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No.3 The Old School House

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We are delighted you've chosen to stay here and hope you have a wonderful visit. We've put this guide together to help you settle in quickly and make the most of your stay, with useful information about the property and our favourite local places to eat, visit and explore. From the moment you step inside, we want you to feel completely at ease, as though the Old School House has been waiting just for you. There are some lovely welcome goodies on the island for you to help kick off your stay in the right way and in the bedrooms you will find some Noble Isle toiletries. As a small business it would be amazing if you could tag us and mention us on Instagram @oldschoolhousecornwall with your gorgeous pictures! And do feel free to write in our guest book about your stay too. This house was originally built in the 16th Century and then converted in the 1970s. This is an interesting combination of dates resulting in a few things that need your attention. Please take a moment to read our Property Info page. If you're staying with your dog, please take a moment to read our Dogs guide, which includes everything you need to know about bringing your four-legged friend. If you'd like to use our kayak during your stay, please read the Kayak guide before heading out. It includes important safety information and guidance for paddling on the sea. If you need anything at all during your stay, we're always here to help. Warm regards, Edward & Nina

A bit about Cawsand

The Mike Leigh film called Mr Turner starring Timothy Spall was filmed on location in Cawsand. In fact, the scene where Turner goes down the steps to the sea is our garden wall and those very steps are our steps! You can see all the places that it was filmed in Cawsand by visiting https://www.reelstreets.com/films/mr-turner/ - Cawsand was a substitute for Margate bizarrely where Turner actually came from! Another film that has won lots of awards in recent years is The last Fisherman and you can see the trailer here. In this trailer you can see the view from the sitting room of the clocktower. Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland was filmed in the gardens in the National Trust Property in Antony. The storms that battered the Cornish coast in 2014 had a huge impact all the way up and down this coastline. The clock tower was severely damaged in this storm – you can see pictures on google if you search Cawsand clock tower storm. It stands now beautifully restored and the sea defences are also strengthen

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No.3 The Old School House

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