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Holly House

Holly House, 4 Star E.T.B. graded, is a small homely B&B situated on the western side of St Austell close to the A390 affording easy access to all major routes, beaches, Heligan Gardens and the Eden Project. Easy walking distance to the town centre, pubs and cinema.

The property is a beautiful late Victorian town house retaining original features but updated to provide warm and cosy accommodation in light and airy rooms.

The Accommodation

* Double/Family en-suite
* Double en-suite
Extra standard double for family sharing en-suite facilities
* All bedrooms are equipped with colour television, clock radios, tea/coffee facilities, mini cooler and central heating.
* A full English or Continental breakfast is served with a choice of options including vegetarian.
* No smoking
* Access at all times
* Sorry No Pets
* Parking with secure garaging for cycles/motor cycles

Directions

From A30: Take the first slip road after Bodmin, then turn left towards Bugle. Go straight over the lights in Bugle village.
Continue on this road going straight on at the roundabout in Stenalees, ignoring signs to the left for St Austell.
Following this road to St Austell, you will come to a sharp right U bend. Stay on this road, go straight through one set of lights, turn right at the next set onto the A3058 Newquay road. Next turn immediately right again down a small track leading to parking space behind the house.

From A390: Go towards Truro around St Austell town centre, going straight across several lights and roundabouts.
At the end of the St Austell by-pass turn right onto the A3058 Newquay road.
Go through a set of traffic lights and immediately turn right down a small track to the back of the house.

Local attractions:

Just a short walk into the market town of St. Austell providing ..

* Good shopping facilities with speciality and High Street name
*new multi-screen cinema opening autumn 2008
* Leisure centre with sports facilities and swimming pool
* Tennis courts
* Excellent value meals at local pubs or wide choice of restaurants nearby
* A tourist information office (found on the A390 St Austell by-pass)

Close by ..

* The Eden Project 4 miles. Amazing biome complex for tropical plants. Great music events in the summer and Ice skating in Winter
* Lost Gardens of Heligan, Lanhydrock House plus many other gardens and country houses within easy driving distance
* The picturesque fishing village Mevagissey. Many good restaurants
* Fowey, a busy riverside town, hosts the Du-Maurier Festival in spring and a Regatta in summer
* Charlestown has a lovely 18th century working harbour with tall ships and Shipwreck Centre. Lots of good opportunities for eating.
* Easy access to south coastal path and the Cornish Way cycle path
* Numerous sandy beaches including Porthpean, Pentewan and Gorran Haven. Surfing on the north coast only a 30 minute drive
* China Clay Museum and walking trails
* National Museum of small ships at Falmouth