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Sleeps 8 4 beds 8 (14 reviews) Saturday

A four-bedroom townhouse on the waterside in Fowey, sleeping 8 and within 15 minutes' walk of Readymoney Cove.

Seasteps is a four-bedroom townhouse on the waterside in Fowey, sleeping 8. The accommodation is arranged across four floors on the bank of the River Fowey, close to local amenities and the busy working harbour below.

Inside, the layout spreads across four storeys, giving family groups the option to retreat to quieter floors. On-site parking is included. The property suits groups who want a town-centre base with the river within a few paces.

Outside, Fowey itself hands over immediately - a small working town of shops, independent restaurants, pubs, and galleries runs along the main street. The sheltered beach at Readymoney Cove is a 15-minute walk through the town - 1.2 km by foot. Lantic Bay lies 2.1 km further, and Lansallos Beach sits 3.9 km around the coast.

Creek walks, ferries to Polruan and Mevagissey, kayak hire, and fishing trips all run from the harbour. The Eden Project is a short drive inland, and the Lost Gardens of Heligan lie further west. Lanhydrock House and several National Trust properties sit within easy reach. The South West Coast Path runs past the town in both directions.

Key Details
Property type
Cottage
Location
Fowey, Cornwall
Sleeps
8
Bedrooms
4
Nearest beach
Readymoney Cove (1.2km)
Price from
£893/week
Changeover day
Saturday
Guest rating
8 (14 reviews)

Amenities

  • Parking

Frequently Asked Questions

How many guests can Seasteps accommodate?

Seasteps sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms.

How far is Seasteps from the nearest beach?

Seasteps is 1.2km from Readymoney Cove. There are 3 beaches within easy reach.

Does Seasteps have parking?

Yes, Seasteps has parking available for guests.

How much does Seasteps cost?

Prices start from £893 per week.

What day is changeover at Seasteps?

Changeover day is Saturday. Check with the booking provider for short break availability.

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