmouth TR11 5UQ
- Enys Gardens Enys Gardens, located in Penryn, Cornwall, is a tranquil haven that offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Explore the beautiful gardens and admire the stunning collection of spring flowers, including bluebells and camellias. With a café and gift shop on site, it's a great day out for all ages. Address: Enys Gardens, Penryn TR10 9LB
Things to do
- National Maritime Museum Cornwall Preserving Cornwall's maritime heritage is the National Maritime Museum located at Falmouth's Discovery Quay Harbour. The museum is an extensive attraction that provides an array of excellent exhibits bound to spark your interest.