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This is one of four cottages that sit on St Anthony Head on the far west tip of the Roseland Peninsula in Cornwall. The Captain’s Quarter is part of the substantial stone-built officer’s quarters that were a defensive military site until 1945 commanding panoramic views across all of Falmouth Bay. As well as the amazing views the South West coast path is on the door step and there is a bird hide close by. Sleeps two (1 double bed room with 6’ bed which can be a twin on request)

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Disabled Access Information Provided by The Captain's Quarter - National Trust Holidays

Disabled Access at The Captain's Quarter - National Trust Holidays

The cottage has been assessed as accessible for occasional wheelchair users. An access statement is available. The cottage has level access throughout. The bathroom has a bath (portable bath seat provided), wet room shower with two drop down support rails and wc with two drop down support rails.

Accessible parking at The Captain's Quarter - National Trust Holidays

There is parking at the end of the row of cottages, approximately 10 metres from the cottage door. The path to the cottage is level and reasonably firm. There is a short stone slope (1:12) up to the level of the front foor.

Dedicated on site parking

Toilets features at The Captain's Quarter - National Trust Holidays

Accessible toilet

A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.