The Dining Room

 


Dinner Parties
 

 


Gormet Meals 

 


Relax by the roaring log fire

 


The beautiful Lounge 

 


'The Green Suite'
Beautiful En-Suite Bedrooms
 



The Garden Table

 


The Hot Tub

 


The relaxing Garden

 

 


The Music Room

 

 


The Reading Room

 

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Seasons Country House  

St.Keyne
nr

Looe
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St Keyne, 
Nr Looe
Cornwall, 
PL14 4RW
Tel: +44 (0) 1579 345666
Fax: +44 (0) 1579 349069
Email: info@the-seasons.co.uk
www.the-seasons.co.uk

The Situation

Seasons is nestled besides a gently flowing river in the heart of the Looe Valley surrounded by rolling Cornish hills and Duchy of Cornwall woodland. Originally a Trout Farm, Seasons has been beautifully restored to offer spacious, stylish accommodation with private bathrooms and en suite facilities .
A break at seasons is a unique experience and guarantees you the wind-down you deserve, the Anniversary you wish to cherish, the Birthday to remember, or simply a luxury break. We offer short or longer inclusive breaks throughout the year.
We also have access to private Game fishing rights to a 11/2 mile stretch of the river Fowey.
Don't forget your rods

The Accommodation
There are three guest rooms all with en suite bathroom facilities. All rooms are very comfortable and are decorated to an exceptionally high standard.
Lie in if you wish, the house is at your disposal whilst you are our guests
The gentle sound of the flowing river is very therapeutic aiding sleep when you roll up to bed.

Seasons also boasts a separate Cedar wood hot tub log cabin for guests to truly relax in, perhaps with a drink before settling down to a splendid dinner.

The lounge is large and spacious with comfortable sofas and lavish decor. It is south facing overlooking the garden and Looe valley. The sheep graze on the Cornish hills, whilst you perhaps snooze during the afternoon in front of an open fire on cooler days.

The reading room has a beautiful view of the winding river gently flowing at the rear and side of the house. Water has a restful sound of its own. You can enjoy the book you had put off too often.

In the garden there is a natural pond fed by the river abundant with small Trout and Carp.

Tariff :  
Our offer to you at �70 per person per day available throughout your stay which is fully inclusive of :

  • Accommodation;
  • Full English or Continental Breakfast as required;
  • Afternoon Cream Tea;
  • Full Gourmet Dinner with wines, spirits and liqueurs.

However, we have had requests from some of our guests who are staying for a longer break for a mixed package, we therefore offer the following option:

Bed and Breakfast (available Monday to Friday only)

Bed and Breakfast at �35 per person per night which includes accommodation and full English or Continental Breakfast as required and full use of the facilities of the house, tea and coffee and free use of the Hot Tub.

We offer bed and breakfast to all guests on weekdays, giving the option for those taking a longer vacation to take some days at bed and breakfast whilst also being able to enjoy our Weekend Gourmet Breaks, thus giving the flexibility to both explore and relax at Seasons.

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Local attractions:
Spring offers tropical gardens, the first daffodils and camellias, primroses and bluebells along the hedgerows. The fresh smell of new growth and awakening wildlife on the cliffs and estuaries.

Summer brings a vibrant atmosphere to the streets with carnivals, art festivals and beach entertainment's - Buccaneer Day every week in Looe will bring you face to face with pirates and their wenches and the Annual Trawler Race and Raft Race Days are looked forward to by everyone. There are secluded coves , yacht sailing and racing and water sports such as skiing and parascending.

Autumn returns to tranquility, peace and space and to a culture that has not yet disappeared. The autumn light and mists will stimulate the senses and is perfect for painting, photography and walking.

Winters mild climate is still attractive to visitors, the air is crisp and fresh, the atmosphere is quiet and peaceful. A third of Cornwall is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The Christmas Lights in Looe and Polperro attract many visitors and the festive spirit during Christmas and New Year is renowned. The fancy dress costumes on New Years Eve are often the result of a years planning by revelers in Looe.

Diving - There are excellent P.A.D.I fully approved facilities in Looe.

Sailing - at nearby Siblyback lake which also has its own wind surfing school. The lake also offers good fishing facilities and day licenses can be obtained.

Golf - there are two Golf courses within easy reach. St. Melion with the well known Jack Nicklaus course and the Looe Golf Club with its stunning cliff views from the 18th and 19th holes.

 

National Trust Houses and Gardens - The nearest being Lanhydrock House and Cotehele House and others all within approximately 20 to 60 minutes drive away.

For the less energetic why not take a trip on the scenic Looe Valley. Set alongside the old Looe/Liskeard canal with its historic Lock gates and local trading history. The railway has one of the steepest climbing gradients in the country giving a magnificent view if the viaduct and valley.

Cycling - there are cycle pathways throughout Cornwall.

The Monkey Sanctuary - will leave lasting memories of the work done there to save the Woolly Monkeys.

Walking - We are spoilt for choice. Sapphire seas rolling green hills, wild flowers and ancient woodlands carpeted with bluebells, the untamed beauty of Bodmin Moor - this is the Cornwall Daphne Du Maurier brought to life in her books.

Riding - there are several good riding stables in the vicinity.

For the really adventurous at heart there is big fish, deep sea fishing.

For the more adventurous why not try the following which can be arranged prior to your arrival. Placid Water Canoe Trips: Messing about on the river, the ideal way to see the abundance of wild life.
 
Find the "Lost gardens of Heligan" unearthed after 70 years. These gardens offer a unique collection of plants from all around this world.
 
Visit the World Famous Eden Project in its formative stages. Which will be a truly magnificent representation of plant life, as seen in its own natural habitat. 
 
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How to find us

Via road is approximately 4 1/2 hours on a direct motorway route from either London (M4, M5) or Manchester (M6, M5) and then onto the A38 dual carriageway.

  • Take A38 to Liskeard at junction B3252 turn left signpost to Looe (not B3251).

  • Turn 1st right at brow of hill signpost to Trewidland.

  • Continue for approx. 1.8 miles through village of Trewidland at T-junction turn left.

  • Turn 1st right after about 1/2 mile and fork immediately right.

  • Seasons is situated 600 yds on right.

A Warm Welcome Is Assured.

Rail Information

By rail one enjoys arriving only 800 yards from the doorstep at Causeway Station. This is situated on the picturesque Looe Valley branch line traveling through the heart of the Valley.

Flight Information

Local airports being Plymouth (30minutes), Exeter (60 minutes) and Newquay (45 minutes) transport can be arranged if flying in.

 

 

 

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