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The Port is a luxury cottage situated a few yards from the beaches and harbour of Charlestown St.Austell. Charlestown harbour was a port development planned by local landowner Charles Rashleigh and was built between 1790-1810 for the export of cooper and china clay. Today Charlestown still remains one of the most sort after places to visit. Charlestown is seeped in history with its remaining Tall ships anchored up in the harbour is a very favorable place for the filming world, such as The Three Musketeers and The Eagles have landed, to name but a few. Charlestown port lies in a conservation area surrounded by great beaches and easy walking trips plus many more activities to enjoy. With museums, bespoke shops, restaurants, traditional pubs and much more to keep you going. The famous Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan are within a short easy drive away. The Port is within 100 yards of the beach and easy walking distance to local shops and superb restaurants.The Port has its own allocated car parking space within the grounds.

Sunnycroft is a large friendly Guest House, built in the 1930's, it is situated on the outskirts of St Austell and is within easy reach of the town centre and popular beaches. All rooms are ensuite and have tea/coffee facilities and satellite tv.

A delightful inn situated in the picturesque fishing port of Charlestown, offering 8 en-suite rooms all recently refurbished to a high standard, some with sea views.This 2 bar Inn and restaurant offers you the choice to dine in a relaxed atmosphere or with the locals! With an ever-changing specials board, and a fantastic carvery that is served on a wednesday and sunday you will find it hard to make a decision.Situated near to the bustling town of St Austell and within easy reach of many premier attractions, including The Eden Project, Heligan Gardens and the St.Austell Brewery Tour, there is lots of places to see if you want to explore Cornwall.Within a five minute drive ther is The carlyon Bay championship golf course. Our guests enjoy a great discount on green fees (usually Β£42.00 you get Β£25.00.

In the heart of St.Austell stands a grand Georgian hotel offering 17 en-suite rooms all recently refurbished to a high standard, yet most of the original features from the 18th Century have remained.The founder of St.Austell Brewery once lived here, and so all the rooms are named after important figures and places within the history of the town.The White Hart Hotel takes every step to ensure that only local produce is used in preparing the fantastic food they offer. You have the choice to dine in the relaxed atmosphere of the bar/lounge or in the peaceful restaurant.Please note that they have a late licence to serve alcohol until 1am on Friday and Saturday nights, and Karaoke goes down a blast every Friday night.There are limited parking spaces at the back of the hotel, and when full there is a pay and display car park just up the road from the hotel.Centrally located, and within walking distance from both the bus and the railway station, the White Hart is truly a great base for any stay in Cornwall!