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<p align="left"><b>HAYCORN COTTAGE</b><br>
Self Catering Accommodation <br>
Trerulefoot<br>
Saltash, Cornwall, PL12 5BL<br>
Tel: 01752 851358</p>
<p>• Self Catering - sleeps 2 to 5 <br>
• Easily accessible from the Tamar Bridge and A38 <br>
• Ideal for fishing at Bake Lakes (trout and coarse) <br>
• Within easy reach of golf courses, beaches, moorland, fishing ports,
the Eden Project and numerous other visitor attactions. </p>
<p><b>FACILITIES</b><br>
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<p>This very old character cottage has been sympathetically renovated to retain
its old world charm, whilst incorporating modern facilities and providing comfortable
accommodation. </p>
<p><i>Ideal for a couple or 3 singles but can sleep up to 5.</i><br>
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<p>Haycorn Cottage has many original features including oak beams, slate floor,
stone fireplace and a cloam oven. The cottage has central heating and a newly
fitted kitchen and bathroom.</p>
<p><b>Ground Floor:</b> Enter the cottage via a stable door into the living area
with multifuel stove, TV, video, dining table and chairs and two sofas, one
of which is a sofa-bed with sprung mattress to make a comfortable second double
bed. The kitchen area, adjoining the lounge, is well equipped with an electric
cooker, fridge freezer and microwave. A hand-built twisting elm and oak staircase
leads to the first floor accommodation.<br>
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First Floor: </b>Newly fitted bathroom with large shower cubicle, washbasin
and toilet. A spacious bedroom with superkingsize double (or twin beds) plus
another single bed and plenty of storage space.</p>
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<p><b>Outside: </b>Utility room with washing machine, tumble drier, shower and
toilet. Patio area with BBQ and garden furniture. Offroad parking. </p>
<p>Guests are also invited to enjoy the games room situated in the garden with
6ft x 3ft slate bed snooker/pool table and dartboard. The sheltered decking
area of the games room is ideal for relaxing with a book or an evening drink,
watching the sun go down.</p>
<p>Rental includes central heating, electricity, logs, coal, bed-linen and towels.
(Please bring your own towels for beach/swimming use.) There are no hidden extras
- we aim to keep the cottage supplied with all the basics such as toilet rolls,
washing up liquid and kitchen essentials.</p>
<p><b>General information</b><br>
As you would expect in an old cottage, there is restricted headroom in places
and there are some interesting floor contours! Because of its rural setting
you can expect to hear a cockerel early in the morning. We feel these things
are part of its rustic charm, but we mention them in case you feel it would
spoil your holiday! </p>
<p>We want you to enjoy staying here as much as we enjoy living in the adjoining
cottage. Although we only moved from Hampshire to the West Country a few years
ago, we have been holidaying in Cornwall for over 30 years and love everything
about it. Peter has a lifelong passion for fishing and has been following an
APGAI game fishing instructor's course so he can encourage others to enjoy this
sport. We have a variety of guide books and maps which you are welcome to borrow
during your stay. </p>
<p>We regret that we are not able to accommodate your pets and we operate a no-smoking
policy in the cottage.</p>
<p>You will be welcomed with a Cornish cream tea and we can arrange to have the
fridge stocked ready for your arrival. There are cafe/restaurants within walking
distance and pubs in the nearby villages of St Germans, Tideford and Hessenford.
There is a general stores with post office in St Germans and an excellent family
butcher at Tideford. Supermarkets are located in Liskeard (6 miles), Torpoint
(10 miles) and Saltash (10 miles) which boasts Cornwall's only Waitrose supermarket.
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<p>For retail therapy you need go no further than across the road to Kernow Mill
for clothing, gifts and golfing equipment, whilst the cities of Plymouth and
Truro both offer a full range of shops. </p>
<p> ATTRACTIONS</p>
<p>Haycorn Cottage, conveniently situated 10 miles from the Tamar Bridge, 7 miles
from Looe and just a few hundred yards from the A38 near Trerulefoot roundabout,
is surrounded by rolling countryside with far reaching views. <i>The perfect
place to escape from the pressures of today's hectic lifestyles.</i></p>
<p>This area of south-east Cornwall has much to offer the visitor including Heritage
coastline, quaint fishing ports, spectacular wooded river valleys, the wild
expanses of Bodmin Moor and National Trust houses and gardens. Whether you enjoy
fishing, walking, golf, watersports, birdwatching or just relaxing, you will
not be disappointed. </p>
<p>For guests with an interest in flyfishing we can offer personalised itineraries
(with tuition and tackle provided if required) and guided days on many local
waters:</p>
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<li>Bake Lakes, which are just under a mile away, offer both trout and coarse
fishing and are open all year. <br>
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<li>Siblyback Reservoir is about 10 miles away and the other South West Lakes
Trust waters are all easily reached. <br>
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<li>We can arrange permits for Angling 2000 venues and weekly or daily permits
are available for the Lynher, Fowey, Inny and Seaton rivers. <br>
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<li>We recommend trying saltwater flyfishing for bass - it is thrilling! <br>
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<li>We offer fish smoking and freezing facilities, secure rod storage and a
flytying area.</li>
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<p> If you are a golfer, you will find the nearby St Mellion International Golf
Course with its famous Nicklaus course well worth a visit and even closer is
the stunning clifftop course at Whitsand Bay. Lostwithiel, about 20 miles away,
as well as having a golf course, is renowned for its antique shops.</p>
<p>The picturesque fishing village of Looe with its sandy beach, numerous pubs,
restaurants and cafes is only 7 miles away. Fishing trips run from East Looe
Quay. A few miles further along the coast you will find the historic fishing
village of Polperro and the scenic fishing port of Fowey (of Daphne du Maurier
fame) which has many craft shops and galleries as well as being a haven for
yachts.</p>
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<p>The Rame Peninsula - "the Forgotten Corner" of Cornwall - is a short
drive from Haycorn Cottage. Here you will find the delightful historic twin
villages of Kingsand and Cawsand overlooking Plymouth Sound. The coast path,
with stunning coastal views, starts at the village of Cremyll, winds through
the beautiful Mount Edgcumbe Park (with its impressive house and Grade 1 listed
gardens) and past Rame Head where you will find an 11th century monks' chapel.
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<p> The City of Plymouth with its shopping centre, theatre, historic Barbican
area and the renowned National Marine Aquarium is within easy reach on the A38
just over the Tamar Bridge or via the Torpoint Ferry.</p>
<p>The National Trust properties of Cotehele and Lanhydrock with their historic
houses and magnificent gardens are also easily accessible. The world famous
Eden Project and the fascinating Lost Gardens of Heligan are just a 40 minute
drive away.</p>
<p>Bodmin Moor with its miles of scenic moorland, spectacular tors, ancient remains
and mining heritage is also the home of Jamaica Inn and the Bodmin and Wenford
Steam Railway. The old mining village of Minions which lies close by the legendary
Cheesewring and the prehistoric Hurlers Stone Circles is well worth a visit.</p>
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<p>Dartmoor National Park which on a clear day can be seen from the garden at
Haycorn Cottage, also has much to offer including miles of rugged moorland and
magnificent tors as well as the famous Dartmoor ponies. </p>
<p>TARIFF</p>
<p>Weekly bookings normally run from Saturday to Saturday. <br>
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Long weekend/midweek breaks may be arranged, subject to availability.</p>
<p>Rates for 2006:<br>
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<p> Mid season: 10 Apr - 1 Jul and 2 Sep - 28 Oct - Weekly £275 - 3 or 4
day break £175 <br>
High season: 1 Jul - 2 Sep - Weekly £395 - 3 or 4 day break £225
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Low season: 28 Oct - 16 Dec - Weekly £175 - 3 or 4 day break £125
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<p>A booking deposit of 20% is required with the balance payable 6 weeks before
your holiday. </p>
<p>Rental includes central heating, electricity, logs, coal, bed-linen and towels.
(Please bring your own towels for beach/swimming use.) There are no hidden extras
- we aim to keep the cottage supplied with all the basics such as toilet rolls,
washing up liquid and kitchen essentials.</p>
<p>LOCATION</p>
<p>Haycorn Cottage is easily accessible being just 10 miles from the Tamar Bridge
on the A38 and near the Trerulefoot roundabout - more detailed directions will
be given when your booking is confirmed.</p>
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<p>ENQUIRIES</p>
<p>For further information or to make a booking, please contact Peter or Barbara
on 01752 851358<br>
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