Cottage in England
2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
High-end valueWell priced for this area
About this cottage rental
Perfect location for exploring Cornwall but offering peace and tranquillity with your own front door and off street parking. On a private quiet estate, surrounded by 10 acres of garden, picnic and BBQ areas, south facing terrace and a swimming pool. Only 10 minutes walk into Lostwithiel full off restaurants, pubs, antique shops, a co-up and it's own beach. Here you can be just relax without any social distancing problems.
The Eden project is just up the road and we are only short drive away from many pretty fishing villages and beaches.
Famous film locations are also near by, Lanhydrock National trust house 4 miles, Charlestown harbour with it's famous tall ships (Poldark) 7.4 miles, Pencarrow house (Rosamunde Pilcher) 12 miles, Port Isaac (Doc Martin) 18.3 miles, Prideaux place (Rosamunde Pilcher) 24.6 miles
Cornwall is also full of beautiful gardens, dramatic coastal walks and the wild landscape of Bodmin Moor all within easy reach.
Forming part of the converted Chapel there are four cottages , all completely independent from each other, that offer open plan accommodation comprising a ground floor sitting room, comfortably furnished with Freeview TV/radio & DVD. A large Gothic style window, with superb views south across the Fowey Valley, is complemented by floor length drapes and a window seat. The fully equipped kitchen incorporates a fridge, oven, hob, microwave, kettle, toaster, pans, crockery and cutlery. Stairs lead to the gallery bedroom with double bed and en-suite shower room.
Fountain cottage bed can be split into twin beds, Rose cottage also have a bed settee ideal if you are also looking to accommodate a child (additional charges do apply). Cots available on request.
The Eden project is just up the road and we are only short drive away from many pretty fishing villages and beaches.
Famous film locations are also near by, Lanhydrock National trust house 4 miles, Charlestown harbour with it's famous tall ships (Poldark) 7.4 miles, Pencarrow house (Rosamunde Pilcher) 12 miles, Port Isaac (Doc Martin) 18.3 miles, Prideaux place (Rosamunde Pilcher) 24.6 miles
Cornwall is also full of beautiful gardens, dramatic coastal walks and the wild landscape of Bodmin Moor all within easy reach.
Forming part of the converted Chapel there are four cottages , all completely independent from each other, that offer open plan accommodation comprising a ground floor sitting room, comfortably furnished with Freeview TV/radio & DVD. A large Gothic style window, with superb views south across the Fowey Valley, is complemented by floor length drapes and a window seat. The fully equipped kitchen incorporates a fridge, oven, hob, microwave, kettle, toaster, pans, crockery and cutlery. Stairs lead to the gallery bedroom with double bed and en-suite shower room.
Fountain cottage bed can be split into twin beds, Rose cottage also have a bed settee ideal if you are also looking to accommodate a child (additional charges do apply). Cots available on request.
Amenities at Cosy chapel cottage at Peregrine Hall with pool and walking distance into town
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Map of England
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Jun 2025
The cottage is in a stunning location surrounded by trees fields and beautiful gardens. The cottage was equipped with everything you could need and we were greeted with a lovely cream tea with cllotted cream. Lostwitheil is in a very central position so many costal towns and bays are only within a few minutes drive away.I am going to book another stay for a week if there is a cottage available. Pia was a perfect host very warm and friendly. I cant wait to go back and discover the area more thoroughly. The Eden Project is about 15 minutes drive away and we also enjoyed zip wire experince over the Eden domes. Such a beautiful area I recommend for quiet idyllic country holiday. For those who have problems with their legs, it is quite a walk to the village and back so I recommend going by car, but I have had 2 knee surgerys. The alpacas were also a treat to see!
8 / 10Excellent·Jun 2022
This property is a really comfortable conversion of part of an old chapel on a very attractive site (there are three similar units in the rest of the chapel). The pictures give a very good representation, if anything underselling the amount of comfort in the mezzanine bedroom. The views are lovely and the accessibility to the town (an easy walk down and a little more demanding to come back up the hill) is excellent. It’s also in a great place to reach the rest of Cornwall very effectively. If we’re being picky, the cooker could do with an update (we like cooking when we’re on holiday) but it’s a great place to go and we will return when the opportunity arises.
10 / 10Outstanding·Sep 2021
Me and my partner had a fab time here. The apartment was clean, the owners were so friendly, they even had a cream tea waiting for us on arrival and it was in such a lovely area.
It was very relaxing and peaceful. You do have to drive everywhere but we really didn't mind.
The only thing I would say is the cottage we were in could do with a teeny but of modernising. The oven was quite old fashioned and took me a few days to figure out as it took a long time to cook anything. The TV was quite small too which was a shame as we had a couple of rainy days in and couldnt really see it too well.
Regardless of that, i would highly recommend it. It was our first holiday together and we loved it.
6 / 10Average·Sep 2025
Peregrine Hall is off a main road, up a rather pot-holey lane. The Cloisters is accessed by a narrow alley-way, up one side of a large granite old chapel, rather hidden by shrubbery & no signage or external lighting (only motion activated on a doorway)At 4 & 5 stars it was vastly over rated. The high star rating is clearly based on the location (very convenient & quiet) & the large grounds (although a little over grown). The old chapel is divided into 4 units each with an open plan ground floor, a large window with garden view (had the plants been trimmed we could have seen the view) & a mezzanine level which had bedroom & shower room. A clever use of the space but the shower room was very narrow & became very steamy. The party wall is thin & neighbours voices can be heardIt all needs drastically updating & some tlc, other accommodation at this price have much better & modern appliances & utilities. The kitchen had what was required but basic - toaster, old cooker, old microwave, a cafetière, no coffee machine which most places provide these days. A non-digital small TV which couldn’t be turned on/off by the remote & the remote for DVD didn’t work either. The decor was more shabby than chic, not popular ‘Vintage’- just old fashioned! The bed was the most uncomfortable we have ever slept on, the mattress is way past needing to be replaced, when sitting on the edge it completely flattened.Adequate for week-end stay or just wanting a base but a long way from luxury.
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9Outstanding
(14 Ratings)
"The cottage is in a stunning location surrounded by trees fields and beautiful gardens. The cottage was equipped with everything you could need and we were greeted with a lovely cream tea with cllotte..."
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