About this property
Resting within the Honicombe Manor Holiday Park, in the quaint village of St Ann's Chapel in Cornwall, is this delightful, family-friendly property. Seanic view Lodge is a four-bedroom lodge, with access to a range of on-site facilities, and is ideal for a family wanting to enjoy the coast and countryside of Cornwall and Devon, with the Tamar Valley and Cornwall's south coast both in easy reach. The property has off-road parking available and a patio area with a picnic bench outside, ideal for lunch in the summer sunshine. Inside, there is a cosy feeling living/dining room, with a choice of two sofas to relax on while enjoying your favourite shows on the TV, or for enjoying one of the provided books and getting lost in a fascinating story, while the dining table has room for the whole group to gather together and enjoy a home-cooked meal, lovingly prepared in the amply-equipped kitchen, complete with a dishwasher, so no arguing over who has to do the washing up. There are bathrooms on both floors; a ground floor shower room and a first-floor bathroom with corner bath, so whether you want a quick shower or a relaxing soak, the choice is yours. There are four spacious bedrooms, two doubles and one twin, spaced out over the ground and first floors, each with ample storage space for all if your belongings and lovely countryside views. Guests of Seanicview Lodge have unlimited access to all of the on-site facilities available at the holiday park, including an outdoor and indoor pool, gym and tennis courts, while the on-site shop and pub, which serves food, are there for your added convenience. If you want to venture beyond the park to explore your surroundings, St Ann's Chapel has a fish and chip shop, as well as a few independent shops, a park and The Tamar valley Donkey Park, which the little ones will love. The market town of Tavistock, situated on the River Tavy, is a few miles away, has a selection of shops, pubs and cafés, along with a museum and park and you can enjoy a stroll along the canal or by the river. Head into the Tamar Valley AONB, a walker's paradise, it showcase some of the best rural landscape Devon has to offer, as well as attractions such as the National Trust's Cotehele, a medieval house with stunning gardens to admire, and Buckland Abbey, a 700-year-old property with surrounding woodland to discover. Seanicview Lodge is a fantastic base for a family holiday exploring the delights of Cornwall and Devon.
St Ann's Chapel is a hamlet in the parish of Calstock, just west of Gunnislake, in Cornwall. Set in a beautiful rural location engulfed by the Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this small community is now largely residential with a handful of local shops, eating establishments, public houses and small businesses in and around the area. Callington is close by, a market town rich in mining heritage and overlooked by Kit Hill, the highest point in the area. From the top of Kit Hill there are fabulous views across south-east Cornwall as far as Plymouth Sound, a must for the outdoor enthusiast. The market town of Tavistock lies 6 miles to the north and offers a range of local shops. Plymouth is a vibrant city with a flourishing university and has the benefit of a main line rail station with access to London Paddington. This wonderful area offers much to be explored, a delightful region of Cornwall to choose as a base.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x ground-floor double, 1 x twin, Bathroom with bath, basin and WC.
Ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen.
Living/dining room
Electric heaters.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD player, a selection of books, DVDs and WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Cot and Highchair available on request.
Parking for one car by lodge.
Secure enclosed decking area with picnic bench.
Two well behaved pets are welcome, £20 charge for second pet.
Sorry, no smoking in the lodge.
Pub and small shop on-site.
Note: Guests have free unlimited use of tennis courts.
Note: Maximum property sleeps is 4 adults and 2 children.
Note: No stag, hen or similar.
Please note: There are a flight of steps down to the entrance of the property, there is a handrail; there is a flat grass walkway around the properties where you can enter the back entrance of the property
Nearby points of interest
- Sterts Arts Centre
- Launceston Steam Railway
- Dartmoor Prison Museum
- Plymouth Gin Distillery
- Mount Edgcumbe House and Country Park
- Dartmoor Zoological Park
- The Cheesewring
- The Hurlers
- Launceston Castle
Reviews (5)
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Peter
However all the furniture was dusty - the kitchen waste bin was filthy - the fridge had food stains inside and on the door, the oven was not cleaned, the plug hole for shower downstairs was black with mould. My friend and I set too and thoroughly cleaned and disinfected everything before we brought our luggage in. I notified the owner that they may want to speak to the cleaners. - I was further amazed to see previous comments in the guest book relating to the same issues. Luckily we had taken our own linen and towels. Further to this the outside furniture was very dirty and the bench broken - there are two sofas in the lodge which were adequate for the 4 of us however as this is an 8 berth property I was surprised at the lack of extra chairs.The dining room similarly had 8 chairs although the table is a 6 seater and quite a squash for 8. On a positive note the lodge is in a nice location and views over the fields were delightful. Overall once we had cleaned the lodge we had an enjoyable stay.
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Sara
Because both my friend and I have mobility issues we found the front steps a bit of a challenge. Otherwise apart from the reduced water pressure for the showers all was great. I would have given a higher rating if it wasn't for these two items.
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Julie
There was plenty of space for the whole family and the beds and sofas were comfortable. We used the kitchen facilities for cooking breakfasts and on 2 occasions evening meals. Table and coffee table used for board games ( of which we took our own) and great to have free view TV. Lovely to have sliding door access to outside space and only a short walk to the Manor with great facilities We booked our sessions in the indoor pool and used both bar and restaurant more then once, where we found the staff to be really friendly and accommodating. We would definitely use Sykes again and Seanicview Lodge.