ASTRANTIA COTTAGE, family friendly, with open fire in Lostwithiel

This beautifully styled detached cottage is in Lostwithiel and can sleep five people in three bedrooms. The space Tucked away in a quiet lane in the heart of Lostwithiel, Astrantia Cottage is a beautifully styled and presented detached cottage. Spacious and welcoming, the interior is a fusion of contemporary and characterful charm. The sitting room is a serene haven of comfy sofa and chairs and natural hues for pure relaxation, especially during the cooler months when the wood burner is roaring and creating a cosy den. Gather in the separate dining room with feature Rayburn for foody feasts or get creative in the smart kitchen with all the mod cons. The shower room is conveniently placed on the ground floor. The first floor is inviting with three delectable bedrooms for all the family needs and a pristine bathroom. The attractive garden extends the living space with options to sit and read on one of the benches or blue-sky dine around the garden table with parasol. Enclosed and safe, the lawn is for children to play, or kick back and enjoy the peace with a Cornish ale! Lostwithiel, a small town at the head of the estuary of River Fowey makes a fabulous base for exploring central Cornwall, with both coasts, countryside and moors within easy reach. Visit Restormel Castle, Boconnoc deer park or the pretty tidal creek village of Lerryn. Picnic aside Lostwithiel bridge or venture to the impressive biodomes of famous Eden Project. Fowey is just over 7 miles away, with harbour and picturesque waterscapes – hire a boat or eat in one of the waterside eateries. Charismatic Charlestown with Tall Ships and Poldark fame has galleries and gift shops for browsing. After fun in the sea and sand at Par beach, or surfing the white water at Newquay, we guaranteed family, friends and couples will adore their return to Astrantia Cottage. Note: The beds in bedrooms 2 and 3 can only be accessed from one side. Please note: this property is not accessible for people with poor mobility as there may not be parking in King Street and there are a slope upwards and some steps to get to the property. Other things to note Tucked away in a quiet lane in the heart of Lostwithiel, Astrantia Cottage is a beautifully styled and presented detached cottage. Spacious and welcoming, the interior is a fusion of contemporary and characterful charm. The sitting room is a serene haven of comfy sofa and chairs and natural hues for pure relaxation, especially during the cooler months when the wood burner is roaring and creating a cosy den. Gather in the separate dining room with feature Rayburn for foody feasts or get creative in the smart kitchen with all the mod cons. The shower room is conveniently placed on the ground floor. The first floor is inviting with three delectable bedrooms for all the family needs and a pristine bathroom. The attractive garden extends the living space with options to sit and read on one of the benches or blue-sky dine around the garden table with parasol. Enclosed and safe, the lawn is for children to play, or kick back and enjoy the peace with a Cornish ale! Lostwithiel, a small town at the head of the estuary of River Fowey makes a fabulous base for exploring central Cornwall, with both coasts, countryside and moors within easy reach. Visit Restormel Castle, Boconnoc deer park or the pretty tidal creek village of Lerryn. Picnic aside Lostwithiel bridge or venture to the impressive biodomes of famous Eden Project. Fowey is just over 7 miles away, with harbour and picturesque waterscapes – hire a boat or eat in one of the waterside eateries. Charismatic Charlestown with Tall Ships and Poldark fame has galleries and gift shops for browsing. After fun in the sea and sand at Par beach, or surfing the white water at Newquay, we guaranteed family, friends and couples will adore their return to Astrantia Cottage. Note: The beds in bedrooms 2 and 3 can only be accessed from one side. Please note: this property is not accessible for people with poor mobility as there may not be parking in King Street and there are a slope upwards and some steps to get to the property.