Set on four floors, our spacious Victorian townhouse in Fowey is centrally located in an elevated position on the principal waterfront road with extensive views of Polruan, the harbour and out to sea.
Boasting one of the best views in Fowey, step out onto the balcony and look left towards town where shops, galleries and eateries are just a few minutes away. Below, Whitehouse beach, the ferry to Polruan and Mevagissey is less than 100 metres away.
Bedroom One The tucked away one. Kingsize bed
Bedroom Two The middle one. Located next to kitchen and wet room. Twin/Superking
Bedroom Three The top one. Twin beds and daybed (can be used as extra child bed by arrangement) with an unusual window overlooking the estuary. Additional TV/DVD.
As featured in Beautiful Kitchens, the spacious fully equipped kitchen/diner features hob and combi oven, Amercian fridge and Rayburn.
Bi-fold doors lead to courtyard with seating and stairs leading to roof terrace.
Bathroom 1 Slate wet room with shower and large bath.
Bathroom 2 Large shower room on first floor.
Utility room Located across courtyard with washing machine, tumble dryer and extra fridge. Store your wet stuff here
Outside shower Rinse off wetsuits and sand before you go in through the front door
Roof Terrace Extensive deck area of wood, glass and stainless steel with outdoor seating. Stunning views of Polruan, the estuary and out to sea.
Guests benefit from one parking space during their stay. The road is narrow on this part of the Esplanade so you will unload outside the property and have your own dedicated parking in Fowey throughout your stay.
Short term parking bays are also available 50 yards away and weekly car parking permits are available through Cornwall Council. Car parks are free Nov to mid-March. Just Park is in operation. More info visit: https://www.fowey.co.uk/visitor-information/driving-to-fowey/parking-in-fowey
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Prices from £170-£300 per night.
After six years of visiting Fowey, Beverley had “the stupid idea” and fell in love with La Folie. She and her architect husband transformed the townhouse into its current blend of modern and vintage, adding the sun deck and some decorative panache, but keeping the Victorian charm. It’s the family’s holiday home too and you’ll find the basics ready when you arrive. Beverley doesn’t want her guests to have to go and buy tea bags just after they’ve shown up. She’d rather you treat it like your own home.
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