Freathy   ( Free-the) is located in 
Whitsand Bay, just to the west of Plymouth Sound. This Peninsula is much overlooked by tourists on there rush to Polperro and Looe. The Peninsula offers a relaxing holiday in an area of outstanding beauty.

The South facing Whitsand bay is one of Cornwall's most breathtaking stretches of coastline. The bay offers over 3 Miles of golden sand with a clean beach ideal for water sports.  Life guards patrol the beach in summer months.

Freathy is ideally located for touring the South Devon and Cornish coastline.. The north coast is also well within reach,  Newquay to Bude. being less than an hour away.

     Looe                South Hams 
     Polperro           South West Coastal Path
     Dartmoor          Liskeard
     Tamar Valley    St Austell
     Plymouth           Lostwithiel

Cliftonville is located on the South West Coastal path, miles of rugged Cornish coastal walking / cycling on your doorstep. 
The many small country lanes and picturesque villages of the peninsula offer outstanding natural beauty in this conservation area.

Plymouth can easily be reached by the nearby chain ferry from Torpoint, or on foot from  Cremyll

The Plymouth bus stop is located near the chalet.

For a relaxing holiday you do need not leave the peninsular with panoramic sea views. You can enjoy the coastal villages  of Porwrinkle Kingsand and Cawsand. and the inland villages of Millbrook, Anthony, St John, Crafthole. or the natural beauty of Rame head and its Forts, The tourist attraction of Antony House and Mount Edgecome Country Park. are within a few miles.

Clintonville is one of over 300 Chalets perched on the cliff along Whitsand Bay. They offer stunning coastal views, catching every bit of the days sunshine.

Whitsand Bay is well known for its water sports. The surfing beaches are ideal for beginners . For children, the flat nature of the beach make it safe for paddling and investigating the rock pools or the smugglers caves.  At low tide the sea go out a long way, leaving behind a quality beach ideal for sandcastles. A toilet, cafe and lifeguards are available in summer months.

Although Plymouth offers excellent high street shops. Nearby shops at Millbrook cater for all your daily needs. Torpoint also has a good range of shops including a larger supermarket.

Cliftonville has one of the most stunning coastal views in Cornwall.  Facing  South  the seating areas around the chalet allow you to catch maximum sunshine whilst enjoying the 
180 degree sea view.

The view from the chalet is ever changing with the moods of the sea. Views include,  Handgliders/ Paragliders taking off, near the chalet,  the Rame Pennisular,  Surfers, Jet Skies, Water Skiers, the Eddystone Lighthouse, the diving wreck of the Sycilia , Fishing boats, Naval maneuvers, Submarines, Dinghy's,  Speedboats, Yachts, Sea birds, Birds of Prey, Porpoises  and the coastline to Looe, all in one sweeping Bay.

Uniquely Cliftonville offers 160 degree panoramic views from the lounge. More limited view can be enjoyed from the conservatory. 
The rear garden offers a mixture of sea views and rolling countryside.

The chalet has several areas of patio and decking. A lit barbeque area is available for evening use.

The pull in front of Cliftonville marked for visitor parking. Additionally the grass verge will take an extra four cars in the  Summer  months.  Double yellow lines  apply along the coast road April 1st to 31st Sep

The chalet is entered via a stable door into the Kitchen which has a range of fitted  units with fridge/freezer microwave, oven/hob, washing machine, dishwasher.
 

The lounge is entered from the kitchen by French doors. It has a  comfortable three piece leather suite ,with an additional double bed settee. Entertainment is provided by TV with Freeview , Video and Hifi.. A wide range of tourist information is available, along with books and games.  In the window area their is a small table with four chairs, a floor mounted  x100 telescope. The raised viewing area has easy chairs to relax in, on inclement days, whilst enjoy the panoramic sea view. Spacesaver stairs lead to the second floor.

The front entrance to the chalet is via the conservatory  which is used as the dining area.
The conservatory also has easy chairs enjoying sea views. The conservatory is centrally heated for all year round use.

With views to the rear fields and side views to the coast, the bedroom has a double bed, vanity unit, dressing table ,and built in wardrobes.

The centrally heated bathroom is equipped with an electric shower over a corner bath. Several bathroom shelves give adequate storage for your belongings.. There is also a bathroom chair, bathroom cabinet,  heated towel rail, mirrors and shaver point.

The rear bedroom, has a single Captains Bed with draws and a further 2ft6 pull out bed underneath, (suitable for use with sleeping bag). The television sits on a small set of draws, and there is a built in wardrobe. A small window gives field views and patio door leads out to the rear.

The loft conversion is reached from the lounge by a spacsaver staircase.  A door leads into the bedroom which is sub divided with twin beds, wardrobe and draws. The other side of the divison there is a single bed and a cloakroom  for occasional use. 
Velux windows give views across the open fields.

SORRY NO SMOKING OR PETS

It should be noted that Cliftonville is located some 25 feet above road level. The steps to the chalet are fairly easy going and suitable for the slightly infirm. however wheelchair access would be difficult. Access to the beech is via a zig zag path down the cliff, adjacent to the chalet. Further beach access is from the National  Trust car park and the Holiday Camp. Please note that accent from the beech is strenuous, although there are resting points. With this in mind the nearby beaches at Cawsand, Kingsand, Portwrinkle, Downderry and Seaton may be more suitable for less energetic.

                                      

The neighboring properties are owned by permanent residence, who have lived on the Cliff for many decades. We would appreciate that you respect their privacy and try and maintain the tranquility,  in this unique environment, whilst enjoying a relaxing holiday.

Getting there by car

Turn off the A38 at roundabout towards Torpoint. After 5 Miles turn right to Crafthole. Follow the road through  Crafthole after 2 miles turn right to Freathy Cliff . Follow the road past the NT car park at Freathy, Cliftonville is a few chalets pass the Freathy bus shelter.
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Getting there buy ferry
Catch the Torpoint ferry from Plymouth. Drive out of Torpoint on the A374  turn left at Antony signposted Millbrook carry straight on until  the T junction, turn left and then shortly right towards Freathy Cliff, . Cliftonville is a few chalets past Feathy bus shelter.

Getting there by bus
From the train station at Plymouth  catch the 81B to Freathy. the Chalet is just back up the road towards Rame Head.