The Accommodation - 'Anneth Lowen' is the middle bungalow of a row of three in the lovely grounds of a Cornish Manor. 'Anneth Lowen' is a sturdy brick built dwelling with two bedrooms and everything you should need for a warm, comfortable self catering holiday, including a microwave and television. Just bring your own towels! Everything else is provided for your comfort and convenience. Should you require a cot or high chair, please let us know when booking.
Sorry, no pets allowed in 'Anneth Lowen'.

Tolroy Holiday Village - This superb holiday village, with communal grounds and gardens, has a licensed club with live entertainment, restaurant, bar snacks and take-away. There is a heated indoor swimming pool, sauna, squash and tennis court, plus a games room with pool table and the latest video games. Also on the site are a shop and launderette, and for the children there is the exciting 'Foxy Club' and their own play area. The facilities are all available between the beginning of March and the end of October.

Hayle and St. Ives - Hayle's superb uncrowded beach - 3 miles of golden sand backed by extensive rolling dunes - is a few minutes' drive away, as is the famous estuary with its varied bird life and nature reserve. Also in Hayle is "Cornwall's Family Attraction of the year": Paradise Park Bird Garden. St. Ives is just five miles distant, with its own beautiful beaches, fascinating shops, art galleries (including the Tate), cafés and restaurants.

Further Afield - There are numerous top-class visitor attractions, including glorious gardens, many theme parks, tin mines and historic houses. Within easy driving distance are Helston (home of the famous Floral Dance), Penzance, Land's End, St. Michael's Mount, and The Lizard. For a wonderful day out there is the Eden Project, the National Seal Sanctuary at Gweek, the National Maritime Museum in Falmouth, or the open air Minack Theatre with its spectacular cliff top views over Porthcurno and the coastline.

Living room -  leather sofa,2 leather chairs, TV, dining table, 4 chairs, lamp.

Kitchen - Microwave, electric cooker, sink with drainer, kettle, cupboards, full range of crockery, cutlery, utensils, french doors to patio.

Bedroom 1 - Double bed, wardrobe, chest-of-drawers, bedside table, lamp, electric wall heater.

Bedroom 2 -  Two single beds, wardrobe, door to rear grassed area, electric wall heater.

Bathroom - Shower over bath, wash-basin, mirror, towel rail Toilet Separate toilet, accessed through bathroom

Amenities - Fully equipped launderette on site, plus iron and ironing board in cottage

Outside - Paved patio and grassed areas to front with table and seats. Grassed area to rear.

Charge per week - As above, 3.00 p.m. Saturday to 10.00 a.m. Saturday unless otherwise stated. Inclusive of bed linen, but please bring your own towels.

A deposit representing one-third of the total charge secures your booking.

The balance must be paid no later than one calendar month before your holiday starts.

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South-west Cornwall is a fascinating area of contrasting beauties which words can barely do justice. As close as you can come to a 'foreign' country without leaving England, there are numerous facilities and places of interest for the visitor, to suit every taste. Renowned for its very mild climate, an enjoyable holiday can be had here at any time of year. Its intriguing history, from prehistoric standing stones to now abandoned tin mines, is readily accessible. Whilst there are miles of magnificent, rugged coastline, replete with small coves, there are also plenty of large sandy beaches. Sea trips can be taken to view the coast and observe the seals, dolphins and other marine life. Footpaths and open access areas, many National Trust, abound, so that even at the height of summer, peace and seclusion in stunning surroundings can be found. But there are also numerous indoor and outdoor visitor attractions of great variety for children and adults alike.

Hayle (1 mile): St. Ives Bay is regarded as one of the most beautiful bays in the world. Hayle's three miles of golden sand form part of the bay and are backed by extensive dunes with coastal paths. There is fabulous surfing, a tidal estuary RSPB bird reserve, and a conservation zoo at Paradise Park. The town of Hayle has a rich history as a former industrial port, based on tin and copper mining and working. it has many shops, including an indoor market and a modern supermarket. The estuary, particularly known for its winter bird visitors, is a Mecca for birdwatchers.

St. Ives (5 miles): Picturesque harbour, safe beaches, cobbled streets, excellent restaurants and numerous galleries, including The Tate St. Ives. Several pubs have live music. The town also has a Disco, Theatre, Cinema, Craft Market, Museum, Indoor Swimming Pool and Leisure Centre.

Penzance (7 miles): Bustling and historic market town with a rich artistic tradition. It has a fine promenade, yacht club and windsurfing. Host to the West Cornwall Maritime Festival and with easy access to the sub-tropical gardens on the Isles of Scilly from its heliport or ferry terminal. Just two miles down the coast at Marazion is the famous island castle on St. Michael's Mount (open to the public).

The Lost Gardens of Heligan, the Eden Project, Land's End and the spectacular open air Minack Theatre on the cliff edge at Porthcurno are just a few of the many delights a little further afield.