Condo in Fowey

Bel Air @ Foye Landing is a well designed Studio apartment, with King size bed and well equipped kitchen which can be closed off from the bedroom with a pocket door. It has a good sized bathroom with shower and a dining room table with two chairs in the bedroom. The studio is accessed from the terrace which also has outdoor dining furniture and is perfect in warm weather. It is quiet, very cozy and a comfortable place to stay in the lovely ancient port town of Fowey. The space Bel Air @ Foye Landing is one of two apartments in the building which are available to let. The second apartment is The Loft @ Foye Landing. Both apartments have shared access to the fully equipped utility room with a large fridge/ freezer and microwave, as well as a washing machine and a Dryer. The guests staying in The Loft have access up the same side of the building staircase and via the terrace outside Bel Air to get to their apartment,so expect to make some new friends while staying here! The famous “Game of Cones” is at ground level in the building and part of your welcome pack is an ice cream on the house!!! IMPORTANTLY - Please note that due to risk of fire from lithium batteries, items such as electric bikes and electric scooters (including batteries) may not be stored or charged in this property at any time. Guest access The property allows for self check-in with the keys in a lock box if this is preferable. We live locally and are happy to provide any information you might need about the area, local businesses and things to do further afield. We are happy to answer any questions you might have about the apartment and will be available to help in any way we can. Other things to note Fowey is a lively harbour town with a fantastic range of restaurants, bars, pubs and shops. Well known for the yearly Fowey Regatta, where boats from all over the country come to take part in sailing races and a week of events on the water, the town is home to several stylish places to eat and drink. The harbour offers a beautiful and ever changing scene, you can also walk to the stunning beaches along the South West Coast Path. The Fowey Literary Festival also celebrates the many authors who have lived and worked here, such as Daphne DuMaurier and Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch. Hire boats are available from the Town Quay, and are a wonderful way to see the stunning mix of Medieval and Victorian architecture from the water. There are several picturesque walks around the Fowey Estuary and along the South West Coast Path, including the round walk from Readymoney Beach at the end of Fowey to Polkerris via the Gribbin Daymark, a favourite of Daphne DuMaurier. Buses run from the town regularly to other neighbouring areas, such as St. Austell and Truro. There is a circular town bus to help those who are less mobile go up and down the main hill. The driving system in Fowey is primarily one-way, and it is not advised to tow boats through town if you plan on launching from the Slipway.