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Gwinear, TR27 5LA Hayle, Cornwall  Show map  Hide map

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weddings holiday Self catering cottage Cornwall green tourism Private Cottages

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Lanyon is a family run business situated down a country lane just a few miles from a sandy beach on Cornwall's stunning north coast. Three properties occupy a peaceful position on a 225-acre arable farm each property has a Visit Britain `5 Star' rating. Lanyon Manor still bears its family crest over the porch with the date 1668, and retains many of its original wooden floors, wall panelling and open fires, this is an elegant place to stay with guests of up to 12. Coswyn Barn makes a spacious and comfortable base for a large group up to 14 guests; it exhibits panelled walls in the hallway, and oak floors. The delightful detached Coach House offers charming accommodation for a much smaller group up to 4 guests. Boasting wooden floors to the main rooms, it makes a cosy retreat at any time of year. In addition each property has its own secluded private gardens, alfresco dinning area and shares the use of an outdoor heated swimming-pool. Albertine and Geoffrey bought Lanyon in November 1995 before then it had been in the Lanyon family for 300 years. The manor required a lot of renovation and the Coach-House was still a Coach-House and Coswyn Barn was a barn where Geoffrey who was still farming would store seed potatoes. In 1997 the Coach-House was converted and in 2003 work started on converting Coswyn Barn. More images and information to follow, mum, dad and myself are still writing the full story. Lanyon Manor Walk through the main door and you pass under the Lanyon Coat of Arms. The motto Vive vt Vivivas, "Live and Let Live". The Manor has been sympathetically renovated throughout mixing the convenience of modern living whilst retaining the character of the old. Coswyn Barn Coswyn Barn was converted in 2005 into a spacious comfortable property mixing the best of the old barn with today's modern style and convenience. Look up as you walk towards Coswyn Barn and you will see a granite arch with a gargoyle carved in the middle, this is believed to be circa 1250. The Coach-House The Coach-House was converted in 1998, into a cosy cottage, it was originally the stables for the main house. A charming cottage with original pine lined ceilings, this property is perfect for a romantic break or a family holiday.

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