Long Commons is a recently
constructed luxury five-bedroom house, with disabled access throughout, and sea
views in St Mawes, Cornwall, and is available to rent throughwww.cornwallscottages.co.uk.
Set out in a reverse style of living, the
property offers spacious accommodation for up to 9 guests, including those with
disabilities.
Leslie and Paula Brown built Long Commons four years ago for Paula’s father, who was confined to a wheelchair. Paula said: “My father was very happy living in Long Commons for two years. It was exceptionally easy for him to move about the house whilst still being able to enjoy the spectacular views from all the rooms and the garden.
“The accommodation at Long Commons is extremely flexible and inclusive. It can cater for guests with young children - cots, high chairs and stair gates are provided - as well as the elderly and those with disabilities, and because the entire house is accessible to all, no one has to miss out.”
An internal lift allows easy
wheelchair access to the first floor open plan living area with its fully
fitted modern kitchen, dining area and living room with leather sofas and bi-fold
doors that lead onto a balcony with magnificent sea views over St Mawes Bay,
the village and distant coast and countryside beyond.
The first floor also
comprises a large bathroom specifically designed for those with disabilities
and a master double bedroom with 5’ bed, access to the balcony and en-suite
bathroom. Four further bedrooms, all
with their own en-suite bathrooms and two with sea views, are on the ground
floor.
Outside, a large landscaped
garden and raised patio area, with garden furniture and sea views, are located
at the rear of the property and can be accessed by a disabled friendly
pathway. Off road parking is
available for up to six vehicles and, whilst the property is not normally dog
friendly, guide dogs are welcome.
Long
Commons is available to rent through www.cornwallscottages.co.uk
(01872 264441).
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