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Scilly Isles cottages added by operator
Properties in the Scilly Isles are being featured next year by self-catering operator Classic Cottages.
They are part of the Flying Boat Club, a new development on the island of Tresco.
The club, built on the site of a First World War flying boat base, features three and four-bedroomed houses and a clubhouse.
The West Country-based operator is offering breaks from February 1, 2008 with available in the spring, early summer and autumn.
A week’s stay starts at £1,375.
Classic Cottages managing director Simon Tregoning said: “The Isles of Scilly offer a real escape from everyday routine and Tresco has a distinctive character and atmosphere which is hard to resist.
“The luxury and comfort of the Flying Boat Club properties make island life even easier to slip into.”
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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