Unique Pirate Cottage in Penryn, Falmouth with hot tub, sleeps max 8

Ideal for families, couples or sensible groups. Sleeps 4 people or max 8 if bed sharing. 3 bedrooms with 1 super king size bed and 3 double beds. Dogs welcome (max 2), no cats.
The Pirate Cottage is part of the St Mary's House complex, formerly known as The Old Police Station. St Mary's House is the most iconic building in Penryn, bar the clock tower. There is a wonderful photo of Queen Elizabeth II in front of St Mary's House, when she visited Penryn town in 1977, with the occasion of the Silver Jubilee. One bedroom has views over Penryn Harbour which is just opposite the cottage. Muddy Beach cafe is 1 min walk across the road, which overlooks Falmouth Harbour. It serves breakfast, meals, coffee, cakes. Lidl and Sainsbury's are 2 min by car. Asda is 10 min by car. Local store Bailey's 5 min walk sells health food, vegan pulses and beans, local bacon sausages, local alcoholic drinks, fresh fruit and vegetables, home made meals, food and toys and bones for dog and much more. Rowe's Cornish pasty shop 5 min walk on Penryn High Street, selling freshly baked Cornish pasties, including vegetarian. Fish and chips - there are three within 7 min min walk up the High Street. Closest pub The King's Head is 3 min walk up the High Street. Two other pubs on the High Street, which also includes a pharmacy and two hair dresser shops. Falmouth is 10 min by car with fantastic views over Falmouth Harbour and is a shopping paradise. Muddy Beach cafe (1 min walk), Penryn High Street (1 min walk), Lidl, Sainsbury's (2 min by car), Vegan Cafe The Pirate & The Geisha (1 mile) Falmouth (5 min by car), St. Ives (19 miles), Carbis Bay (22 miles).