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The exterior of a stone cottage showcases a rustic charm. Brightly colored flower pots flank the entrance, adding a touch of greenery. The roof is made of slate tiles, and large, multi-paned windows allow natural light to enter. The surrounding gravel path enhances its quaint appeal.
Cottage
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 171 reviews

Swallow Cottage

Swallow Cottage is centrally located in a quiet village but not far from many popular attractions. There are two bedrooms, shower room, well equipped kitchen/diner open plan lounge. There is a pub and village store (open until late!) within easy walking distance Sticker is on the edge of the beautiful Roseland Peninsula, and within easy driving distance of Charlestown, Heligan Gardens and the Eden Project. The nearest beach is within a short drive of 10 minutes. We welcome well behaved dogs.

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A compact sleeping area features a cozy daybed adorned with a white and blue patterned duvet cover and striped cushions. A window offers natural light, framed by colorful curtains. Above, a shelf displays art and storage items, contributing to the functional design of the space.
Guest house
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 219 reviews

Cornish home close to Charlestown and Eden Project

Beautifully and cosy studio apartment annex in the garden of our main house, within walking distance of Charlestown harbour and many beaches, the perfect base to explore St Austell Bay. The Studio Gallery is compact, charming and full of character, showcasing art from Cornish artists. Complete with day bed that becomes a Super-King bed, off-street parking, private entrance and outdoor area with a firepit. Equally perfect for coastal ramblers, or those looking to relax in Poldark's home county.

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Home
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 122 reviews

Dog friendly, whole house & garden near Eden

Welcome to my modern dog-friendly & spacious 2 bedroom home located on the clay trails close to Eden, Charlestown & Heligan Suitable for all seasons, a comfortable house with a large open plan kitchen & living/dining room upstairs & rural views opening onto an enclosed garden perfect for pets. Downstairs has 2 beautiful double rooms & bathroom. Free off-road parking for 2 cars Close to north & south coast beaches, Heligan, Charlestown & Eden are all a 20 minute drive. Great dog walks/cycling

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An open-plan kitchen and lounge area is presented, featuring a sleek kitchen island with seating. Natural light fills the space from large windows, highlighting wooden flooring and a comfortable armchair. A round dining table with stylish chairs complements the modern design.
Flat
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 127 reviews

The Gylly in Cornwall

Welcome to a very special, enchanting, one bedroom apartment hovering above the Cornish town of St Austell. Beautiful, bespoke accommodation is accompanied by a private outside area perfect for an evening barbecue following a relaxing and soothing spa. Sitting on the central south coast, it’s the perfect space for a couple wishing to explore Cornwall. No detail was overlooked in creating the ideal holiday environment, accessed by a dozen steps located behind private gates next to the main house.

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Guest house
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 222 reviews

The Piggery cottage dog friendly central location

The Piggery is a lovely, cosy holiday cottage which is equipped to a high standard. There is adjacent parking and a private seating area outside. Free WiFi is available as well as Freeview TV. The location is peaceful and rural with the added bonus of easy access to the North and South coast, the A30 just 2 miles away. Visitor attractions in the local area includeThe Eden Project, Heligan Gardens, Bodmin Jail and the Port of Charlestown. A maximum of two small dogs are welcome free of charge.

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A scenic view of Mevagissey harbour showcases the flat's location along the waterfront. Colorful boats float on the clear water, surrounded by buildings lining the coastline. Lush green hills rise in the background, adding to the serene environment.
Apartment
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 133 reviews

Harbour front flat in the heart of Mevagissey

Happy Plaice is a luxury one bedroom first floor self contained flat, overlooking the harbour with views out to sea in the heart of Mevagissey - a quintessentially Cornish location. Centrally located, the flat is perfect for couples who enjoy a plethora of boutique shops and fine eateries, all just moments from the door, whilst walkers can explore the beautiful coastline, S.W. coastal path and surrounding areas. Mevagissey is a working fishing port in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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A dining area is set with dishes and beverages, featuring a round table adorned with flowers and a breakfast spread. Large glass doors provide a view of the sea, bringing in natural light and connecting the space to the outdoor scenery.
Home
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 203 reviews

Amazing views over the beach and sea

Beach Retreat is set overlooking Beach in Charlestown .The main entrance leads to 2 berooms with en-suite wet rooms.Master bedroom boasts luxury super king bed .The twin room has two super comfortable beds. Stairs leads to the open plan living room and kitchen fab views through two patio doors opening onto balcony Off the kitchen is a patio area to catch the sun setting and enclosed secluded garden. Summerhouse and decking.noteparking for one car only Public car park nearby.Good Wi-Fi

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The exterior of the Cornish stone barn is showcased, featuring a welcoming entrance with wooden door and large windows. A rustic bench is positioned on the stone pathway, while small outdoor seating and decorative stones add charm to the landscape. Natural light reflects off the building's stone facade.
Cottage
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 165 reviews

Brecombe Barn

Brecombe Barn is a self catering comfy two bedroom, Cornish stone barn, tucked away in a rural and quiet location close to the market town of St. Austell. Brecombe Barn is within a short driving distance of both north and south coasts and main tourist attractions inc The Lost Gardens of Heligan,The Eden Project and Charlestown. Brecombe Barn is based close to owners property has its own private access, private parking and garden, is not overlooked and has views of surrounding fields.

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The open-plan kitchen features a stylish island with two stools, under modern pendant lighting. A sleek backsplash complements the stove and cabinets, while a skylight allows natural light to brighten the space. A cozy living area is visible in the background.
Guest house
5 out of 5 average rating, 105 reviews

Cosy escape for two, close to the sea.

Krowji means ‘cottage’ or ‘cabin’ in Cornish and is a timber-framed single-storey build next to our 300 year old cottage. A cosy, yet light and airy retreat for two, Krowji is located at the end of a private lane in Carlyon Bay, just a 20 minute walk from the bustling historic harbour of Charlestown. Krowji offers off-road parking for two cars and an enclosed outdoor courtyard with seating areas. * Please note, although at the end of a quiet lane, we are next to the main rail line.

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The stone exterior of the cottage is highlighted by red brick detailing around the windows and door. Flowering plants and greenery adorn the front, enhancing the cottage's charm. Multiple window panes allow natural light to brighten the entrance area.
Cottage
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 184 reviews

Connie's Cottage, Charlestown

For just two people, Connie's Cottage stands within 250 metres of Charlestown's famous harbour and beaches and of the South West Coast Path. Stone built and with many original beams and slate floors the cottage is very characterful but has been sympathetically modernised and includes gas fired central heating. There is non-restricted car parking available immediately to the rear of the cottage however in high season it may be necessary to park in the nearby pay car park.

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A cozy living area is framed by a wooden staircase leading to the upper level. A comfortable gray sofa with yellow accents faces a wooden coffee table, which rests on a soft area rug. A guitar hangs on the wall, and a wood-burning stove adds warmth to the space.
Home
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 105 reviews

Bootlace Cottage in Tywardreath

This special place is a converted cobbler's shop opposite a church in the heart of the historic village of Tywardreath, which boasts a wonderful pub and shop. Fowey, the Eden Project and Charlestown are all just a short drive away. This charming cottage is self-contained and is within walking distance to Par Beach and Par Station. The fully equipped kitchen contains everything you need and there is an outside terrace to enjoy your morning coffee and a sundowner.

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A classic sailing ship is seen anchored in calm waters, with a pastel sunset illuminating the sky. In the foreground, people are seated outside a harborside establishment, enjoying the view. Hanging flower baskets add a touch of greenery to the scene.
Cottage
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 129 reviews

Charlestown harbourside cottage with parking

Periwinkle is a cosy harbourside cottage in Charlestown. It is surprisingly big on the inside with an open plan layout on the ground floor with kitchen, dining area and lounge plus a downstairs shower room. Upstairs is a cosy double bedroom with a king-size bed, a lovely bathroom and another lounge taking advantage of the beautiful harbour and sea views. Private courtyard garden with laundry and access to the harbour and private parking outside the cottage.

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All About St Austell

Lying just a few kilometres inland from the southern Cornish coast, St Austell is one of the largest and most significant towns in the region. This historically noteworthy market town has meandering cafe-lined streets with brilliant stone-built Georgian architecture and 15th-century churches. A thriving High Street commerce district provides some of the best shopping in Cornwall, and local restaurants in St Austell serve fresh seafood from the nearby coastal waters.

With the coast and hinterlands easily accessible, there are several opportunities for outdoor recreation like hiking, surfing, kayaking, and the exploration of historical sites, such as Restormel Castle. For a wider selection of cultural offerings, St Austell makes a great jumping-off point to check out the surrounding communities of Newquay, Plymouth, and Falmouth.

The best time to stay in a holiday rental in St Austell

Short, moderately warm summers and long, chilly, rain-filled winter days characterise most of the year in St Austell. The temperate coastal climate of southern England keeps conditions relatively modest throughout the year, with only minor variations in temperature and moderate swings in precipitation between seasons. While June through August may have the overall warmest temperatures, the shoulder seasons, specifically the months of May and September, provide the lowest chances of rain, along with pleasantly brisk temperatures. These conditions make it an ideal time to book holiday cottages in St Austell, as well as to explore and hike the countryside.

In addition, there are plenty of options throughout the year in the wider Cornwall region to keep travellers entertained with local festivals and events. June, for example, hosts the Mevagissey Feast Week, a celebration of live music and local seafood dishes. Also, the Fowey Christmas market during the holidays hosts a brilliant display of colorful lights and display booths full of wonder and merriment.

Top things to do in St Austell

Shipwreck Treasure Museum

Over 8,000 artefacts dredged from the depths of hundreds of centuries-old shipwrecks fill this fascinating museum. Gold coins, cannonballs, diving equipment, and countless maritime artefacts are found in several different themed exhibits throughout the museum grounds. After an afternoon of exploration, the surrounding community of Charlestown, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, provides further opportunities to explore and discover.

Eden Project

Several large geodesic domes provide coverage for the world's largest indoor rainforest, Eden Project, which is dedicated to highlighting sustainability and conservation projects around the globe. Here you can wander artificial rainforest and Mediterranean climates, along with the associated flora and fauna, while gaining an education in conservation and the interplay between humans and our environment.

Menacuddle Well

In the wooded rural boundaries of St Austell is Menacuddle Well, a holy site dating to the 15th century that has only recently been uncovered and restored by locals. Located just a short walk from the town centre, ornamental gardens and lush forest line the leisurely path leading to the historical site’s stone structures and shallow waterfall.

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