Holiday Cottages

This second floor apartment is in a prime position within the walls of this great castle.

A fair maiden with golden tresses waiting to be rescued by a handsome prince – as in the best classic fairytales – sadly won’t be part of the inventory for a stay in this romantic 13th century tower.

This is an elegant and spacious four-storey Georgian house standing in its own grounds with expansive views to the English Channel, one of the busiest waterways in the world.

Through an avenue of horse chestnut trees, beneath two fine entrance arches, overlooking lawns and the classic ruins of Kirby Hall is Peacock Cottage.

This charming single storey stone built cottage nestles against the ancient wall of the original manor house. From the front windows there are views over the lake and from the rear windows to the church and the cloisters.

This former cricket pavilion was built in the early 1900’s for the Royal Naval College. The pitch has long since reverted to fields, but the pavilion’s long south-facing verandah is now a peaceful place to relax and enjoy the quiet of a summer evening.

High on the steep ramparts with sweeping views over Falmouth Bay, this solid single storey building stands in an enviable position.

Even the most dedicated cook could be forgiven for being distracted from the task in the kitchen at Fort House.

Standing right next to The Greenhouse Apartment, the cottage shares the same good views across the productive and beautifully tended kitchen garden.

From this first floor apartment you look over the enclosed kitchen garden which has supplied the castle with vegetables, fruit and flowers for over 300 years.

This substantial and spacious family home stands a short walk away from the romantic ruins of Witley Court.

East Lodge is built into the walls of Hardwick Old Hall and may be imposing from the outside, but inside you will find spacious and welcoming two bedroom holiday cottage with charming leaded windows.

Cambridge Lodge is a two storey detached cottage. On the ground floor there is a sitting room which overlooks the grounds of Audley End House, a fully equipped kitchen and a separate dining room.

Built in the early 20th century for the custodian of the Abbey, but using reclaimed abbey stone, this cottage is a reminder of the original medieval masons who built the Abbey.

Callie’s Cottage is a Grade II listed property situated within the grounds of historic Pendennis Castle. This beautiful cottage was built 100 years ago and has been fully refurbished to an extremely high standard. Originally built as a Sergeants’ Mess it has been converted into a relaxing haven to be enjoyed by families or couples alike. Unique to this cottage is a private secluded garden overlooking magnificent sea views.

This single storey stone-built former gatehouse has something of a Hansel and Gretel feel about it with partly leaded glass windows, and an enclosed and secluded garden.