Experience a memorable holiday in this 200-year-old stone cottage, with three bedrooms that boast outstanding views of the countryside and across Mount’s Bay to St Michael’s Mount and the Lizard. The small fishing village of Mousehole (pronounced “Mowzle”) lies 500 metres away down the hill and is home to a warren of streets brimming with shops, pubs, restaurants and galleries close to the harbour. The South West Coast Path runs directly outside the cottage, meaning experienced walkers can take in some dramatic shorelines on route to Lamorna Cove, 2 miles away. Further afield from the small beach at Mousehole, the sandy shores of Newlyn Tolcarne, Pedn Vounder, Porthchapel and Porthcurno are all within 8 miles.
On the ground floor, a tastefully decorated living area includes welcoming sofas and a dining area. A long and narrow kitchen sits next door, as does a sun room with seating that leads to the patio terrace in the garden, both perfect places to relax or plan a busy day of activities ahead. The ground floor also contains a shower room with a walk-in shower and WC. Climb the open-tread staircase and discover three bedrooms: a king-size, a twin and a secret bunk bedroom called “The Mousehole”. This little hideaway is only accessible via the bathroom, which contains a bath and WC.
Outside, visitors can enjoy al fresco dining at the seated area at the front of the cottage. The rear terraced gardens include a raised patio terrace with seating, with each level accessed via a short flight of steps. The terraced gardens are bordered by shrubs, trees and wooden fences, and enjoy an elevated view of the coast. A garage, with space to store outdoor kit, sits to the side of the cottage.