Dolly's Plaice, Fowey presents a fabulous ground-floor apartment where luxury meets location on the sought-after Esplanade. Step into the retro-chic Shaker-style kitchen, perfectly formed with marble worktops, a dual-fuel Stoves range cooker, and modern appliances including a Magimix Nespresso coffee machine. The gorgeous living room captivates with its original Victorian fireplace, calming colour palette, and sweeping views through a magnificent bay window that frames the water and pretty village of Polruan beyond.
Relax on the delightful front terrace with your own bench and bistro set, where morning coffees and evening drinks become memorable moments overlooking the water. The apartment has two sophisticated bedrooms, both featuring plush king-size beds with Egyptian cotton linen and en-suite facilities. The master bedroom offers triple-aspect river views and a cosy reading nook, whilst the second bedroom's en-suite showcases a luxurious roll-top cast iron bath alongside a walk-in shower for indulgent soaks.
Imagine awakening to the gentle sounds of sailing boats gliding past your window, brewing fresh coffee whilst soaking up those stunning water views. Picture yourself curled up in a wingback armchair with your favourite book, the afternoon sun streaming through those magnificent bay windows as the timeless charm of Fowey unfolds before you.
Dolly's Plaice, Fowey positions you perfectly to explore the treasures of this picturesque riverside town and beyond. Just a scenic two-minute stroll leads to Readymoney Cove's calm waters and sandy crescent, ideal for sea dips and lazy afternoon sunshine. Discover local marine life at Fowey Aquarium (1 km), where interactive touch pools and Cornish sea creatures fascinate visitors of all ages. Venture to Tregrehen Garden in Par (10 km) for serene woodland walks among rare exotic plants and ancient trees. Beer enthusiasts will delight in St Austell Brewery (15 km), offering award-winning ales, fascinating brewery tours, and sustainable brewing heritage. History comes alive at Bodmin Jail (20 km), where guided heritage tours and interactive exhibitions reveal Georgian and Victorian crime tales.
For longer adventures, explore Newquay Heritage Archive and Museum (47 km), which showcases the town's fascinating maritime history and surfing heritage. Trethorne Leisure Park in Kennards House (49 km) offers family-friendly activities including adventure golf, quad biking, and farm animals perfect for children. The legendary Tintagel Castle (50 km) provides a truly magical experience with its dramatic clifftop ruins, spectacular coastal views, and strong connections to Arthurian legend – don't miss the striking modern footbridge linking the mainland to the island castle.
The historic market towns of Wadebridge and Liskeard, both a 31-kilometre drive away, offer delightful exploration opportunities for visitors. Wadebridge, known as the 'Gateway to Cornwall,' features the famous Camel Trail – a magnificent 29-kilometre flat cycling and walking route that follows the old railway line alongside the picturesque River Camel to Padstow. Meanwhile, Liskeard charms visitors with its Victorian architecture, bustling weekly markets, and serves as an excellent base for exploring Bodmin Moor. Both towns boast independent shops, traditional pubs, and provide an authentic taste of Cornish market town life away from the coastal crowds.
