A former fisherman’s cottage, this picture-perfect thatched cottage set in the heart of the traditional fishing village of Cadgwith offers couples a peaceful retreat perfectly placed for exploring the Lizard Peninsula.
Retaining much of its historic charm, the delightful lounge/diner offers a cosy escape at the end of a busy day’s adventure. The tiled floor, exposed ceiling beams and character in equal measure. The plush sofa invites tired travellers to sit back and unwind, whilst the rustic farmhouse style dining table provides plenty of room for evening drinks as well as planning tomorrow’s beach day. The quaint kitchen offers everything you need to cook up a storm with your fabulous local produce. A winding wooden staircase with a rope handrail leads upstairs where you’ll find the pretty double bedroom. The pitched ceiling adds a cocooning ambience whilst natural wood hues perfectly reflect the colours of your unspoilt surroundings. Enjoy a refreshing shower in the contemporary bathroom before heading out from the doorstep to meander down to Cadgwith Beach for a scenic stroll or swim.
Cadgwith is an unspoilt village with a friendly pub and shop, and is renowned for its seafood, where you can buy the catch of the day. Lace up your hiking boots and join the coast path to Lizard Point (4 miles), the most southerly point of mainland Britain, to be rewarded with breathtaking, far-reaching coastal views. You may even spot basking sharks in the waters below. Picturesque Mullion Cove, 6 miles away, and the pretty fishing village of Coverack, 8 miles away, are well worth a visit. The Devil’s Frying Pan, a 200-foot-deep hole in the cliffs formed many years ago when a cave collapsed, is less than half a mile from the doorstep.