Haycorn Cottage is a cosy one bedroomed cottage offering flexible accommodation for up to 5 people but is most suitable for a couple or 3 singles. It has recently been sympathetically renovated and offers modern facilities whilst retaining many original features including oak beams, slate floor and a fireplace with cloam oven.

This sunny south facing cottage benefits from central heating with individual radiator thermostats, as well as a multifuel stove in the living room and a portable electric heater for instant warmth.

Ground Floor: Enter the cottage via a stable door into the living area with multifuel stove, TV with freeview digital channels, DVD/CD player, 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 living room, 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.

First Floor: 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.

Outside: Utility room with washing machine, tumble drier, shower and toilet. Patio area with use of BBQ and garden furniture. Bird table. From the garden there are far reaching rural views over the surrounding farmland and as far as Dartmoor on a clear day. Offroad parking.

Guests are also invited to enjoy the games room situated in the garden with 6ft x 3ft slate bed snooker/pool table and dartboard. Golf clubs, fishing tackle or other equipment can be safely stored in here.

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.

General information
We want you to enjoy staying here as much as we enjoy living in the adjoining cottage and will welcome you with a complimentary cream tea. We can arrange to have the fridge stocked ready for your arrival, with local produce where possible. You will find lots of useful information leaflets in the cottage about where to go and what to do and you are welcome to borrow the Ordnance Survey maps of the surrounding area.

There are no hidden charges - all fuel and electricity are included in the rental. We aim to keep the cottage supplied with all the basics such as toilet rolls, washing up liquid and kitchen essentials. Bed linen, bathroom towels and tea towels are provided but please bring your own towels for beach/swimming use. We hold a SECTA Green Acorn Award for our contribution to sustainable tourism and commitment to the environment and hope you will support us in our recycling and energy saving efforts.

We operate a no-smoking policy in the cottage and regret that we cannot accommodate your pets. Mobile phone reception is generally good here.

There is a General Stores with a Post Office counter in the pretty village of St. Germans. The nearest supermarkets and banks are in Liskeard, Torpoint and Saltash. There are cafés and restaurants nearby and pubs serving food in St. Germans, Hessenford and Tideford where there is also a good butcher. Looe has a wide choice of places to eat and hosts Taste South East food events throughout the year. For retail therapy you need to 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.

Access Statement: The cottage is accessed from the gravelled parking area over a slate patio. A cobbled and paved path leads to the outside shower room and there is one step up to the lawn. There is a small pond and a well in the garden. Inside, the original slate floor is uneven and partly covered with rugs. Because of the beams, headroom is restricted in the living room (6ft max). A twisting wooden staircase with handrails leads upstairs to a landing with a step into the bedroom and a step to the bathroom. The old wooden floorboards in the bedroom slope and there are bedside rugs. Electric sockets are at skirting board level apart from in the kitchen where they are at worktop level.