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Rame Barton
"great location walking distance from the most amazing views we've ever seen. accomadation was perfect, qulaity linen, comfy beds, friendly owners. a perfect getaway all round. definitely going back.

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Rame Barton
"Amazing, couldn't reccomend more highly. My family and I have just returned from a week at Rame Barton. It was perefect in every way. we did get lucky with the sun ..." More

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An idyllic fishing village on the Rame Peninsular in South East Cornwall, once operated the largest Smuggling ring. Thankfully now with quiet secluded beaches, spectacular walks with breath stealing scenery. The ‘Coastal Path ’ which covers 800 acres takes you on a journey through historical villages and unashamedly beautiful scenery. Artists and photographers beware, Cawsand will steal your heart with the old cottages all colour washed, to the narrow winding streets and unspoilt surroundings. Cawsand bay sweeps around like a wave of an arm, it is an ideal place for swimming, windsurfing or dropping anchor, just like the 700 Spanish fleet of ships that paused here centuries ago and sickness forced them to leave. Or perhaps the pleasure of fishing tempts you, well besides fishing off the rocks, or Millbrook Creek, why not try Sea Angling for bass, Pollock and Mackerel. Bird watchers are also included in this treasure of a place where the Cormorants and Peregrines soar majestically. With an Iron Age Fort at Ramehead with it’s original armaments factory, to an 11th Century Monks Chapel, or even the delightful church of St Andrews all of which are worth a visit. Cawsand’s spell is left unbroken.

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Katy's Cottage
Welcome Cottages
Lyndale Cottage
Oriel View
The Firlet

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Devonport Inn
Halfway House Inn
Rising Sun
Smugglers Inn

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Fourlanesend Primary School

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The Shop on the Square

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Lodge 24 & 38 (0.33 miles)

Lodge 24 & 38
Surrounded by unspoilt National Trust land and situated on a designated ancient monument, Whitsand boasts some of the most spectacular views in Britain. Lodge 24 is perfectly placed for exploring the many treasures of Devon ... more | visit website
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Wringford Down (0.42 miles)

Wringford Down

Wringford Down occupies four acres in a beautiful and slightly wild location on the South coast of Cornwall, with quaint fishing villages, dramatic clifftop walks and clean sandy beaches riddled with caves and rock pools.

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Rame Barton (0.73 miles)

Rame Barton

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The traditional exterior of Rame Barton belies an elegant, stylish, comfortable environment within. Set in 2 acres of stunning Cornish countryside and in walking distance from the most breathtaking ... more

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Wringford Down (0.84 miles)

Wringford Down
Wringford Down combines a beautiful and slightly wild location with everything a family needs for a great holiday: Family suites of up to 3 bedrooms with en-suite bathroom; Lounge, bar, playroom, restaurant; heated indoor pool, ... more | visit website
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Curlew Point (1.31 miles)

Curlew Point

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Curlew Point is a recently renovated, immaculately presented four bedroom detached house perched above the beach in Downderry with fantastic sea views from most rooms.

Downderry is a traditional ... more

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Lodge 24 (1.91 miles)

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Lodge 24 is a luxury 3 bedroomed property situated on a cliff top location at Whitsand bay, Cornwall.The lodge is built to full UK residential standards with full central heating ... more

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Staying Cool at Royal William Yard (2.73 miles)

Staying Cool at Royal William Yard
What better place to relax than in this stunning one-bedroom apartment situated on the first floor of ‘The Brewhouse’ in the prestigious Royal William Yard - an award winning development of the 18th century former ... more | visit website
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Freemans Wharf (2.90 miles)

Freemans Wharf
Freemans Wharf - Sleeps 4
2010 Quality in Tourism Graded 4 stars
Sleeps four, one double and one twin bedroom
Private gated mews with spectacular sea and estuary views
Nearby Royal William Yard with restaurants and bars
Large fully fitted ... more | visit website
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Durnford View (2.93 miles)

Durnford View

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An elegantly presented, first floor period apartment, situated in a Victorian terrace in the vibrant city of Plymouth.

Just a 5 minute stroll from the property is the passenger ... more

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Admirals House (2.97 miles)

Admirals House

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Admirals House is a South facing second floor apartment situated in the fashionable Durnford area of Plymouth.

The Barbican is close by where you can meander through the cobbled ... more

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