The Ship Inn Lerryn Lostwithiel

The Ship Inn Lerryn

Fore Street
Lerryn
Lostwithiel
Cornwall
England
PL22 0PT
United Kingdom.

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5 Bedrooms

 

Enveloped by the lush greenery of the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and perched by the tranquil banks of the River Lerryn, The Ship Inn in Lerryn serves as a picturesque embodiment of Cornish charm and hospitality. Located merely a stone's throw away from the bustling town of Lostwithiel, this historic inn, with its timbered facade and inviting ambiance, provides a haven of tranquillity for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The village of Lerryn, with its quaint bridges and serene pathways, forms the perfect backdrop for this traditional establishment.

Inside The Ship Inn, one is immediately transported to a world that marries the rustic allure of old-world Cornwall with contemporary comforts. The inn, steeped in history, offers guest rooms that seamlessly blend traditional design elements - think exposed wooden beams and classic stonework - with modern amenities, ensuring a comfortable and memorable stay. However, it's the communal spaces that truly capture the essence of this place. The inn's pub and dining area, often buzzing with the lively chatter of locals and travellers alike, offer a delightful gastronomic experience. Here, guests can relish classic Cornish dishes prepared with the freshest of local ingredients, all while enjoying views of the gently meandering River Lerryn. Whether it's indulging in a hearty meal, sipping on a pint of local ale, or simply soaking in the ambiance by the roaring fireplace, The Ship Inn promises a quintessential Cornish experience.

Beyond the confines of the inn, Lerryn and its surroundings beckon with a plethora of experiences. The Cornwall AONB, known for its breathtaking landscapes, offers myriad opportunities for nature enthusiasts, be it long, invigorating walks, bird-watching, or photography. The nearby town of Lostwithiel, with its historic landmarks, antique shops, and local markets, is perfect for those looking to delve deeper into Cornwall's rich heritage. Moreover, the proximity of The Ship Inn to the coast means iconic Cornish beaches and coastal walks are easily accessible. In essence, a stay at The Ship Inn is not just about enjoying the comforts of a historic inn; it's about embarking on a journey through Cornwall's captivating landscapes, traditions, and flavours.

In addition to the facilities mentioned below, the following are free services
Free parking is available
Free Wifi or Broadband is available
This property is at an elevation of approximately 35 feet / 10.7 metres above sea level

Beaches near this Inn , distance in miles.

Lantic Bay Beach Near Fowey - a sandy and shingle composition 3.8m away.A National Trust sandy & shingle beach set in a large bay below the cliffs. A good walk to get there from one of two National Trust car parks in the area (about 1 mile) but the journey is worth it and is not usually very busy

Readymoney Cove Beach Near Fowey - a sandy composition 3.9m away.Sometimes refereed to as Fowey beach, this cove is set in a the River Fowey Estuary and thus offers some shelter from the main seas. backed by cliffs though easily reached o foot from the town.

Lansallos Beach Near Looe - a shingle and rocky composition 3.9m away.A small beach and cove with rocky sides near the village of Lansallos between Fowey and Polperro

Polkerris Beach Near Par - a sandy composition 4.2m away.A small andy beach near the village of Polkerris close to Par and st Austell

Par Sands Beach Near St Austell - a sandy composition 4.3m away.Located near Polmear, a sandy beach backed by low sand dunes and a gently slopping beach, good for families though there is a Holiday p[ark nearby and the beach can get bust in peak season

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