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| THE Sail Loft Studio – Accommodation comprises lounge/dining/four poster bed and separate private bathroom. A staircase from the ground floor private entrance leads to the Studio Apartment with great Harbour views. |
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| The sleeping area has a king-size Four Poster bed with luxury duvet, a cot will be provided on request. |
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| Two comfortable sofas with low coffee table form the lounge area which is equipped with colour TV. DVD IPod & MP3 player and Internet network available by arrangement. |
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| The Dining/Kitchen area has kitchen with sink, four-ring hob, combination microwave oven & grill, fridge, kettle, and toaster etc, with breakfast bar and high stools. Just yards from the Studio you will find our butchers and well stocked deli. |
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| The separate bathroom with bath and shower over, low flush WC and heated towel rail looks over the courtyard. |
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| The Sail Loft Studio is centrally heated and is fully equipped with all necessary self catering equipment. Bed linen is provided; however please bring your own towels. |
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| There is a beautiful sunny courtyard garden area with BBQ to the ground floor for guest use, and we do operate a No Smoking policy throughout the premises. |
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| Due to the location and age of the property the Sail Loft Studio is not suited to those with mobility or individual access requirements. |
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For details of availability/tariffs please contact:
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Steve & Etty Morton
Vine Cottage
Princes Street
West Looe
Cornwall
PL13 2ER
Tel: 07564 525132
Email: looe-cornwall@live.co.uk |
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| OPEN ALL YEAR |
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| around & about |
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| Looe is the headquarters of British Shark Fishing - why not charter a boat and try some deep sea angling for conger or bass. |
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| Book a trip mackerel fishing, or peer into the deep on a glass bottom boat. Take the ferry called "The Islander" to Looe Island, run by the Cornwall Wildlife Trust. |
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Looe provides the ideal base for visiting many of the delights of Cornwall:
South West Coast Path and The Saints Way for stunning scenery, wildlife and history.
House & Gardens: Antony House and Woodland Garden, Cotehele Tudor House, Valley Garden and Quay, Lanhydrock Country House and Estate, The Lost Gardens of Heligan.
Food Festivals: Spring Food Fair at Cotehele House, Cornish Food & Drink Festival Truro Lemon Quay, Boscastle Food & Arts Festival, Callington Honey Fair, Falmouth Oyster Festival, Tavistock Goosey Fair.
Garden Festivals: Bloom & Bulb Mania at the Eden Project, Camellia Collection of Mount Edgcumbe, Boconnoc Spring Fair, Tavistock Garden Festival.
Celebrations: New Year in Looe, St Piran’s Day, Padstow Obby Oss Day, Helston Flora Day. |
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| There are many other attractions in the area including Adrenalin Quarry, for daring and exciting challenges, featuring the longest "zip wire" in the country, as seen on "The Gadget Show" |
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| Try windsurfing and canoeing at Siblyback Lake Country Park with water sports centre. Look out for free summer events introducing new anglers to trout and coarse fishing. |
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| Looe Lugger Regatta - 3rd - 5th June- Once used for mackerel and pilchard fishing, some of these boats are over 100 years old, arriving from France and around the British Isles for this weekend’s classic boat racing. Watch this colourful spectacle as they speed across Looe Bay. |
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| Port Eliot Festival - 21st - 24th July Original and colourful, music and literature festival in the grounds of Port Eliot estate. |
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| Fowey Royal Regatta - 14th-20th August - Troy sailing and gig races, torchlight dinghy parade and raft races. The Red Arrows! and Fireworks! |
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| Plymouth Airshow - 26th - 28th Augustt - Seafront flying displays, including The Red Devils freefall parachute display team, classic vehicles and aircraft. |
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| Falmouth Oyster Festival - 13th - 16th October Celebrate the start of the oyster dredging season at the Cornish seafood festival with markets, cookery demos and entertainment. |
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