Welcome to The Dolls House.
Linger over leisurely holiday meals at the sweet dining-table.
The bedroom is set on the ground floor.
The sunny courtyard beckons you to enjoy time in the best of the Cornish sunshine.
The Dolls House is a semi-detached cottage with its own parking directly outside. A real bonus in Fowey.
The stylish kitchen is a real delight.
Brew up that all-important morning cuppa.
The open plan living-room is set on the first floor, giving you glimpses of the river estuary.
The vaulted ceiling gives the room a wonderful sense of space.
Open plan living is the order of the day.
Get culinary creative in the kitchen but if cooking doesn't float your boat, Fowey serves up a great choice of places to eat and drink.
Savour cherished moments at The Dolls House.
The perfect spot to curl up after a day exploring Fowey.
The king-size bed ensures a blissful night's sleep.
Enjoy holiday lie-ins at The Dolls House.
Breakfast in bed is a must!
The Dolls House is as perfect for solo travellers as it is couples.
The interiors are beautifully presented throughout.
The bedroom has a handy en suite shower-room.
Set yourself up for the day with a refreshing shower.
While away the hours in the courtyard.
This charming retreat is a perfect base for exploring the south Cornish coast.
Treat yourself to a well deserved break at The Dolls House.
Glimpses of the river and countryside beyond, with Place House in the foreground.
The trendy waterside town of Fowey is a great base for a holiday.
You are sure to take to the water whilst on holiday at The Dolls House.
The south coast is peppered with sheltered bays and coves.
Head inland to spend the day at Lanhydrock Estate (National Trust).
For garden enthusiasts a visit to The Lost Gardens of Heligan is a must.
The iconic, world renowned Eden Project
A little further down the coast is historic Charlestown.
The Dolls House
5840Fowey | Sleeps 2 + cot*
7 Nights from £448
- 1 Reviews
Mrs Alexander May 2025
The Dolls' House is a lovely property for two just minutes walk away from the town and harbour and with the added bonus of a car parking space. In a quiet residential area with similar properties there are harbour glimpses from the upstairs living room. We only used the car once as the ferries are a great way to get around and there are lots of walks from the doorstep. We particularly recommend the Hall Walk plus the boat trip to Mevagissey is not to be missed. We ate out at Sunny Spice, The Ship Inn - very good and Sam's which was really good. Other nights we ate in using the wonderful produce from the Deli next to the church. ...
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