Chatham

Welcome to Chatham

Situated in the west wing of Bosloe House, Chatham is one of three country houses on the River Helford. Brimming with Arts and Crafts elegance, the four-bedroom house is perfect for getaway for eight guests. For larger groups, the three houses can be booked together.

Enjoy free entry to National Trust places during your stay (excluding car parking charges). Every pound you spend on your holiday helps Europe’s largest conservation charity protect and preserve nature, beauty, and history for everyone to enjoy.

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Amenities

  • Beach Nearby
  • Disabled Access
  • Garden views
  • Parking
  • Rural & Countryside
  • WiFi
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Credit: Mike Henton
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Credit: Mike Henton

At a glance

Chatham is situated in the west wing of Bosloe House, the oldest part of the building, built in 1903. Its elegant Arts and Crafts style interiors are complemented by views across rolling lawns, with the main rooms looking out towards the Helford River. The ground floor has been remodelled to make it fully accessible for visitors using wheelchairs.

The main house sleeps 8 guests in 4 bedrooms, with 2 double beds and 2 twins that can be converted into doubles upon request. Guests can benefit from a late Sunday checkout of 4pm, with a minimum stay of 3 nights required.

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A day at Chatham

Rise early and after breakfast, make the short one mile walk to the beautiful Glendurgan Garden, a large exotic garden, with lots of fascinating nooks and crannies to explore. Or stay closer to home and enjoy the large shared garden. Sunny, south-facing beach, Durgan, is just a few minutes from the house.

Further afield, head to Falmouth, just 10 miles away from the cottage. This pretty port town has a number of local attractions including Pendennis Castle, Trebah and Falmouth Art Gallery.

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