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<p>When you book a holiday cottage in Charlestown, you&rsquo;ll find yourself in one of Cornwall&rsquo;s most picturesque villages, lined with traditional fishermen&rsquo;s cottages, boutique shops and much-loved restaurants. Strolling around the 18th-century port is like stepping back in time, which is why it has made appearances in period pieces Poldark, Alice in Wonderland and Hornblower.&nbsp;</p> <p>Unlike many places in Cornwall, Charlestown is still relatively unspoilt, so if you want a real taste of Cornwall&rsquo;s history, book a holiday home here and you&rsquo;ll feel like you&rsquo;ve stepped back in time. Built by entrepreneur Charles Rashleigh (hence the name) in the late 1700s to support clay mining and fishing industry, it retains an air of Georgian elegance. It&rsquo;s easy to imagine ships setting sail from Charlestown in its heyday, taking their cargo of clay around Britain to feed the growing pottery business and fishing boats bustling off along the coast at dawn.&nbsp;</p> <p>As well as the quaint harbour, there are rugged beaches and top restaurants nearby and it&rsquo;s a great base to explore the nearby Eden Project before returning to a cosy fireside back at your Charlestown cottage.</p> https://cdn.toadhallcottages.co.uk/5202/1FBACAD534F34327B7C4F13F5BCE5169/img/70A11CCB07494379BA40877B04B7AB50/shutterstock_221897521-e.jpg

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Carpenters Cabin

£466–£712 £358 – £570

Lostwithiel, South Cornwall

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Cornish Traditional Cottages Managed by Cornish Traditional Cottages

Peace and tranquillity is on the agenda at our perfect for two stunning cabin, surrounded by glorious countryside. Pet friendly, large garden and parking. Towns Lostwithiel, St Austell and Fowey are all within easy reach.

Cider Press

£608–£1056 £547 – £950

St Austell, South Cornwall

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10 minutes from the sea and 3 miles from The Eden Project, sounded by peaceful grounds and woodland. Outside space and hot tub, perfect for two and pet friendly. Local amenities in St Blazey only 1.5 miles. Parking for 1 car.

Pont Quay Cottage

£690–£1470

Fowey, South Cornwall

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Sitting on the edge of the tidal creek with pretty garden surround, local pub within walking distance and only 1.5 miles from Fowey. Perfect for 5, pet friendly and less than a mile to the beach. Outside garden and parking for 2 cars.

Green Acres - 2 Bed Cottage

£625–£2335

Lostwithiel, South Cornwall

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Green Acres, an inland holiday cottage in Penpillick near Lostwithiel sleeping 6

Backlet Cottage

£485–£1335 £437 – £1202

Mevagissey, South Cornwall

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In the heart of Mevagissey, with a selection of pubs, eateries and quirky shops on the doorstep. Perfect for four and pet friendly, less than a mile from the beach. Great location to explore South Cornwall, parking permit included.

Hideaway

£512–£1157

Fowey, South Cornwall

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A stylish little one bedroom property hidden behind the hustle and bustle of the thriving waterside town of Fowey, with small terrace to enjoy the view.

Seasteps

£864–£1918 £778 – £1726

Fowey, South Cornwall

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A spacious townhouse sitting waterside on the beautiful River Fowey. Close to all the town's amenities and accommodates up to eight guests. Narrow walled garden with barbecue.

Quintole Cottage

£638–£2052 £510 – £1642

Lostwithiel, South Cornwall

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Quintessentially Cornish cottage surrounded by beautiful countryside, 15 minutes drive from village amenities in Lostwithiel. Perfect for 8 and pet friendly, outside garden space with barbecue and parking for up to 3 cars.

Duporth Lodge

£708–£1538 £637 – £1384

St Austell, South Cornwall

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Half a mile from the famous village of Charlestown and a short walk from beaches Duporth and Porthpean. Award winning Duporth Lodge sleeps six with outside space and parking for 3 cars with electric charging point available.

The Beach Lodge

£800–£2000

Porthpean, South Cornwall

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A short walk from Porthpean beach and a mile from Charlestown, The Beach Lodge is great base perfect for 6. Local village amenities nearby, outside patio area and parking for up to 3 cars.

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When you book a holiday cottage in Charlestown, you’ll find yourself in one of Cornwall’s most picturesque villages, lined with traditional fishermen’s cottages, boutique shops and much-loved restaurants. Strolling around the 18th-century port is like stepping back in time, which is why it has made appearances in period pieces Poldark, Alice in Wonderland and Hornblower. 

Unlike many places in Cornwall, Charlestown is still relatively unspoilt, so if you want a real taste of Cornwall’s history, book a holiday home here and you’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time. Built by entrepreneur Charles Rashleigh (hence the name) in the late 1700s to support clay mining and fishing industry, it retains an air of Georgian elegance. It’s easy to imagine ships setting sail from Charlestown in its heyday, taking their cargo of clay around Britain to feed the growing pottery business and fishing boats bustling off along the coast at dawn. 

As well as the quaint harbour, there are rugged beaches and top restaurants nearby and it’s a great base to explore the nearby Eden Project before returning to a cosy fireside back at your Charlestown cottage.