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TREGEW VEAN is an attractive 1760's Packet Skipper's house in the idyllic waterside village of Flushing, facing Falmouth. The house has a southerly aspect, with fine views across the upper reaches of Falmouth Harbour. The house is set in one acre, with pretty gardens and terraces, and a little courtyard for summer breakfasts. TREGEW VEAN is a friendly and relaxed home and you will be guaranteed a warm welcome. You can expect a pretty bedroom, a comfortable bed, large bathroom and awake to fine views over the garden and down to the estuary. Breakfasts are a feature at Tregew, with local supplies of bacon, sausages and free range eggs. Bowls of stewed or fresh fruit and yoghurt are always available. ![]() Rodney & Sandra both enjoy sailing and gardening. Sandra is an enthusiastic and experienced cook who ran her own cookery school and catering business.
Flushing is a charming village with two pubs, a quayside restaurant, church, chapel, post office and shop. For more information about the village, see www.flushingvillage.co.uk. There is an excellent circular walk with great views of the harbour and Falmouth, from Tregew Vean, through the village, past two beaches and around Trefusis headland to Mylor Harbour. Here one can have a coffee, lunch or tea at the café or Castaways Tapos bar. The walk is continued past historic Mylor Church, up the hill and back towards Flushing. The distance is about 3 miles. Within a twenty minute drive is the National Maritime Museum in Falmouth, the beautiful Helford estuary, and Trebah and Trelissick gardens. By foot, Falmouth is a five minute boat trip across the harbour by the Flushing Ferry. Sandy beaches can be found on the far side of Falmouth and small town beaches also in Flushing.
From Truro take the A39 towards Falmouth. You pass Carnon Downs, Devoran and Perran-ar-worthal. About 1 mile after Perran-ar-Worthal you come to Treluswell Cross roundabout.
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