Welcome to Charlestown Cornwall uk.
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A beautiful barn conversion nestled foremost upon the beach front of Charlestown in Cornwall. Decorated & furnished in the height of taste & luxury. This holiday home boasts everything to pamper yourself & relax.   
This fabulous barn restoration is situated in the 18th Century Georgian harbour of Charlestown, approximately two miles from St Austell.It is the oldest building in the picturesque harbour village of Charlestown. Built by Sir Charles Rashleigh for the export of China Clay, this Georgian village is still centred on the harbour - the base for Square Sails fleet of square rigged sailing vessels. fleet of ships and the village itself are often used for filming - "The Three Musketeers", "The Eagle has Landed" etc. The village has two popular local pubs which serve good meals and there is also a restaurant and tea rooms. Charlestown is only a short drive to the Eden project and well located for visiting the attractions of the Cornish Riviera or touring all of Cornwall.The present owner has lovingly restored it, creating an elegant home comprising of two double bedrooms, large drawing room, well equipped kitchen, dining room, sun room and small but very pretty garden and terrace.This lovely home is 50 yards from a quaint traditional fishing harbour and only a stone’s throw from an unspoilt beach and boasts stunning views of the ocean from every room. The entrance to the property is approached through the court yard where two cars can be parked and up some steps to the front door. Charlestown is a popular deep water harbour which more often than not have old masked sailing boats moored, attracts many visitors through out the year, as well as film crews who transform this harbour of beautifully pastel coloured cottages into the setting for many films such as Jane Austen. 
BEST VIEWS IN CHARLESTOWN  
Salamander Drawing room
This wonderful large drawing room with wood floor has direct views out to sea, is cream in colour and has neutral comfortable furnishings which are placed around a large fire place. TV is provided for the guests along with a stereo and a selection of music. Dining room
Another sunny room that looks out to sea with dining table and six chairs Kitchen
Modern kitchen of limed oak with microwave, dishwasher, cooker. Spanish style floor tiles. Master Bedroom
Double bedroom with direct views to sea. Double bed dressed with quilt. Double mirrored wardrobes, dressing table, portable TV. Bedroom Two
Two single beds also with sea views views of the sea, double wardrobes Bathroom
Bathroom with corner Jacuzzi bath with shower attachment. Wash basin with mirrored vanity cupboards, heated towel rail and bidet.Laundry room
Washing machine Conservatory
Large tiled conservatory which has a dining table for four, wicker seating and coffee table.Terrace and Garden
Raised terrace area with garden sun beds, table and chairs, enjoying lovely views of the sea. - General
- Direct access onto beach
- Fabulous uninterrupted sea views
- Accommodation
- Fireplace with real Flame Gas
- 32 inch Freeview LCD TV & CD player
- Sea views from most rooms
- Jacuzzi bath
- Conservatory
- External Facilities
- Lovely front balcony with decking and glass surround.
- Direct access onto beach
- Small summerhouse and decking at rear over looking sea.
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A tastefully renovated listed terraced cottage situated at the forefront of Charleston harbour with easy access & luxury interiors  
The Old Smoke House Cornwall has many interesting and picturesque coastal communities, but few come close to matching the intimate character and charm to be found in Charlestown. Number 3 The Old Smoke is a new property overlooking the harbour and is has a lounge, Kitchen/ Diner, Bathroom and separate toilet downstairs. Garden with Patio table and chairs. No' 3 The Old Smoke house Charlestown Cornwall lies just 30 metres from the edge of the Harbour basin which is home for the three tall ships, including the Earl of Pembroke used in the TV series Hornblower. The village, with its picturesque harbour-side houses, has also featured in a variety of film and television productions including Poldark and The Onedin Line.In Charlestown village around the working harbour are a few small shops, two pubs and two restaurants. A Post office where you can get the daily newspaper. There is also Shipwreck Centre that contains a wealth of artefacts and information about the village and its history. A feature of Charlestown is its annual regatta that takes place around the end of July. On either side of the harbour entrance lies two small beaches to swim, plat or just sit and reflect. There are several good golf courses with the immediate area and the now famous Eden Project is only 5 miles away. There are good road communications via the A30/A38 to the motorway system and flights from Newquay Airport(20 miles) to Gatwick, Stanstead Edinburgh, Cardiff and Bristol. The cottage has two double bedrooms, bathroom, lounge/diner, kitchen and a downstairs guest toilet.Charlestown village is home to an original Georgian working harbour, which was constructed to serve the needs of the local china clay industry. Still in use to day, the harbour has become particularly well known as the mooring place for the many masted traditional Tall Ships. These Ships, together with the largely unaltered harbour side houses, have made Charlestown a popular location for the shooting of many well known films and T V period dramas.Charlestown Village lies about one mile from St Austell and has its own range of local businesses including general stores/sub post office, pub & two restaurants.There are several good golf courses within the immediate area, excellent sailing opportunities from Fowey Harbour, 7 miles to the East, and an extensive network of coastal and inland footpaths, often across National Trust land, providing many miles of superb walking. The St Austell Bay boasts several sandy bathing beaches and the world renowned Eden Project is only 5 miles to the North East.There are good road communications via the A30/A38 to the motorway system, main line railway station at St Austell (London Paddington about four and a half hours) and flights to Gatwick and Stanstead leave from Newquay, with free transfers from Newquay and local railway stations. |
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