Mooringside
Holiday Cottage in Devoran
Sleeps 4 - Bedrooms 2 - From £419
Mooringside is a spacious apartment in a delightful waterfront position in the peaceful village of Point overlooking the tidal Restronguet Creek. This is a wonderfully convenient place to stay, close to both Falmouth and Truro. There are lovely walks nearby and you can cycle along the Bissoe Trail from here to the north Cornish coast.
Property Details
Mooringside is a spacious apartment in a delightful waterfront position in the peaceful village of Point overlooking the tidal Restronguet Creek. This is a wonderfully convenient place to stay, close to both Falmouth and Truro. The property itself has 2 bedrooms and a sitting room. The second bedroom only has a window to the kitchen, not to the outside of the property, so please bear this in mind when booking. There is a spacious galley style kitchen.
Point is a wonderful place to visit on holiday with your family - a quiet creekside residential area where children are safe to explore. The nearby quay is popular at high tide for swimming and quay jumping and it is a flat, peaceful 25-minute walk to the Old Quay Inn at nearby Devoran which serves great food and is also a very pleasant place to enjoy an early evening drink. The Bissoe Trail leads from Devoran and is a dedicated cycle path through Cornwall's historic mining country to Portreath on the north coast. Both the cathedral city of Truro and the historic harbour town of Falmouth are within a short drive. Truro has a range of shops including an M&S, Sainsburys and Waitrose and Falmouth a fascinating collection of attractions ranging from Pendennis Castle, boat trips around the estuary and the golden sands of Gyllyngvase Beach.
Accommodation
Ground Floor only: Entrance through a porch. There is a double bedroom with an outlook over the creek with a superking-sized bed and an en-suite shower room. The sitting/dining room has a range of comfortable furniture. The kitchen is through a doorway and the second bedroom with a double bed, is to the rear of the kitchen with glazing to the kitchen.
External: Small sitting out area, surrounded by a picket fence. Parking for 2 cars in an off road parking area.
Facilities & Services
Heating is via an oil and electric combi boiler. The modern fully fitted kitchen has a range of equipment with an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. The sitting room area has a flat screen digital TV with DVD player. There is a washing machine, separate dryer, iron & ironing board. WiFi is available throughout the property.
Miscellaneous
Electricity, heating, bed linen & towels are all included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. Strictly no smoking is allowed at the property. Unfortunately, no dogs or animals are permitted. There is a cot & high chair available upon request.
General Booking Information
Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday
£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.
Point is a wonderful place to visit on holiday with your family - a quiet creekside residential area where children are safe to explore. The nearby quay is popular at high tide for swimming and quay jumping and it is a flat, peaceful 25-minute walk to the Old Quay Inn at nearby Devoran which serves great food and is also a very pleasant place to enjoy an early evening drink. The Bissoe Trail leads from Devoran and is a dedicated cycle path through Cornwall's historic mining country to Portreath on the north coast. Both the cathedral city of Truro and the historic harbour town of Falmouth are within a short drive. Truro has a range of shops including an M&S, Sainsburys and Waitrose and Falmouth a fascinating collection of attractions ranging from Pendennis Castle, boat trips around the estuary and the golden sands of Gyllyngvase Beach.
Accommodation
Ground Floor only: Entrance through a porch. There is a double bedroom with an outlook over the creek with a superking-sized bed and an en-suite shower room. The sitting/dining room has a range of comfortable furniture. The kitchen is through a doorway and the second bedroom with a double bed, is to the rear of the kitchen with glazing to the kitchen.
External: Small sitting out area, surrounded by a picket fence. Parking for 2 cars in an off road parking area.
Facilities & Services
Heating is via an oil and electric combi boiler. The modern fully fitted kitchen has a range of equipment with an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. The sitting room area has a flat screen digital TV with DVD player. There is a washing machine, separate dryer, iron & ironing board. WiFi is available throughout the property.
Miscellaneous
Electricity, heating, bed linen & towels are all included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. Strictly no smoking is allowed at the property. Unfortunately, no dogs or animals are permitted. There is a cot & high chair available upon request.
General Booking Information
Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday
£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.
Property Location
Penpol and the surrounding area enjoys access to not only boating and sailing waters, but also excellent countryside walking and riding along bridle paths, as well as the Bissoe Trail, an 11 mile cycle path starting from Devoran and finishing on the north coast at Portreath. Nearby Devoran has the Old Quay Inn, a popular local pub. There are also three 18 hole golf courses within easy reach and a good choice of sailing clubs nearby at Mylor, Flushing and Restronguet.
Truro is Cornwall's only city, it's cobbled high street has a good spread of shops and restaurants as well as being home to the Hall for Cornwall and the Royal Cornwall Museum. Truro Cathedral dominates the skyline of the only city in Cornwall. Set on the original site of St Mary's Church, the current building's foundations were laid in 1880 and, today, it towers over a cobbled high street of modern shops and restaurants. Although Bodmin still holds the official title of Cornwalls County Town, most view Truro as the focal point of Cornwall. Lemon Quay plays host to many events throughout the year, including the Cornwall Food & Drink Festival in the Autumn and the famous Truro Fatstock Show just before Christmas. Regular farmer's markets occur every Wednesdays & Saturday with arts & craft markets also held on Saturdays. The Royal Cornwall Museum, tucked away on River Street, hosts many visiting exhibitions as well as having amassed a sizeable collection of its own. There is a wonderful range of shopping for the visitor including all the regular high street stores including Waitrose, Marks & Spencer, Tescos & Sainsburys, but also a wide range of more specialist stores. It's also worth a wander through the back streets and alleys to find some fabulous little boutiques. Located in central Cornwall, Truro is a great base for exploring the rest of the county: it's only 20 minutes from the North Coast, 30 minutes to Newquay Airport, 20 minutes from Falmouth (home to the National Maritime Museum) and 30 minutes from the beautiful Roseland Peninsula.
Falmouth has a buzzing town centre filled with shops, restaurants and waterside attractions. Falmouth is a famous British sailing hotspot and hosts a popular Regatta Week every year in August. Falmouth, the sailing capital of Cornwall, is renowned for being the third deepest natural port in the world. It's a haven for both cruisers and racers offering the sailor the last major port before the 12 hour crossing to the Isles of Scilly. Visitors to the Port will find the town teeming with coastal treasures, ranging from fish restaurants and boat trips to The National Maritime Museum, next to Port Pendennis. Pendennis Castle, built in the 16th Century, sits high above the harbour with truly magical panoramic views across the bay. You can ride one of the Fal River Link Ferries to the beautiful St Mawes and visit Henry VIII's sister castle or take a delightful trip around the estuary stopping off at either Trelissick Gardens or Smugglers Cottage for a cream tea. Falmouth Regatta Week, in August is the town's major event both on and off the water, fireworks and the recent addition of the Red Arrows provides a spectacular back drop for some high class racing. Later in the year the Oyster Festival shows off the river's heritage to the full. There are plenty of places to eat and drink in Falmouth and recently Rick Stein brought his Fish Restaurant to Discovery Quay, adding to the superb mix across the town.
Truro is Cornwall's only city, it's cobbled high street has a good spread of shops and restaurants as well as being home to the Hall for Cornwall and the Royal Cornwall Museum. Truro Cathedral dominates the skyline of the only city in Cornwall. Set on the original site of St Mary's Church, the current building's foundations were laid in 1880 and, today, it towers over a cobbled high street of modern shops and restaurants. Although Bodmin still holds the official title of Cornwalls County Town, most view Truro as the focal point of Cornwall. Lemon Quay plays host to many events throughout the year, including the Cornwall Food & Drink Festival in the Autumn and the famous Truro Fatstock Show just before Christmas. Regular farmer's markets occur every Wednesdays & Saturday with arts & craft markets also held on Saturdays. The Royal Cornwall Museum, tucked away on River Street, hosts many visiting exhibitions as well as having amassed a sizeable collection of its own. There is a wonderful range of shopping for the visitor including all the regular high street stores including Waitrose, Marks & Spencer, Tescos & Sainsburys, but also a wide range of more specialist stores. It's also worth a wander through the back streets and alleys to find some fabulous little boutiques. Located in central Cornwall, Truro is a great base for exploring the rest of the county: it's only 20 minutes from the North Coast, 30 minutes to Newquay Airport, 20 minutes from Falmouth (home to the National Maritime Museum) and 30 minutes from the beautiful Roseland Peninsula.
Falmouth has a buzzing town centre filled with shops, restaurants and waterside attractions. Falmouth is a famous British sailing hotspot and hosts a popular Regatta Week every year in August. Falmouth, the sailing capital of Cornwall, is renowned for being the third deepest natural port in the world. It's a haven for both cruisers and racers offering the sailor the last major port before the 12 hour crossing to the Isles of Scilly. Visitors to the Port will find the town teeming with coastal treasures, ranging from fish restaurants and boat trips to The National Maritime Museum, next to Port Pendennis. Pendennis Castle, built in the 16th Century, sits high above the harbour with truly magical panoramic views across the bay. You can ride one of the Fal River Link Ferries to the beautiful St Mawes and visit Henry VIII's sister castle or take a delightful trip around the estuary stopping off at either Trelissick Gardens or Smugglers Cottage for a cream tea. Falmouth Regatta Week, in August is the town's major event both on and off the water, fireworks and the recent addition of the Red Arrows provides a spectacular back drop for some high class racing. Later in the year the Oyster Festival shows off the river's heritage to the full. There are plenty of places to eat and drink in Falmouth and recently Rick Stein brought his Fish Restaurant to Discovery Quay, adding to the superb mix across the town.
Property Reviews
4.7 out of 5
Relax and watch the Tides
Lovely welcome from Veryan,nice biscuits. Tranquil setting beside the estuary,what more could you want.Plenty of walks around for the more active.
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