Open the garden gate and Chyvounder awaits.
The sitting-room has original exposed stonework and characterful beams.
The kitchen/diner has plenty of space.
Bedroom 1 has a king-size bed and lovely views of the garden.
Welcome to Chyvounder.
Relax in the sitting-room after a busy day exploring.
The wood-burner will keep you and your four-legged friend warm during cooler months.
Holiday treats.
This traditional cottage has extra thick Cornish granite walls creating lovely feature window sills and seats.
Gather everyone around the farmhouse table for a holiday feast.
The oil-fired Rayburn and a traditional ceiling clothes airer.
The oil-fired Rayburn adds warmth to this lovely cottage.
The kitchen has all the equipment you'll need including the all-important dishwasher.
The bathroom on the ground floor has a bath with hand-held shower, and a separate shower cubicle.
Sweet dreams in bedroom 1.
This characterful cottage has such a pretty outlook.
The single bedroom is perfect for either a child or adult.
Oh so pretty.
Lovely touches.
The spacious twin room, which can also be made up as a super-king with the 'zip and link' beds.
Please mind your head when going up and down the stairs in this charming cottage.
Chyvounder is next door to Chybean.
Chyvounder has a pretty cottage garden.
Enjoy long sunny lunches at the cottage.
Chyvounder has a large lawn to the side of the cottage, perfect for water spots kit of a game of football.
Your pooches are welcome to join you on holiday.
Chyvounder is the white cottage in the foreground on the right-hand side.
Pop down to Mylor Yacht Marina and admire the boats or take some sailing lessons at the sailing school (do book in advance).
The renowned Pandora Inn is perfect for waterside dining.
Pretty Weir beach is well worth a visit during your holiday.
The vibrant harbourside of St Mawes is a delight.
Visit Falmouth for eclectic shops, a great choice of places to eat and the National Maritime Museum.
Flushing is a wonderful place to spend time.
Explore the coves and inlets of the Helford, this is Gillan.
Catch the King Harry Ferry and explore west Cornwall.
Chyvounder
51172.4 miles N of Falmouth | Sleeps 5 + cot*
7 Nights from £612
Ms Grellier December 2025
Chyvounder is a pretty (and warm) cottage set back from the quiet lane in a good sized garden. The well equipped kitchen is a good size, a sweet cosy sitting room with an easy to light fire and the bedrooms are very comfortable. We stayed for 6 days over Christmas to be close to our extended family - it was a great base in a pretty spot with fantastic walks from the door. Thanks for a lovely stay!...
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Mrs Nowakowski February 2025
A lovely stay in a cosy and warm cottage. We were fortunate with good weather most of the time but even the one stormy wet day was spent happily in the cottage. There is everything you could possibly need for a comfortable holiday and the area is so quiet despite being so close to amenities. Loved the pheasants walking around the garden and watching them go up to perch for the night. As well as the owls hooting every night. Would be very happy to return to the cottage and would recommend to anyone wishing to explore this beautiful area of Cornwall....
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Miss Palmer April 2025
We had an excellent week at Chyvounder. We were particularly lucky with the weather and had sunshine every day. The cottage was an great base and ideal location for walking locally and visiting Falmouth. We found the beds very comfortable and it had everything we needed. I would recommend. ...
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Dr Holder October 2025
TV is very poor - almost unwatchable and not of a remotely acceptable standard for 2025. Cottage smells of heating oil. Stairs are plain dangerous. Oven is so old settings on dials are worn away and so cooking is tricky. Bathroom downstairs is very tight. No undercupbard lighting in kitchen and no measuring jug nor stick liquidiser. No welcome pack of anything - not even some milk. Decorating is pretty bad and lots of surface wiring c. 1970. There's probably more but we left the next morning - frankly you wasted our time and money and you spoil your brand offering such a poor cottage....
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Reply from Classic Cottages
We’re very sorry to hear that your stay at Chyvounder didn’t meet expectations. While we weren’t aware of the TV issues during your visit, we’ve since arranged for them to be investigated and we're pleased to report that it is fully functioning. If any items from our minimum inventory are ever missing, we’re always happy to provide them during your stay. Unfortunately, the housekeeper missed the fresh milk when delivering the local biscuits—we sincerely apologise for that oversight. Regarding the oil smell near the Aga, we’re unsure of the cause but pleased to report that it is no longer present. Chyvounder was redecorated two years ago in a style sympathetic to its heritage, and we do advise that, due to its age, the cottage features low doorways, steep steps, and other charming quirks. We’re sorry it wasn’t quite the right fit for you, but we truly appreciate your thoughtful feedback—it helps us improve and ensure a better experience for future guests. Julie, Customer Support...
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Mrs Barrett September 2024
We had a relaxing 5 nights in the cottage and it felt quite homely. Couldn’t believe the silence at night, only an owl to be heard. Clean and comfy cottage with a large secure garden for our small dog to wander in. Nice big kitchen to enjoy a leisurely breakfast in listening to the radio. Used our time in Cornwall to visit Truro, Falmouth, St Ives and Flushing. Had a very fab time. Thanks for having us! ...
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