1 / 14Chestnut Cottage - Cornwall
Falmouth, Cornwall
A two bedroom cottage outside Falmouth with a fully enclosed garden, one dog welcome, three town beaches within three miles and a pub within walking distance.
Falmouth is a working town with a deep harbour, a maritime museum and more places to eat than a holiday cottage of this price usually sits near. Chestnut Cottage is at Lower Treluswell just outside it: two bedrooms with one of them and a bathroom on the ground floor, a wood burner, and one dog welcome for four hundred and fifty nine pounds a week.
The owners call the garden fully enclosed and ideal for dogs, and there is an enclosed terrace with seating alongside it. Falmouth's three town beaches make the everyday walking, Falmouth Town Beach lies two and a half miles out, Gyllyngvase a shade under three and Swanpool just past it. Pendennis Castle on the headland is three and nine tenths and gives your dog a wide open grass rampart with sea on three sides of it.
The enclosed terrace alongside the garden is the part that earns its place. Two separate outdoor spaces means one dog can be out while you eat, rather than it being one or the other. The beach proper is three and a half miles off, but Falmouth's three town beaches are nearer and all of them work for a dog outside the summer restriction window.
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from £459 for 7 nights
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At a Glance
- Dogs Welcome
- 1 dog
- Enclosed Garden
- Yes
- The garden is perfect for relaxing in and is fully enclosed so ideal for dogs
- Sleeps
- 4 guests
- Rooms
- 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
- Price
- from £459 / 7 nights
- Grading
- 4 star
- Arrival
- in from 16:30, out by 10:00
- Facilities
- Open fire, Parking, Wifi
Chestnut Cottage - Cornwall from £459 for 7 nights
Book with holidaycottages.co.ukFrequently Asked Questions
Is Chestnut Cottage - Cornwall dog friendly?
Yes, Chestnut Cottage welcomes one dog. The property has a fully enclosed garden and a separate enclosed terrace with seating, giving your dog secure outdoor space from the moment you arrive.
Are dogs allowed at Chestnut Cottage - Cornwall year round?
The cottage itself is available with your dog year round. Falmouth's three town beaches are all within three miles and are accessible to dogs outside the summer restriction window, so there's good walking to be had whatever time of year you visit.
What should I know before visiting Chestnut Cottage - Cornwall with my dog?
The property accepts one dog, so it's worth confirming this fits your plans before booking. The enclosed garden and separate terrace make day-to-day life easy, and Pendennis Castle — around four miles away — offers wide open grass ramparts with sea views if you're after a longer walk.
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Chestnut Cottage - Cornwall from £459 for 7 nights
Book with holidaycottages.co.ukWhat’s Nearby?
Beach2.6 mi awayFalmouth Town Beach
Cornwall
A characterful beach below Pendennis Castle with year-round dog access and the option to walk the castle grounds with dogs on leads.
Beach2.9 mi awayGyllyngvase Beach
Cornwall
Falmouth's main sandy beach with a top-notch dog-friendly cafe, though dogs are restricted from the sand itself between May and September.
Beach3 mi awaySwanpool Beach
Cornwall
A relaxed south Falmouth beach with a nature reserve lagoon behind it, year-round dog access and a dog-friendly beachside cafe.
Attraction3.9 mi awayPendennis Castle
Cornwall
A Henry VIII fortress on a headland above Falmouth, and one of the most generous sites here: all dogs on leads welcome inside the buildings too.
Beach4 mi awayMaenporth Beach
Cornwall
A sheltered wooded cove south of Falmouth with year-round dog access, a dog-friendly beachside restaurant and calm water for paddling.
Attraction4.4 mi awaySt Mawes Castle
Cornwall
Henry VIII's best preserved artillery fort, clover leaf shaped, with terraced gardens dropping to the water and a dog friendly ferry across to Falmouth.