Charming Chapel Cottage is found up the short flight of steps and along the path to the cottage tucked in the corner.
This cosy cottage is stylishly furnished to match its St Mawes seaside location.
The super kitchen has all you need to cook a holiday meal.
The pretty double bedroom has a king-size bed for a restful night.
Take in the fabulous views from the main bedroom.
Chapel Cottage is a charming cottage with fabulous views towards the Carrick Roads, Place and Falmouth Bay.
The pretty secluded rear courtyard is the perfect place for al fresco dining.
Welcome to Chapel Cottage.
Relax in your stylish surroundings at Chapel Cottage. The quirky dining-table folds away when not in use.
The captivating view from the ground floor sitting-room/diner.
Snuggle up on the sofa after a busy day and watch the Smart TV.
The tiled floor is perfect if your four-legged friend is holidaying with you.
The stylish kitchen has all the equipment you'll need.
Everything is beautifully co-ordinated here.
Shop locally for the freshest of Cornish produce.
The double bedroom has a lovely iron bedstead and pretty linens.
Sit on the window seat in the double bedroom and take in the gorgeous views.
There is a lovely ornamental fireplace in the double bedroom.
The family bathroom has a bath with shower over.
The twin bedroom is at the rear of the cottage and the door leads out onto the patio.
Pops of colour in the twin bedroom.
Chapel Cottage is tucked away in the corner, in a row of pretty traditional Cornish cottages.
Watch the tide ebb and flow and the boats sail past from the front elevation.
This sheltered spot outside the front door is perfect for an evening aperitif.
Catch the ferry to Falmouth.
Summers Beach is a short walk away.
You can catch the small ferry to Place in the summer months and walk around St Anthony headland.
Hire a kayak from the harbour and explore the Percuil river.
Beautiful St Mawes has a bird's eye view of the Fal Estuary and Carrick Roads.
St Mawes has a great selection of places to dine.
The harbour buzzes with life and this is where you can catch the passenger ferry for a day in Falmouth.
The Roseland is home to some stunning beaches, this is Porthcurnick at Portscatho.
Enjoy al fresco dining at The Hidden Hut overlooking the beach.
St Just in Roseland is a beautiful spot.
Catch the King Harry Ferry over the river Fal and enjoy exploring further afield.
The Eden Project is a fascinating place to spend the day.
7 Nights from £580
Bedroom details
Bedroom 1
KingBedroom 2
TwinChapel Cottage is a simply delightful traditional Cornish cottage situated in the corner of a row of similar properties in an elevated position overlooking beautiful St Mawes and Falmouth Bay. Stylishly furnished to match the nautical location, Chapel Cottage is perfect for a romantic retreat or for family looking to explore this much sought-after part of the Roseland peninsula.
A short flight of ten shared access steps lead up a stone path and turn right past a neighbouring cottage to the front door. A small seating area here offers a stunning view of the bay and St Mawes below, the perfect spot for morning coffee or an evening aperitif. Cosy interiors and a warming wood-burner welcome you into the sitting-room where eye catching detail and pretty coastal ornaments complement the furnishings. And there's a Smart TV to keep everyone entertained after a busy beach day. A foldaway dining-table sits under the window so you can set the table and enjoy the sea view over dinner and fold it away again after to create more space. The kitchen sits at the rear, a beautifully crafted space with all you need to cook a holiday meal, including a Magimix coffee machine and slimline dishwasher. The ground floor areas are traditionally tiled with under-floor heating, ideal if your four-legged friend is joining you on holiday.
Climb the stairs to the first floor (please note the stairs are steep and the ceiling is low here, as is traditional in Cornish cottages) and the main double bedroom is up an additional step to the right. This room is a delight, with its feature king-size wrought iron bedstead and luxury linens you are assured of great night's sleep here. A window seat gives a bird's eye view of the bay, the perfect spot for a quiet read or just gazing out to sea. Along the corridor and up two steps the family bathroom sits in between the bedrooms and here you will find a bath with shower overhead so you can choose either a long soak or a refreshing shower. The twin-bedded room is at the rear of the cottage with comfy beds suitable for either children or adults. A door leads from this bedroom to a gorgeous outside decked area with a table and chairs for al fresco dining and modular seating so you can sit and enjoy the Cornish fresh air throughout the day. What more do you need on your Cornish getaway!
Chapel Cottage is perfectly placed a short stroll away from the vibrant harbourside, beaches and shops in St Mawes village centre, indeed you may never take your car out when you holiday here. There's a great choice of places to eat from fine dining in waterside restaurants to fish and chips from the paper eaten on the harbour wall watching the ebb and flow of the tide: the choice will not disappoint. Families will enjoy beach days on Summers beach, building sandcastles and rock pooling. Kayakers and paddle boarders should head for the hidden coves and quiet beaches whilst walkers enjoy mile upon mile of fabulous coast path exploration.
With a selection of galleries, cafes and grocery shops you may choose never to use your car. For a change of scene catch the passenger ferry from the harbour which will take you across the bay to the maritime town of Falmouth, steeped in history and an interesting place to explore.
A little way up the hill from the village, St Mawes Castle sits proudly overlooking the Carrick Roads and this stunning 15th century artillery fort is well worth a visit.
Portscatho is a charming fishing village just along the coast where you can enjoy coffee and freshly baked pastries overlooking the sea at Tatams, or perhaps wander along the coast path for al fresco dining at the iconic Hidden Hut where guests sit side by side on wooden benches and enjoy the freshest of seafood culinary delights (booking is essential for feast nights)
Should you decide to travel further afield, try The Lost Gardens of Heligan, lost in time and derelict since WWI, the gardens were discovered and restored thirty years ago and are now an oasis of tranquility and peace. The mighty biomes of the Eden Project are also a great place to spend the day. Throughout the year Chapel Cottage is perfectly placed for all your Cornish adventures.
Ground Floor
Sitting/Dining-room with Smart TV and wood-burner
Step to Kitchen with induction hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine/drier and slimline dishwasher
First Floor
Bedroom 1 with king-size double bed (5') and ornamental fireplace
Bathroom with bath, fitted shower, WC and wash-basin
Bedroom 2 with twin beds (3')
Features
- Dogs welcome (1 only)
- Travel cot, high chair and stair-gate
- Arrive/Depart Friday
- Short breaks available
- Wood-burner/Open fire
- Public car park (200 yds distant)
- WiFi
- No smoking
- Pub 100 yds
- Garden furniture and barbecue
- Electric CH (partial under-floor)
