Refuge Cottage, Fowey, is a charming traditional Cornish retreat nestled in the heart of this vibrant coastal town. The welcoming kitchen embraces classic cottage style while offering modern convenience, featuring a fully equipped space perfect for creating family feasts or packing picnics for beach adventures. A separate utility room provides practical storage for beach gear and washing facilities. The inviting living room delivers comfort and character in equal measure, with plenty of cosy seating and French doors framing spectacular estuary views.
Step outside to discover a peaceful oasis – an enclosed garden that provides a serene space for outdoor dining, complete with garden furniture and a BBQ. The piece de resistance is the stunning balcony offering breathtaking water views, where you can while away hours watching boats glide by. The cottage offers three beautifully appointed bedrooms, each with its own en-suite shower room: a double bedroom with magnificent river views, a charming single room also enjoying water vistas, and a peaceful twin room overlooking the courtyard. A ground-floor WC adds extra convenience.
Imagine starting your day with breakfast on the balcony, watching the morning light dance across the estuary waters while planning your adventures. As evening falls, gather in the garden for a BBQ feast, sharing stories of beach discoveries and coastal walks, before retiring to the comfort of your traditional Cornish hideaway.
Refuge Cottage, Fowey, enjoys an enviable position in this enchanting harbour town. Just 200 metres from the quay, you'll find yourself immersed in Fowey's vibrant atmosphere, with its collection of independent shops, welcoming pubs, and excellent restaurants. The sandy haven of Readymoney Cove lies just 950 metres away on foot, offering a perfect spot for beach days and rock pool exploration. St Catherine's Castle (3 km) provides panoramic views and fascinating historical insights, while the stunning Tregrehen Garden (10 km) showcases rare plants and peaceful woodland walks.Culture enthusiasts will enjoy St Austell Market House (14 km), a creative hub hosting various events and local artisans. The world-famous Eden Project (14 km) offers an unforgettable day out with its impressive biomes and interactive exhibits. Further afield, discover the Wadebridge and District Museum (31 km), the atmospheric Jamaica Inn (36 km) on Bodmin Moor, and Tarquin's Gin Distillery (37 km) for a taste of Cornwall's craft spirits.
The historic market town of Liskeard, with its high street lined with independent local shops and a fascinating architectural trail is just 31 kilometres away. Cornwall's charming county capital and lone city of Truro (37 km) makes a perfect day trip destination, offering a unique blend of Cornish culture and heritage.
