The sitting-room is the heart of the cottage and enjoys a view out across your private patio to the platform.
The kitchen floods with light and has wonderful views of the platform. At the end of the kitchen you will find a small utility area and the downstairs WC.
Railway Cottage sits on the old railways track that runs from your back door to Newmills.
The main bedroom is a comfortable size overlooking the platform at the back of the house.
Welcome to Railway Cottage.
Welcome to Railway Cottage with the original flagstone floor.
The kitchen supplied with all the essentials for your holiday.
Watch what is happening on the line while making your morning cuppa.
The view from the kitchen window is very unique.
The bathroom is on the ground floor, off the hallway, by the front door and benefits from a bath and an electric shower.
All rooms lead off of the sitting-room including the stairs to the bedrooms. The sitting-room is comfortable and cosy for those colder months.
The dining-room floods with light and looks out over your private patio and of course the platform.
The cosy twin sits to the front of the cottage.
The main bedroom has an original fire (now ornamental) and overlooks the platform at the back of the house.
Please mind your head as you ascend and descend the stairs which are steep but benefit from a handrail.
The twin is comfortable and warm for an original cottage.
Enjoy a drink on your private patio area next to the railway.
An original feature of the cottage.
Railway Cottage has a lovely patio-area linking through to the platform, perfect for your free ride from Launceston to Newmills.
A lovely patio area perfect for alfresco dining.
Your holiday cottage awaits.
There's private parking opposite the cottage for up to two cars.
Launceston Castle sits high above the town and rewards walkers with wonderful views as far as the eye can see.
The River Kensey runs through Launceston and is minutes from the cottage. Launceston has two town trails to help you find out more about the heritage of this market town.
St Thomas parish church, again minutes from the cottage, offers a tranquil setting and was once the site of the largest priory in Cornwall, which was dissolved by Henry VIII in 1540. The priory ruins are visible adjacent to the church.
Lanhydrock is the perfect National Trust country house and estate, with the feel of a wealthy but unpretentious family home. You can also hire bikes and head out on the marked cycle paths.

Railway Cottage

4560

Launceston / Sleeps 4 + cot

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