Emelle
- 3 Bedrooms
- 3 Bathrooms
Entrance
From the parking area (with cycle rack) walk along a gravelled path through the garden to the terrace and entrance.
Bedroom 1
The ground floor bedroom, also with a limestone floor, an external door with a step down to a side terrace, a king-size bed and a 3ft bed with a 3ft truckle bed beneath, offering a versatile bedroom set-up.
En-suite
The en-suite bathroom/WC with roll top bath, separate cubicle shower, plus infrared switched heated mirrored bathroom cabinet, hand basin and heated towel rail.
Garden Room
This stylish cottage provides a ground floor with an attractive and practical limestone floor which is warm underfoot, an airy garden room with dual aspect bi-fold doors making the most of the meadow, boulder-strewn river and woodland setting.
Living Area
The sitting room has a wood burner, which sets the scene for cosy nights in with two sofas and a swing armchair with a wall-mounted smart TV.
Utility room
The utility room houses the washing machine and tumble dryer.
Staircase
From the living space, a dramatically lit carpeted glass and stainless steel 12-step turning staircase takes you to the first-floor accommodation, with engineered oak flooring and modern column radiators ensuring a cosy and welcoming space.
Kitchen / Dining Room
Well laid out cook's kitchen/dining room where the family can gather round the large kitchen table, relax on the sofa in the library corner, chat and make use of the built-in facilities including a wine cooler, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, Aga range cooker with a five-ring gas hob, 2 electric ovens and grill and a built-in microwave. There is also a Nespresso coffee machine (please bring your own standard bucket-shaped pods).
Bedroom 2
Master bedroom, with a king-size bed. The window overlooks the woodland garden, a pair of internal stained-glass windows commissioned by the owners to celebrate the wildlife river setting (in particular the river nesting of the rare Dipper birds, after which this property is named).
En-suite
An en-suite shower room, WC with a large walk-in low-level glazed shower, hand basin with illuminated and magnifying shaving mirror, plus infra-red switched heated and mirrored bathroom cabinet and heated towel rail.
Pets
2 dogs accepted of any size
General
Built as a renaissance of ancient granite ruins and designed to very high standards with sustainable materials, with the environment in mind, Dippers has solar panels, underfloor heating and has incorporated locally sourced recycled granite in the construction.
Superfast Wi-Fi is available at Dippers via a satellite link, providing internet and email use only; internet speeds in this remote location are variable.
Dippers' sister accommodation is secluded and set to one side of the property, private from Dippers yet close enough for a larger party booking both and making the most of this wonderful location with generous gardens to enjoy.
The owners do have CCTV, but it is not recorded.
AT A GLANCE
Sleeps 4 adults and 2 children in 2 king size beds and a 3ft single plus fold away 3 ft truckle underneath.
Ample private parking.
Two dogs accepted of any size.
Amazing woodland garden and location.
Set in the heart of Cornwall, Dippers is a beautifully tranquil escape nestled within woodland on the banks of the River Par, in the historic Luxulyan Valley World Heritage Site. Combining peaceful seclusion with excellent access to the coast, this idyllic retreat is just 10 minutes from Cornwall’s stunning south coast, known for its sandy coves, charming fishing villages, historic harbours, and lush sub-tropical gardens.
Just 1.5 miles away, the village of Luxulyan offers a local shop, traditional pub, and church. From your doorstep at Dippers, you can explore the breathtaking Luxulyan Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, where scenic walking trails weave through ancient woodland and reveal fascinating remnants of Cornwall’s rich mining heritage. The nearby Saints Way also offers a unique route for walkers and nature lovers alike.
A short 15-minute drive brings you to the vibrant towns of Fowey, Charlestown, Lostwithiel, and St Austell, each offering a delightful mix of independent shops, cafés, pubs, and restaurants. Iconic attractions such as the Eden Project and The Lost Gardens of Heligan are also within easy reach, making Dippers an ideal base for exploration.
Beach lovers will be spoiled for choice, with beautiful stretches of coastline along St Austell Bay, including Porthpean, Carlyon, Par, and Polkerris, just a short drive away. The dramatic north coast, with popular spots like Polzeath, Daymer Bay, Rock, and the picturesque village of Port Isaac, is also within easy reach for day trips.
Whether you're seeking outdoor adventure, scenic cycling routes, wildlife encounters, or simply a place to relax and reconnect, Dippers offers the perfect Cornish getaway for families and loved ones alike.
Experience the beauty, history, and tranquillity of Cornwall at Dippers.
Dippers is set in a beautifully maintained woodland garden, with a lawn fronting the River Par and a terrace part covered in front of the property to enjoy, listen to the wildlife and the water meander down the river. Given the close location of the river children and pets will need to be supervised. Garden furniture and barbecue provided.
Choose a holiday in St Austell, gateway to south Cornwall, and find yourselves surrounded by beautiful beaches, historic harbour towns and famous attractions.
St Austell is one of Cornwall’s biggest towns, steeped in history, and only a few miles away from the sea. For centuries, it was an important mining town. During the 18th Century, it was here that William Cookworthy discovered china clay, which really put St Austell on the map. Today, you’ll still be able to spot ‘the Cornish Alps’, towering white pits of china clay, and you can learn all about the town’s industrial past at the Wheal Martyn China Clay Museum.
The town is also famous as the home of St Austell Brewery. It’s only right that you should enjoy at least one pint of Proper Job or Tribute Cornish ale during your stay in St Austell, and you can also take an interactive tour of the brewery.
One of the best things about choosing a holiday in St Austell is that you’ll find yourself just a few miles away from some of the prettiest harbour towns, river estuaries and beaches south Cornwall has to offer. On the shores of St Austell Bay, also known as ‘the Cornish Riviera’, you’ll find the picturesque port town and sailing mecca of Fowey, the bustling fishing harbour of Mevagissey and its idyllic neighbour, Gorran Haven, and Charlestown. You’re sure to recognise this historic ship-building port thanks to Captain Poldark.
The emerald waters of St Austell Bay are perfect for water sports, from sailing, kayaking, SUPing and swimming. For days at the beach, head to Porthpean, Polkerris, Pentewan and Carlyon Bay.
Cornwall’s most famous attraction, The Eden Project, is only two miles away from St Austell, and is a must visit. Where else can you stroll through a tropical rainforest and under a waterfall one moment, then cross to a balmy mediterranean garden the next? The mystical Lost Gardens of Heligan are also only a short drive away and are well worth a visit. There are plenty of beautiful walks and cycle rides near St Austell, from woodland trails to the breath-taking views of the South West Coast Path.
Place yourself in the heart of South Cornwall, with its sheltered coves, spectacular views and world-class attractions when you book a holiday in St Austell.
From the narrow country lane an open entrance opens onto a narrow gravel driveway passing Dippers smaller sister cottage, Cider Press, and continues through the woodland garden alongside the pretty River Par opening into the gravelled parking area in front of Dippers – parking for 2 cars.
– Dippers can be booked with Cider Press (159)
– LOYALTY DISCOUNT available **Only 1 discount applies if other offers available**
– Due to river location, pets and children will need supervision
– This accommodation is suited to a maximum of 4 adults and 2 children plus an infant
– Sadly there is not sufficient mains electricity supply to be able to support electric vehicle charging.