 Welcome to our page of bed and breakfast in St
Austell! St Austell was transformed in the mid-eighteenth
century by the chemist Williarn Cookworthy, by the discovery
of huge reserves of china clay to the north and west of the village.By
the 1850s, some 7,000 men, women and children were employed in
the extraction, processing, transportation and export of the
clay, and heavy wagons constantly rumbled through the streets
of St Austell on their way to the ports of Charlestown, Pentewan
and Par. The town's history is reflected in the 1791 Market house
and the Holy Trinity Church. |
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Bed and breakfast near St Austell. Overlooking St Austell Bay in a quiet but convenient
location and on the coastal footpath a AA 4 diamond rated, we
have 3 beautifully appointed double rooms (2 en-suite, 1 with
private bathroom) all with stunning sea views. A couple of minutes
away is the sandy cove of Portmellon and just 1/2 mile is the
picturesque fishing village and harbour of Mevagissey.
