A unique opportunity to stay
in a beautiful and historic family home, not normally for holiday rental, is
available for the first time this summer through www.cornwallscottages.co.uk
Cosawes Barton, near
Falmouth, is owned by Louise and Andy Bishop and, along with their
two children, they will vacate their house for 6 weeks in July and August to
allow self-catering accommodation for up to 10 guests.
Perfect for a large family
gathering, adults will love the spacious accommodation. There is a large reception
hall, living room, separate dining room and kitchen with granite-topped centre
island and Aga providing perfect spaces to entertain and relax, as well as the
large patio area with exterior furniture and barbecue facilities outside.
Cosawes Barton is great for
children too as there is so much space to explore. The huge annexe, which was the original barn, has its own mezzanine
sitting room, a perfect place to unwind and there is a separate games room in
the adjoining courtyard.
Children can also go
free-range outside, with the exclusive use of the private walled garden as well
as a further 17 acres of woodland and fields.
Sleeping arrangements are
flexible with the choice of a master double bedroom with en-suite shower room,
two twin bedrooms, a double bedroom and a double sofa bed in the annexe. There is also a separate family
bathroom and a further shower room in the mezzanine. Cots and high chairs can
be arranged upon request.
The history of Cosawes
Barton, that is the land and all of its owners, can be dated back to 1066 and
the gardens are for the first time this year part of the National Gardens
Scheme.
There are also two new barn
conversions, Carvosso Mill and Tremayne Barn, on site, which will be available
to rent from May 2013. Both sleep
up to 6 guests, allow up to 2 well behaved dogs and have full access to the
woodland and fields. A week from
26th May costs £699.
Cosawes Barton is available
from 19th July to 30th August 2013 and costs £2,999 per
week.
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