Dreemskerry
Falmouth | Maenporth
- Sleeps: 6
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 3
- Pets: Welcome
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Balcony
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Dishwasher
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Garden
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Parking
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Patio
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TV
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WiFi
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Woodburner
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Seaview
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Luxury
Summary
Resting on a clifftop at the edge of the Helford River Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Dreemskerry looks out over a seemingly limitless expanse of water. With a horizon stretching out before you across Falmouth Bay, holidays here are inevitably intertwined with the sea – be it gazing upon it, swimming within it, or gliding across its glassy surface.
Particulars
Private driveway and entrances
Availability
Location and Surrounding Area
Dreemskerry rests at the edge of the Helford River area of outstanding natural beauty, equidistant from the tucked-away hamlets and creeks of the Helford and the bustling harbourside town of Falmouth.
At the end of the garden, while away hours beside the waves on your private patch of water access.
The golden sands of Maenporth beach await, just half a kilometre or so along the coast path. Walk the coast path and meander through wildflower meadows until you reach it. Your local sheltered beach has everything you might need for a day beside the water. A lovely little cafe and handy public conveniences, plus plenty of space at low tide to spread out.
Come the evening, there’s even an opportunity for fine dining in Maenporth at The Cove, a restaurant overlooking the beach.
Falmouth, with its historic harbour is a hotspot for all things nautical. Here you’ll find the National Maritime Museum Cornwall and boat trips can be taken to and fro across the water. Falmouth is bursting with independent shops, coffee houses, and places to eat.
There are few places further from the madding crowd than the Helford River, where grade A waters lap against quiet beaches. Sailing opportunities are rife here, and the twin gardens of National Trust Glendurgan and Trebah make this little corner of Cornwall a must-visit.
Further afield, an hour or so’s drive takes you all over – to St Ives for a spot of culture, to the rugged beaches of the Lizard and the famous North Coast for the type of surfing adventures to write home about.
Reviews
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A fantastic place to stay, well equipped and in a beautiful location.
Notes
Arrival from 4pm.
Departure by 10am.
Bed linen included.
Tea towels included.
One set of bath and hand towels per person included, please bring your own beach towels.
Central heating inclusive.
There is no telephone at this property, but mobile signal is very good.
Complimentary Wi-Fi inclusive.
No smoking.
Security deposit, £200.
Pets
One to two well behaved, house trained, dogs over the age of one, welcomed @ £30 per week each. Please do not leave your dog/s unattended in the house and ensure they do not sit on the furniture or jump up on beds. Muddy paws to be cleaned outside please and we are grateful if you can ensure all dog mess is picked up.
Wood-burner
One basket of logs provided from October to Easter. Further logs and kindling can be purchased from the games room, using the honesty box, at £5 a bag.
Caution
There are 95 steps of varying gradients to get to the water at the bottom of the cliff. The final set of steps are particularly steep and irregular, although there is a handy rope to cling to. This access is only for the very fit and able. Furthermore Dreemskerry nestles close to the sea and as such is on a steep bank, so there are so many levels and inclines to navigate making the garden unsuitable for anyone with mobility issues, or small, unsupervised children. Internally the house is quite suitable for those with a degree of mobility issues, as everything except the main bedroom suite is on the same level, and there are two walk-in showers, plus parking just outside the house.
Memory Wall
Tiffany, staying at Dreemskerry
We are having a lovely few days back at Dreemskerry - our son is hopes it is always rented out as he wants to return here for holidays in his adult life! It’s as beautiful as ever.
Tiffany
Karen, staying at Dreemskerry
Memories from Dreemskerry.
Karen
Karen, staying at Dreemskerry
Views from Dreemskerry will never be forgotten.
Karen
Sarah, staying at Dreemskerry
The most amazing view.
Sarah and the family