The town of Fowey, immortalised in legend and contemporary books, is largely unspoilt, and retains its charm from ages past. From the wooded slopes of its estuary and its picturesque coves, to secret creeks and busy quayside, it stimulates the imagination in everyone. Around the next bend in the river could be a modern cruise liner on a visit, or a training ship, like a privateer, under sail. The town itself has several good restaurants to cater for all tastes, as well as pubs serving quality meals. There is a variety of shops - two local pottery shops, shops that cater for the artist, a delicatessan, a specialist bread shop, as well as antique shops and two galleries.



This welcoming house has every comfort you could wish for a pleasant holiday. It has a fully equipped kitchen and utility room with washing machine and freezer, together with a drying room with tumble drier at the rear of the house. It is a warm house benefitting from its sunny aspect and gas-fired central heating system. The main sitting room is at the front of the house on the ground floor, and has a large window to enjoy the inspiring view. It is well-furnished with comfortable seating for a tired guest, and a TV and VCR for the odd evening in. Through the hall is the entrance to a small, sunny conservatory with cane chairs, while at the rear of the house is the dining room, furnished in cottage style. Upstairs is the bathroom, with bath, shower, sink and wc. On the first floor at the front is a large twin-bedded room, with built-in wardrobe, TV, VCR and window affording beautiful sweeping view of the river, the historic architecture of Fowey and the surrounding countryside. The back bedroom, also on the first floor, is of a good size, and has a double bed and further TV with remote control.