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16th Century whitewashed & thatched, The Cot is reputed to have been used by smugglers in days of yore; in more recent times it was owned by the coxswain of the local lifeboat. Sunny and south facing, this cottage has been beautifully renovated to an extremely high standard allowing you to enjoy Cadgwith in very comfortable, stylish surroundings. Low beams, open stonework and a deep inglenook fireplace housing a wood-burner - together with a secret room, possibly a smuggler’s hidey-hole - all enhance its delightful charm and character. A private parking space is provided nearby in the cove.
Wireless broadband is also available in the cottage.
Accommodation: Ground floor: Entrance leads into a large open
plan living room with Italian travertine floor throughout. Kitchen
area: newly fitted with attractive light oak units, polished granite
worktops, microwave, dishwasher, electric oven and ceramic hob, tumble dryer, and
fridge with freezer compartment. Dining area: with table and chairs.
Living area: with comfortable seating, wood burning stove in
a large inglenook fireplace; (here there used to be a cloam oven for
baking bread). The secret room leads up from the fireplace. Satellite TV with video, DVD and CD player with ipod docking station. Bathroom: with roll top bath, large shower,
wash basin and WC. Utility area: with washing machine and tumble
drier. First floor: Twin bedded room with view over
the village. Double-bedded room with views over the village,
ensuite shower room with shower, wash hand basin overlooking the courtyard.
Cobbled, enclosed courtyard with table & chairs. Telephone: 01326 290515 (incoming calls only). Parking: Can usually be found on the roadside
or alternatively there is private parking in a private car park in
the cove 100 yards away. Travel cot and high chair are available on request. Additional baby pack available on request - including steam steriliser, baby monitor, baby bath and bouncy chair.Heating: Oil fired central heating and wood burning
stove. |
| Garden |
Yes |
Security
Deposit |
£50 |
| Electricity |
Inclusive |
Microwave |
Yes |
| Parking
Space |
Nearby |
Fridge
with Freezer Comp |
Yes |
| Linen |
Inclusive |
Freezer |
No |
| Pets |
No |
Washer/Dryer |
Yes |
| Travel
Cot |
Yes |
Dish Washer |
Yes |
| High Chair |
Yes |
Roll Top
Bath |
Yes |
| Changeover
Day |
Saturday |
Shower
(2) |
Yes |
| WiFi |
Yes |
Smoking |
No |
Availability
and Prices for The Cot, last updated
Friday, July 9, 2010 19:04
If a date
is not showing, the cottage is not available. Prices are in pounds
sterling
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27/11/2010 |
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From: Russ and Sylvia Francombe Location: Pontypool, South Wales
We would just like to say how much we enjoyed our week at Cadgwith Cove in the first week of May 2007, a truly idyllic village, steeped in tradition and history.we stayed at The Cot and was very impressed with the tasteful decoration of the cottage mixing contempory design but also retaining the traditional cottage feel a truly lovely cottage, we will hope to be back next year.
Russ and Sylvia |
| Very comfortable, beautifully furnished, wonderful location and excellently appointed' Mrs Lewis, Powys |
| We were delighted with the whole place, it's beautifully decorated and very comfortable' Mr Smith, Berkshire |
Richard and Kate Carter
Just a few lines to say that we stayed in 'The Cot' in October 2009 and found it to be a charming and comfortable cottage kept to the highest of standards. We have been visiting Cadgwith for nearly twenty years now and up until the time we rented 'Rose Cottage' last year we have stayed many time in the pub. We would highly recommend 'The Cot' and for that matter 'Rose Cottage', to anyone who asks. We will definitely be staying again in 2010, maybe twice. Our aim is to to spend Christmas and the New Year in the future. Now comes the dream, if we ever won the lottery we would move to Cadgwith the next day!! There is one thing I would say to the owners of 'The Cot' don't change it too much as it is idllyic.
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