The house has been recently refurbished and has been lovingly designed to comfortably accommodate six guests, ensuring all the conveniences of modern living are at hand, without the loss of the traditional character of the property. Particular attention has been given to the needs of the new, young family, as the cottage boasts the additional unique feature of a fully equipped nursery.

Chill out after a fun packed day on soft leather sofas in front of the cosy open fire. There is a flat screen television and DVD player, so you can curl up and enjoy your favourite film with no worries of getting up for work the next morning.

...with electric oven and ceramic hob, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, microwave, washing machine, tumble drier, and coffee maker. Put your favourite CD in the stereo, and enjoy a leisurely breakfast or candle lit dinner with family or friends around the old pine table. The views of the town and the estuary from this room are fantastic.

Attic double bedroom

Nestled up on the second floor of the cottage is this spacious double bedroom room with stripped floors and antique pine furniture. Snuggle up in the king size bed and watch the colour portable television or listen to your favourite tunes on the CD player. This bedroom has the benefit of an en-suite with electric shower, washbasin, toilet and heated towel rail.

Double bedroom

No one could complain about getting up in a morning when waking up to the stunning view out across the town and down to the river that this double bedroom enjoys. Located to the rear of the cottage on the first floor, it has a king size bed, fitted wardrobe and is adjacent to the family bathroom.

Family bathroom

Serving the two bedrooms on the first floor, the family bathroom has a bath with electric shower over, a washbasin and a toilet. The views from this bright, sunny room are truly stunning - never will brushing your teeth have been so pleasurable!

jorick is located about a third of the way down (Number 50) Lostwithiel Street, which is the main street leading to the town and quayside of Fowey. There is loading room outside the cottage for dropping off luggage, and the main car park is only a short 2 minute walk away on Hanson Drive.

Fowey is one of the most picturesque sailing and fishing ports in Cornwall, situated on the southern coast between Mevagissey and Looe. It has remained unspoilt from commercialisation, yet has grown over the years into a popular, chic holiday destination for discerning yachtsman and land lovers alike.

The town is home to an excellent selection of boutique shops and traditional food stores, making it an ideal place for those who enjoy the freedom of self-catering holidays. For the evenings you choose to dine out, there is an excellent selection of restaurants to suit most budgets and tastes, including the award winning Waterside at the Marina hotel, the stunning food at the Old Quay Hotel, and, for a special treat, the elegant dining room at Fowey Hall Hotel.

If the many walks, beautiful coves, stunning scenery and breathtaking panoramic views Fowey has to offer are not enough to keep you occupied during your stay, then worry not, as some of the best attractions Cornwall has to offer are literally 10 minutes drive away – The Eden Project, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, and The Monkey Sanctuary (a childhood favourite of mine!) - to name but a few.
But don’t take our word for it – book a well deserved break at jorick, and experience for yourself the magic of Fowey that has charmed so many back year after year.