Sweeney Cottage is a traditional Cornish cottage situated, in the centre of the conservation area,
in the village of Chapel Amble, North Cornwall.
It is more a family home rather than a typical holiday cottage, which gives it a more relaxed and informal feel.
- Accommodation: All rooms face South overlooking the wetland meadow.
- Hall
- Kitchen: Electric Aga, microwave, fridge freezer, toaster, kettle, dishwasher, table and six chairs. Internet: Free Wireless Broadband available.
- Living Room: Inglenook with log burner, T.V, V.C.R, Digital radio & CD player. Two chairs and settee.
- Utility Room: Washing machine. W.C. opposite.
- Bedroom 1: King size bed and bedside tables, Chest of drawers, hanging cupboard.
- Bedroom 2: 2 single beds, chest of drawers, bedside table.
- Bathroom: Wash Basin, Bath, Shower and W.C.
- Garden: Mature garden overlooking the water meadow, patio area with table and chairs, leading to a lawn, bordered by shrubs and fruit trees. Discreet area for washing line. A gas powered BBQ is provided.
The Village:
The heart of Chapel Amble is the village green, overlooked by traditional cottages,
an excellent pub the Malster's Arms, and the Post Office and village shop of some character.
You can get all essential items there, including coal and papers; and quite a lot more!
The village is surrounded by unspoilt countryside, just 3 miles from the market town of Wadebridge, which has a good selection of local shops, supermarkets, cafes, restaurants, and an excellent small cinema.
Perhaps, more importantly, the village is just 3 miles from the beautiful Camel Estuary, to the West, and the dramatic North Cornish Coast, to the North. This is a truly unique stretch of beach, bays and coastline all of which hold timeless delight for all age groups.
Beaches and rock pools at Rock and Daymer Bay, with windsurfing there as well. Polzeath, for surfing: unbeatable! Sailing and waterskiing at Rock, and then there is Padstow, by the ferry or water taxi, for a night out at a smart restaurant or two.