Mole End, Fowey is a charming stone cottage tucked away near the ancient St Fimbarrus Church, just 160 metres from the bustling Town Quay. The open-plan living room welcomes you with a warming wood burner, plush sofas perfect for cosy evenings, and a modern kitchen equipped with electric oven, gas hob, fridge with ice box, microwave, and washing machine. This dog-friendly retreat welcomes two furry companions to share in your coastal adventures.
Step outside, where a small enclosed decked terrace provides a peaceful sanctuary for morning coffee or evening drinks beneath the Cornish sky. Heading upstairs, the king-size bedroom boasts an enchanting original feature fireplace and generous wardrobe space, whilst the double bedroom offers its own characterful fireplace and convenient cloakroom with WC. A shower room with bath sits discreetly at the rear of the ground floor.
Imagine waking to the gentle sounds of this harbour town stirring to life, stepping out to explore winding streets rich with history, then returning to the crackle of your wood burner as twilight falls. Days unfold at your own rhythm: perhaps a dawn stroll to Readymoney Cove's sandy shores, lunch at a waterfront restaurant, then an afternoon tracing the scenic Hall Walk with spectacular river views. As evening settles, retreat to your private terrace, the day's adventures replaying whilst you plan tomorrow's discoveries in this captivating corner of Cornwall.
Mole End, Fowey places you at the heart of a vibrant harbour town brimming with character and charm. Fowey Aquarium, just 200 metres away, offers a fascinating glimpse into Cornish marine life with interactive touch pools and a variety of local sea creatures, perfect for curious minds of all ages. The Eden Project in Bodelva (8 km) is a captivating eco-park with stunning biomes, diverse plant collections, and interactive exhibits exploring the relationship between people and nature, making it Cornwall's most celebrated environmental attraction. Bodmin Keep in Bodmin (18 km) showcases Cornwall's military heritage through fascinating exhibits, interactive displays, and educational activities housed within historic barrack buildings. Truro Cathedral in Truro (31 km) stands as a stunning architectural masterpiece with breathtaking Gothic Revival design, rich history, and a variety of services and events for visitors to enjoy throughout the year.
Venture further afield to discover even more of Cornwall's treasures. Camel Creek Family Theme Park in Tredinnick (47 km) delights with thrilling rides, animal encounters, and exciting seasonal events that keep families entertained from morning till dusk. Poldark Mine & The Cornish National Heritage Collection in Trenear (48 km) is a historic mine offering atmospheric underground tours, showcasing Cornwall's rich mining heritage through authentic workings and fascinating artefacts. Lydford Gorge (51 km) unfolds as a dramatic river gorge cloaked in temperate rainforest, featuring the spectacular Whitelady Waterfall, the churning Devil's Cauldron pothole, and rugged walking trails that reveal Devon's wild beauty at every turn.
The historic clay mining town of St Austell sits just 13 kilometres away, offering excellent shopping opportunities alongside its fascinating industrial heritage and gateway access to the Eden Project. Meanwhile, Padstow lies 31 kilometres from the cottage. This foodie's heaven combines Rick Stein's celebrated restaurants with a working harbour atmosphere, superb seafood establishments, and the glorious sandy expanses of the Camel Estuary beaches, ensuring your Cornish escape balances seaside relaxation with culinary excellence.
