Entrance
A level path to the front door opens into this cosy self-catering cottage.
Living Room
Comfortable carpeted sitting room to the left with a beamed ceiling, open fireplace, two leather sofas, a television with SKY and a window seat overlooking the front. A second carpeted sitting room is to the right with a beamed ceiling, L-shaped sofa in front of the central fireplace with a wood-burning stove (not in operation) and a window overlooking the front also with SKY TV.
Kitchen
The sitting room opens into a fitted kitchen, built-in electric oven with four-ring ceramic hob, small fridge (large fridge/freezer in utility room), dishwasher & Nespresso compatible coffee maker overlooking the garden at the rear. You will be greeted on arrival with a tasty welcome pack.
Dining Room
From the kitchen, there is a step down into the dining room with a wood floor, a large dining table with chairs and French doors opening out to the south-facing garden with views to Godolphin Hill in the distance.
Utility
From the second sitting room, a step up to a doorway opens into the utility room with a washing machine, separate drying machine, large fridge/freezer and some storage with a games cupboard.
Shower Room
A further step down takes you to the shower room with a vinyl floor, a step up into an electric shower and a separate W.C with a small basin.
From the front door, a traditional staircase with ten steps takes you up to the first-floor landing. All bedrooms have a step up or down to access them.
Bedroom 1
A comfy bedroom with a king-size bed, storage and views over the south-facing garden.
Bedroom 2
The second bedroom with a standard double, storage and views over the south-facing garden is at the rear of the property.
Bedroom 3 & 4
There are two twin bedrooms at the front, both with standard single beds, storage and windows overlooking the front.
Bathroom
A family bathroom W.C with a corner bath and electric shower over, basin and vinyl floor complete the accommodation.
Heating
Heating provided via night storage and portable oil heaters.
Pets
This property welcomes one dog of any size.
AT A GLANCE….
Sleeps 8 in four bedrooms. Comprising 1 king size bed, 1 double and 2 twin bedrooms
Lovely, enclosed south facing back garden
Two bath/shower room WC's
Ample, private parking
Escape to the charm of Cornwall at Fourways, a traditional semi-detached cottage nestled in the heart of Townshend, a rural village. This welcoming home-from-home offers the perfect base for a truly memorable getaway, with a delightful farm shop just moments away for all your essentials.
From the moment you arrive, you’re perfectly placed to experience the very best of West Cornwall. Within just a short drive, you’ll find some of the region’s most beautiful beaches, including Marazion Beach, Praa Sands, and Perranuthnoe Beach, ideal for sun-soaked days, coastal walks, and family adventures by the sea.
Right on your doorstep is the ever-popular Country Skittles, offering indoor skittles, children’s games, a restaurant, and a bar, perfect for relaxed evenings and family fun.
Just a nine-minute drive brings you to Hayle, a vibrant coastal town set beside a stunning RSPB estuary. Here, you can browse independent shops, enjoy waterside dining, and sample local favourites like traditional Cornish pasties from Philps Bakery, quality meats from Hampson's Butchers, and indulgent treats at Mr B's Ice Cream Parlour. With karting, golf, wildlife experiences, and three miles of sandy beach at nearby Gwithian Beach, there’s something here for everyone.
For fans of Poldark, many of the show’s iconic filming locations are just a short drive away, perfect for creating your own scenic adventure through Cornwall’s dramatic landscapes.
Explore further afield and discover the artistic charm of St Ives or the historic beauty of Marazion, both within easy reach. Wander cobbled streets, browse galleries, relax in cosy cafés, or take to the water for a boat trip, perhaps even spotting seals or fishing for your supper.
A visit to the iconic St Michael's Mount is simply unmissable. This magical tidal island, rising from Mount’s Bay, invites you to walk the causeway at low tide or arrive by boat to explore its medieval pathways, subtropical gardens, and historic castle.
For walkers, the breathtaking South West Coast Path stretches for miles nearby, offering unforgettable views of Cornwall’s rugged coastline.
There’s no shortage of attractions to fill your days, including the spectacular Minack Theatre, the fascinating National Maritime Museum Cornwall, and the world-renowned Eden Project. You can also explore beautiful National Trust locations such as Godolphin House, Trengwainton Garden, Cape Cornwall, and Botallack.
Whether you’re seeking seaside relaxation, family adventure, or scenic exploration, Fourways offers the perfect base. Tucked away in one of Cornwall’s most beautiful regions, it’s a place where memories are made, whatever the weather.
At the rear of the property is an enclosed south facing garden with a sliding gate at the end to the driveway providing a safe environment for the children to entertain themselves and for the family to enjoy eating outside. Garden furniture and a large gas BBQ is provided.
Holidays in Marazion are truly magical. Where else can you follow in the footsteps of a legendary giant and cross a cobbled causeway to a little island complete with fairytale castle?
Set on the sparkling waters of Mount’s Bay, Marazion is an attractive old town, thought to be one of the oldest in the UK. With panoramic views that stretch from the Lizard to Land’s End, bright turquoise waters and a stunning sandy beach, it’s no surprise that Marazion is such a popular holiday destination.
Here you can spend lazy summer days on the soft sands of Marazion beach, with its unbeatable views, safe swimming waters and seasonal lifeguard cover. The beach is brilliant for building sandcastles, sailing, kite surfing, SUPing or simply sitting with an ice cream in the gentle sea salty breeze.
Of course, no holiday in Marazion is complete without crossing the crystal clear waters of Mount’s Bay to St Michael’s Mount. You can hop on a ferry, or at low tide can follow the causeway across to the island, the legendary home of Cormoran the giant. Explore the sub tropical gardens, follow medieval pathways and climb up to the castle.
Mount’s Bay is abundant with wildlife, so keep your eyes peeled for playful pods of dolphins, seals and giant basking sharks gliding through the water. If you’re a keen twitcher, visit Marazion Marsh Nature Reserve.
Back in the town, the pretty streets and waterfront are filled with cafes, old Cornish pubs, restaurants and ice cream parlours. Take your time to browse the art galleries, gift shops and boutiques, then learn all about the town’s fascinating history at Marazion Museum.
The best way to explore the stunning surroundings is by foot. Follow the South West Coast Path to Porthleven, stopping at picture-perfect Prussia Cove enroute, or to Penzanze in the opposite direction. If cycling is more your thing, you can hire bikes in Marazion and discover West Cornwall at your own pace.
If you can tear yourself away from this lovely town, you’ll find plenty of Cornwall’s most iconic places to visit within an easy drive (or walk for those feeling energetic!). Stand at Britain’s most westerly point at Land’s End, explore the art galleries and cobbled streets of St Ives, search for pirates in Penzance or catch a show at the Minack Theatre, an impressive amphitheatre perched on the cliff face. Discover the hidden coves of the Lizard Peninsular, Sennen Cove and the tropical sands of Porthcurno. Book a winter holiday in Marazion to watch stormy seas crash into Porthleven, see the famous Christmas lights in Mousehole harbour and join in the popular New Year festivities on the streets of St Ives.
From family summer holidays by the sea, to romantic festive getaways, a holiday in Marazion is one you’ll never forget.
Parking for two cars on the pavement (owned by property) at front and an additional 2 spaces on the drive at the end of the garden.
– This property welcomes one dog of any size.
– This property accommodates a maximum of 8 people plus 1 infant.
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