Welcome to Chy Lowen! Perfectly positioned.
The terrace catches the morning sun and is accessed via the lower ground floor either from the hall or main bedroom.
The dual-aspect sitting-room is light and welcoming.
Breakfast with a view!
The pretty double bedroom on the lower ground floor (Bedroom 1).
The views across the Carrick Roads are fabulous.
What a view.
The cosy sitting-area in the open plan living-room.
The coal-effect fire will keep you cosy in cooler months.
The sociable kitchen and dining-area.
Such a fabulous view from the dining-table.
The kitchen has all the equipment you'll need to cook a holiday meal.
The views are mesmerising.
Bedroom 1 has a double bed and en suite shower-room.
The handy en suite shower-room to bedroom 1.
Delightful bedroom 1.
Bedroom 2 is ideal for either adults or children.
Sweet dreams.
The family bathroom on the lower ground floor has a fabulous free-standing bath and separate shower.
The sitting area on the first floor.
There are plenty of books to browse through.
Take a window seat and watch the world go by through the binoculars.
Bedroom 3 is perfect for children.
The super shower-room on the first floor.
The harbourside is a short stroll away.
You can store all you sports gear here.
Custom House Quay is a short stroll away.
Looking from Gyllyngvase beach towards Pendennis Castle and The Roseland in the distance.
Perhaps hop on the ferry to Flushing and see if you can spot Chy Lowen from the beach (looking back at Falmouth).
Gyllyngvase beach is less than a mile away.
Swanpool beach is just along from Gyllyngvase.
Chy Lowen
992Falmouth | Sleeps 6 + cot (no children from 1 to 5)
7 Nights from £618
Mr Burt March 2019
I've stayed in many self catering properties, some of which have been truly exceptional for location, comfort and value for money. I put Chy Lowen (992) at the top of that group. Assuming Falmouth's steep hills aren't an issue (if they are, don't go there), what's not to like about a property situated on a quiet 'no through road', great views, allocated parking and only a two minute walk to the shops, pubs and ferry? All the rooms are big, well equipped and are warm and comfortably furnished. We were staying out of season, but even so we thought a week's stay was remarkable value (except that the parking permit fell off the car dashboard and we ended up with three parking tickets in two days for failing to display the permit - it's an allocated bay, no one else can park there but.........oh well a £105 lesson learned). It's understandable that the beds in one of the twin rooms are described as suitable only for children. However, one of our party was happy to take that room because it effectively gave him the top floor, including a bathroom, all to himself. He's in his late fifties and if he can do it........worth asking, is all I'm saying. Falmouth is a great place and the locals are lovely. My favourite pub was the Oddfellows (100yards). Breakfast in Fuel (150yards) will set you up nicely (try the pancakes). The Maritime Museum is expensive and probably not worth the money.....all a bit child orientated. Check out the ferries - great fun....
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Frau Rummel August 2019
Property and location were perfect. Thanks a lot for such great holidays.
Dr Inwood July 2019
This was our 5th visit and we had a great holiday once again. Above all this is a property with great views over Falmouth harbour giving interest both day and night. We look forward to visiting again
Mrs Askwith October 2018
We loved this property for its home from home feel and location.
Mr Green September 2018
A very comfortable and well equipped property in a great location - literally five minutes walk from the High Street. Great view of the "big boats" in the Harbour to. For me, it was a magic balance - in the middle of town but felt very private....
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