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Property: Green Bank Cottage
County: Cornwall
Location: Seworgan
Bedrooms: 3
Sleeps: 6
Change Day: Friday

Green Bank Cottage

This pretty traditional granite cottage lies within a peaceful wooded hamlet, close to the Helford River, four miles from Helston and nine miles from Falmouth in West Cornwall. Green Bank Cottage faces south and has an attractive sunny conserv[...more]

Experience the comfortable relaxed atmosphere of Green Bank Cottage and Spa. Our four star rated 'Selective Cornish Retreat' offers peace and tranquillity in this charming well equipped traditional Cornish Cottage, nestling in the pretty hamlet of Se[...more]

Green Bank Cottage

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Property: 3, Nanjivey Row
County: Cornwall
Location: St Ives
Bedrooms: 3
Sleeps:
Change Day: Saturday

3, Nanjivey Row

3, Nanjivey Row

Former tin miner's cottage, built in 1880. The cottage has recently been refurbished to a high standard and offers comfortable accommodation suitable for family and friends holidaying together or a couple who enjoy the spa[...more]

3, Nanjivey Row is one of just four cottages, accessed by a private footpath. Next to this access the pavement is wide enough to park your car for a short time in order to unload. A few paces away there is a handy and well stocked shop. The cottage i[...more]

3, Nanjivey Row

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Property: Banjo Cottage
County: Cornwall
Location: St Just
Bedrooms: 2
Sleeps:
Change Day: Saturday

Banjo Cottage
Banjo Cottage, St Just, Cornwall

"Banjo Cottage", named after a short handled tin miner's shovel, is a 2-bedroomed traditional granite terraced cottage situated in the heart of St. Just (the most westerly town in England). It has been recently refurbished with a new kitchen and bath[...more]

Banjo Cottage

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	Cornwall is the most southwesterly county of England, on the peninsula that lies to the west of the River Tamar.				Cornwall is the most southwesterly county of England, on the peninsula that lies to the west of the River Tamar. Cornwall is noted for its wild moorland landscapes, its extensive and varied coastline and its mild climate. Also notable is Cornwall's Stone Age and industrial archaeology, especially its historic mining landscape, a World Heritage Site.




	The Eden Project - A living Theatre of Plants in the heart of Cornwall				The Eden Project - A living Theatre of Plants in the heart of Cornwall All life of Earth depends upon the survival of the plants that surround us - each day of our lives, we use plants from every continent on the planet. The Eden Project is a gateway into this fascinating interactive world of plants and people, a living Theatre, exploring our global garden inheritance - revealing plants, as you've never seen them before. Eden is a truly unique experience, in the heart of Cornwall's Clay Mining country - a place to explore the amazing relationship that exists between the human population and the fascinating world of plants - and the extent that we depend on plants for our very existence.

	This is an exceptional time for the food and drink industry of South West England.				This is an exceptional time for the food and drink industry of South West England. We are fortunate in that we have a wonderful landscape, productive climate and passionate people involved in the industry. Let�s make the most of it!