12 Faraway Fields
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Description
12 Faraway Fields is the perfect choice for two people looking for a romantic break away and arguably the best positioned home on the entire development, sitting on the edge of a small lake and commanding stunning views over the neighbouring farmland and distant countryside.
This stylish lodge offers a spacious open-plan living space with lovely contemporary furnishings making it a welcoming place to unwind of an evening.
Curl up on one of the two comfy sofas with your partner and catch up on all your favourite shows, or gaze through the patio doors leading out to the garden showcasing wonderful countryside views.
The kitchen is luxuriously fitted with a cooking range and all you could need to rustle up a delightful romantic meal for two, to be enjoyed at the dining room table, where you can also plan the day's events.
Down the hall is a large double bedroom with matching bedside tables and lamps, ideal for some late-night reading, or enjoy the delightful wall-mounted TV to watch your favourite shows of an evening right from your bed!
A luxurious en-suite houses a double sized walk-in shower with high quality fixtures and fittings.
The bedroom also offers a dressing area, so you can prepare for your day in style.
Outside is a decking area, with furniture you can sit out on and enjoy the country views with a refreshing glass of wine.
Indulge in the provided hot tub and have a long soak in the evening sun, taking in this picturesque location.
While you're in the area, take a drive towards St Neot, where you will discover the lovely hidden gem of Carnglaze Caverns - a set of underground, man-made caves in a former slate mine with lakes and a dedicated area for events and concerts.
For an exceptional taste of history, drive towards Trevethy Quoit, a megalithic tomb, with five standing stones, suggested to date back to the Stone Age.
For plenty more amenities, travel towards the coastal town of Looe, which offers plenty of shops, pubs, restaurants and supermarkets for you to explore, including East Looe beach for a lovely sandy beach, swimming and surfing opportunities.
It has easy access to the North Cornwall coast, with an abundance of activities available.
If you would rather stay closer to home but enjoy fine food, why not try our Old Mill Bar and Restaurant on our sister site just a short drive away.
Use 12 Faraway Fields as your base for exploring all Cornwall has to offer.
Everything you'll need
- Wifi
- Baby Friendly
- Dishwasher
- Garden / Patio
- Ground Floor Bedroom
- Wifi
- Baby Friendly
- Dishwasher
- Garden / Patio
- Ground Floor Bedroom
- Ground Floor Accommodation
- Hot Tub
- Off Road Parking
- Pet Friendly
- Near Pub / Shop
What guests are saying
Returned home from our 2nd stay here and all I can say is we were still chilled out weeks later.
This is a beautiful setting with gorgeous views and there is no faulting the comfort. Everything from start to end was fabulous and a dip in the hot tub is always a bonus. We will definitely return to what has become our favourite place.
This was my second stay in this lodge it is in an excellent position on an immaculate site.
.The staff are very friendly and responded to an issue immediately. I have already booked in for next year again. My only suggestion would be the provision of a sun lounger ...otherwise a fantastic relaxing weekend
Overall the property and grounds were amazing.
The cleanliness was perfect. It was particularly pleasing to have such a well equipped kitchen, something many places do not have. Unfortunately for us the mattress on the bed was very uncomfortable, but we do appreciate that is personal taste. We had a fantastic holiday.
Overview
Why Stay at Southern Halt, Dobwalls?
Set on a beautiful 22-acre site in the heart of South Cornwall’s beautiful countryside, booking to stay at one of these lodges at Charteroak Southern Halt is a guaranteed way to have a fantastic and peaceful holiday.
Perfect for groups of friends, relatives and couples, these thoughtfully-designed lodges will provide you with modern amenities, cosy bedrooms as well as plenty of space and privacy to unwind and relax.
Not only that, but with miles of stunning countryside on your doorstep and a host of wonderful beaches, towns, villages and attractions nearby, you’re bound to have an unforgettable time at one of these Southern Halt lodges.
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Places to Visit from Southern Halt Lodges
Benefitting from acres of peace and tranquillity Charteroak Southern Halt is an idyllic setting for those seeking a relaxing retreat. However, it also benefits from an excellent location within reach of countless of Cornwall's best attractions and locations.
Those of you that fancy spending a day at the beach should make your way to the coastal town of Looe, which is only a 20-minute drive away from this resort and is a great place to spend a day out. Home to the beautiful shores of East Looe Beach, you can look forward to sending a day splashing in the sea or building sandcastles before grabbing something delicious to eat from the town’s many restaurants including Smugglers Cott Restaurant.
Another place to consider visiting from these Southern Halt lodges is the Eden Project, one of Britain’s most visited attractions. Here, you’ll get to immerse yourselves in a tropical biome that’s home to hundreds of unique species of trees, plants and flowers.
What's nearby
- Golitha Falls2.0 miles
- Carnglaze Caverns3.6 miles
- The Cheesewring5.8 miles
- East Looe Beach9.2 miles
- Lanhydrock House and Garden10.2 miles
- Bodmin Jail Attraction11.3 miles
- Polperro Model Village13.2 miles
- Christmas at the Eden Project (20th Nov - 2nd Jan)15.0 miles
- Fowey Christmas Market (4th - 6th Dec)16.8 miles
- Tavistock Christmas Markets (11th - 23rd Dec)22.2 miles
FAQ
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House Rules
Good housekeeping bond
This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £150
Smoking
Not permitted
Property notes
Please note that the ponds and surrounding reed beds form an important natural habitat for local wildlife. During the bird nesting season, typically between March and September, the reeds may appear more established than shown in some website photographs. In line with the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, vegetation management may be restricted during this period to help protect nesting birds and other wildlife. We appreciate your understanding as we work to preserve the natural environment and biodiversity of the site for both wildlife and guests to enjoy.
Stay Information
Check-in / Check-out
16:00 / 10:00
Property ref
1121189
Parking
Off Road Parking
Guest & Pet Policy
Pets
Allowed
Children
Children and infants welcome
Accessibility
Ground floor