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| | 4Trewince | | is on the first floor and enjoys lovely views over the superb gardens and beyond (the large bay window you can see in the photograph is the lounge/dining area). There is a spacious double bedroom at the rear and a twin-bedded room at the front, overlooking the garden. | Back to top |  |  |  |
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| | The house | | Trewince is a substantial, detached Edwardian dwelling built in 1903. This photograph, taken from the unique Japanese garden, shows the front elevation and the terrace. | Back to top |  |  |  |
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| | The view | | 4Trewince looks out over the gardens and the wooded valley which leads down to the village and the tidal creek. It's just five minutes walk down a quiet lane to the pretty quayside with its granite cottages. Port Navas Yacht Club has a cosy bar and serves excellent evening meals. | Back to top |  |  |  |
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| | The interior | This image shows the floor plan of the apartment.
The lounge (15 ft by 14 ft) has a sofa and easy chairs, dining table, television with video player and DVD, CD player - and a fine view of the gardens.
The dual-aspect main bedroom (14 ft by 13 ft) has a large double bed and ample storage space, with antique pine wardrobe and drawers. The second bedroom (14 ft by 7 ft) has twin beds and a chest of drawers. A large window overlooks the garden.
The kitchen is equipped with dishwasher, washing machine and dryer, fridge, freezer, 4 slice toaster, kettle, coffee maker, microwave and double-oven ceramic topped cooker.
The bathroom has recently been reburbished and has a wash basin, bath with integral electric shower, WC, heated towel rail and shaver point. | Back to top |  |  |  |
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| | Living space | Elegant and comfortable with a huge bay window which looks out over the superb landscaped grounds and valley beyond.
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| | Lounge | | Cosy with a touch of Edwardian style. | Back to top |  |  |  |
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| | Main bedroom | | Light and airy with a king-sized brass & iron bedstead. | Back to top |  |  |  |
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| | The kitchen | | The well-appointed galley kitchen has all the equipment you will need. | Back to top |  |  |  |
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| | The Helford River | | This photograph shows the Helford River looking across from nearby Calamansac towards Daphne du Maurier's 'Frenchman's Creek'. The estuary and the countryside around Port Navas has been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Helford is a magnet for sailors, walkers and those who come back year after year simply to enjoy the water, the rocky shores and sandy coves. To the south of Port Navas is the picture-postcard village of Helford, to the east is Helford Passage and the Ferryboat Inn, beyond that are major garden attractions at Trebah and Durgan, the latter managed by the National Trust. Further out towards Falmouth Bay, the Roseland Peninsula and the open sea are Gillan and St Anthony. | Back to top |  |  |  |
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