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Lostwithiel, Cornwall

Lostwithiel, located in Cornwall, South West England, is an enchanting historical town ideal for a cozy getaway for two. The accommodation features a 100-year-old cottage nestled in a quiet lane just minutes from the town center, providing a perfect base to explore the area. Guests are welcomed with a traditional Cornish cream tea and can enjoy amenities such as a wood burner, a Smart TV, and a well-equipped kitchen. The cottage includes a kingsize bedroom and a bathroom with a shower over the bath, along with a small courtyard for outdoor relaxation. Additionally, one small dog is welcome, and there is on-road parking available, with a public car park nearby.

Lostwithiel is renowned for its rich history and cultural significance, being recognized as the center of Cornwall's antique industry and slow food movement. The town features a variety of antique shops, fine dining establishments, and award-winning pubs, making it a delightful destination for food lovers and antique enthusiasts alike. Situated along the River Fowey, visitors can explore local attractions such as the Norman Restormel Castle and a selection of craft shops, delis, and bakeries that contribute to the town's unique local charm.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to do in and around Lostwithiel, with opportunities for woodland and river walks, kayaking on the River Fowey, and horse riding. The area also offers a local golf course and a leisure center for those seeking recreational activities. Nearby attractions include the picturesque town of Fowey, known for its literary ties, and the quaint village of Lerryn, which inspired 'The Wind in The Willows.' A scenic walk along the riverbank in Lerryn is highly recommended for visitors.

For those interested in exploring further afield, Lostwithiel is conveniently located near several notable attractions, including the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan, both offering beautiful landscapes and engaging experiences. The nearby National Trust properties, such as Lanhydrock House, provide opportunities for off-road walking and cycling through lush woodlands. Various water activities, including kayaking, sailing, and fishing, are also available in the vicinity, ensuring that guests have access to a wide range of leisure options.

Additionally, the town's location allows for easy access to larger towns like Truro and St Austell, as well as the stunning north coast destinations of Padstow, Port Isaac, and Newquay. With good rail links available, visitors can conveniently explore the region without the need for a car. Whether seeking relaxation or adventure, Lostwithiel offers a perfect blend of historical charm and natural beauty, making it an excellent choice for a romantic retreat or a peaceful holiday.

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