3 The Boat House
- 2 Bedrooms
Front door to hallway.
Lounge with L shaped sofa, large, wall-mounted flat screen TV and DVD player, and patio doors to the terrace.
Well-equipped kitchen with ceramic hob, oven, American style fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer.
Dining room with seating for 6.
Ground floor double bedroom 1 with 4ft 6in double bed and patio doors to the terrace.
Small office with workstation desk.
Family bathroom with bath, handheld shower, hand basin, WC and bidet.
Period staircase to first floor. Master bedroom 2 with 6ft bed and small en-suite shower room with hand basin and WC.
Twin bedroom 3 with two 3ft zip link beds (can be joined to create double, please specify choice at time of booking).
Please note: La Mouette is a dormer bungalow. By design, the ceilings are sloped in the upstairs bedrooms and en-suite, and may not be suitable for those over 6ft tall.
La Mouette is a beautifully presented property in the heart of Falmouth – close enough to walk into town, yet just far enough away to avoid the bustle if you're looking for a peaceful afternoon in the garden. The historic port of Falmouth caters for most interests with plenty of restaurants and pubs, as well as the National Maritime Museum. A trip to 16th century Pendennis castle is well worth while as is Trebah garden. Alternatively get some exercise by enjoying one of the many scenic walks that surround the beautiful Fal estuary, or visit the beaches at Swanpool or Gyllyngvase.
This spacious house has beautiful views of the estuary, and a sunny patio area where guests can relax or dine alfresco watching the comings and goings in the harbour. The house has a large sitting room with comfy sofas, patio doors leading to the terrace, a separate dining room, and a well-equipped kitchen. There are 3 light and airy bedrooms, with a master en-suite, and a sunny garden and terrace
Terrace furnished wth picnic table. Views of the estuary. Sloping enclosed garden.
Life in Falmouth revolves around the sea. Boats of every shape and size fill the waterfront, from colourful fishing boats on the old quay, shiny super yachts in the marinas and huge ships in the industrial docks. You’ll find freshly-caught seafood on the menu of Falmouth’s many restaurants, and hear songs about the the sea belted out at the annual Falmouth Sea Shanty Festival.
Built around the third largest deep-water harbour in the world, this bustling town is steeped in maritime history. In 1540, King Henry VIII built Pendennis Castle on the edge of the Fal estuary to defend against invasions and protect the Carrick Roads waterway. Over 200 years later, it was Falmouth where the news of Nelson’s death, and Britain’s victory at Trafalgar, was first landed and taken to London.
Today, you can embark on your own voyage of discovery at the National Maritime Museum. With 15 galleries, interactive exhibits, a boatbuilding workshop and an underwater viewing window, kids and adults alike will love learning about Falmouth’s vibrant past.
Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or a total novice, a holiday in Falmouth isn’t complete without taking to the water. Thanks to its sheltered harbour, Falmouth is one of the UK’s premier sailing destinations so it’s a great place to learn the ropes and set sail. Or why not your try your hand at kayaking, paddle boarding or scuba diving? For a more relaxing approach, hop aboard one of the many boat trips leaving Falmouth harbour, heading to the pretty fishing village of St Mawes, Cornwall’s capital, Truro, or to catch your own fish supper. Make sure to keep an eye out for wildlife along the way – if you’re lucky you might spot seals, dolphins and basking sharks.
If you haven’t found your sea legs, there’s plenty to keep you entertained on dry land. Explore the historic ramparts of Pendennis Castle, stroll through Falmouth’s many gardens or hit the shops; Falmouth’s pretty streets are filled with quirky boutique shops, high street names and artisan cafés. There’s also a real creative buzz in Falmouth. You’ll find art galleries, including the award-winning Falmouth Art Gallery, live music and a busy calendar of festivals, regattas and events.
No holiday in Cornwall is complete without a trip to the beach, and you’re spoilt for choice in this beautiful corner of south west Cornwall. Gyllyngvase, just a short walk from the town centre, is Falmouth’s most popular beach. There’s a large, sweeping stretch of golden sand, clear waters and an award-winning café, Gylly Beach Cafe. A little further along the coast path you’ll find Swanpool and Maenporth, two beautiful sandy coves with sheltered waters and family-friendly facilities. If you dream of having a beach to yourself, the nearby Helford River estuary is peppered with smuggler coves and tranquil inlets.
The South West Coast Path is right on the doorstep of our Falmouth holiday cottages, offering panoramic sea views no matter which way you turn. What’s more, there’s a whole host of countryside trails and walks along both the Fal and Helford rivers, making Falmouth an ideal destination for walking holidays and dog-friendly holidays in Cornwall.
Discover West Cornwall’s beautiful beaches, family-friendly attractions and fascinating history when you book a holiday in Falmouth.
Designated parking space for 3 cars including garage space.
Included: Bed linen, towels, (guests must provide their own beach towels), electricity, heating, Wi-Fi, travel cot and high chair on request.
Regret no pets, and No Smoking.
Internet and Telephone: Fibre high speed Wi-Fi available free of charge. No landline telephone available. Mobile reception variable but please check with your provider prior to booking.
Small Party Discounts may be available for 1-3 guests (date dependent).
Local Facilities: Beaches: Swanpool or Gyllyngvase within 2 miles. Falmouth with restaurants, cafes, pubs, art galleries and all general facilities within a 10 minute walk.