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The Riverside cabin is a truly hand-built home, made with love from the woodland that surrounds it.. A rustic Cornish getaway, only 15 minutes from Falmouth. With the sound of the wind in the leaves, the tinkling water and the crackling fire to relax you. We hope you will have a wonderfully memorable time.

The Cabin is set in a lovely woodland garden, with a firepit for outdoor cooking, swings and a stream to paddle in. It is situated next to a stream and woodland, near a quiet country road with great access to creeks, cliffs and beaches of Cornwall

The Cabin is just off a rural road between the thriving seaside/ harbour town of Falmouth, and the creeks and fishing villages of the Beautiful Helford River and the Lizard peninsula.

With aged oak and natural tones the barn welcomes your tired feet to a stress and city-free escape. On the route between Falmouth and the Helford River, it comfortably fits a couple with a child.

This south facing barn offers year-round accommodation with self catering facilities for those who prefer an independent break. It comfortably accommodates 2 adults and a child; with a large double bedroom and small single room. (The bedrooms are within the pitch of the roof and may not be comfortable for someone over 6'2".) The spacious open plan kitchen/lounge has solid oak flooring and modern cooking facilities with more than adequate space for evenings in. The paneled bathroom is fitted with a shower, WC and basin, with a stone tiled floor and underfloor heating. The utility is fitted with a washing machine and tumble dryer. Guests will be provided with hand and bath towels along with a welcome pack including the essentials needed for self catering. We're willing to provide advice, so please don't hesitate to ask us recommendations for activities or restaurants. We live next to the barn and will be present most of the time.

Pennance Mill is a rural hamlet on the road between Falmouth and Mawnan Smith, with country walks and beaches nearby. It's only a short bus journey or taxi trip into Falmouth, which would cost no more than a few pounds.

A peaceful retreat deep in the countryside, but only 15 minutes from Falmouth and the coast, the ideal base for the best that Cornwall has to offer: sea sports, walking, music venues, creekside bars, great eateries. Then come home to a super king-size bed, a log fire, big sofa, big quiet luxury. Please note - we now have super fast broadband and re-charging facilities if you have an electric vehicle.

Owl House, Constantine was once the heavy horse stables in a courtyard of mid 19th century farm buildings. It is now our lovely, light guest accommodation, suitable for one or two in the super kingsize double bed. We also have a travel cot for babes in arms. Owl has a living room/kitchen with huge stone arched windows and a high ceiling. There is a woodburning stove, comfy seating and dining - and a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher etc. The bedroom has a superking size bed, the bathroom a bath with overhead shower. The double doors from the bedroom lead out to a small private patio garden planted with herbs and lavender. Across the yard, there is a little laundry with washer and dryer, and the machines are exclusively for our guests' use. We supply cotton bedding, feather duvet, thick towels and a welcome tray which includes basics like tea, ground coffee, milk, eggs, bread, butter, cheese - and a few other treats. This is no longer a working farm, but you will have access to the field and wood which make up our holding. We live in the barns next to Owl - and also have our studios there. We are very happy to advise on activities, music venues, sports facilities, where to eat etc. Life drawing sessions may be running during your stay - and you would be welcome to come along and draw or paint, for a small fee. This is a quiet place, surrounded by trees, where at night you can see the stars and listen to the owls hoot. A footpath runs past the yard and into the village of Constantine, a walk of about 2.5 miles, over stiles and through bluebell woods. Constantine has a couple of grocery shops, including the very famous Constantine Stores with its amazing stock of spirits and wines. There is also a community centre with a theatre, music and film programme - and a cafe. The much valued Trengilly Wartha pub is on the other side of the village. We reckon we have the best of worlds - beautiful countryside, but in a quarter of an hour we can be in town or by the sea. There is no public transport nearby. Nearest buses in the village of Constantine. Nearest train station 5 miles away in Penryn or Falmouth.

We live in the countryside, but 2.5 miles away is the traditional Cornish village of Constantine with two pubs, general shops and the celebrated arts and museum venue, the Tolmen Centre.

'Little Bream' is a cosy barn cottage (sleeps 2) in the hamlet of Meudon between Falmouth and the Helford River, within walking distance of Mawnan Smith, Maenporth beach, a pub, cafes and restaurants. 10 minutes drive into Falmouth and also to the Falmouth University Tremough Campus. Little Bream has a sea view from the bedroom, and a garden/BBQ area and is set in 2 acres of garden. 10 mins walk to the South West Coast Path

Little Bream is a two storey attached cottage which was built in 2016, attached but with its own separate entrance. It comprises an open plan fully fitted kitchen, dining and lounge with stairs up to large bedroom with super king size bed, open plan luxury shower and separate WC. The lounge has an armchair and a comfy sofa. It is equipped with Wi-Fi, smart TV, books and games. The dining area has a table and chairs for cosy evenings in. Even though there is underfloor heating, there is also a woodburning effect electric fire to keep it cosy on those autumn/winter evenings. The shaker style kitchen is fully fitted with granite worktops, ceramic hob, oven with grill, extractor fan, washing machine, dishwasher, coffee machine, toaster, kettle and food processor. There is also a laundry rack, ironing board and iron. Stairs take you up to the large open plan bedroom. Please note there is no door separating the downstairs from the upstairs, but there is a door to the WC! There is a huge luxury power shower, towel rail, basin and mirror. The whole house has a douglas fir wooden frame which adds much character to this newly built barn conversion. There are two large Velux windows with blackout blinds, one of which has a beautiful sea view. Little Bream has two areas for sitting out; a table and chairs to enjoy breakfast al fresco on the lawn to the east, and on the other side of the barn a gravelled area with BBQ, as well as a high table and chairs to enjoy a glass of wine whilst the sun sets to the west. There is a dedicated car parking space for 'Little Bream'. We are eco friendly with an air source heat pump providing underfloor heating and plenty of hot water, and we have our own sewage treatment plant. Please note that when we have clicked yes to 'Air Con' it is a mechanical ventilation heat recovery system. Towels, bedding and T towels are all included

Meudon is a small hamlet consisting of a small dairy farm, a few pretty cottages, a hotel with beautiful grounds to the sea and a great bar and restaurant. Our most famous residents are Arthur, Avis, Maureen and Mavis, our beautiful peacocks who roam around the hamlet and as of September 2017 we have two little peacock babies (chickpeas) running around too. Within ten minutes walk is the pretty village of Mawnan Smith with its thatched pub, fantastic Spanish Tapas restaurant, fabulous cafe 'The Cornish Maid', and two shops. Trebah and Glendurgan gardens are both within 5 mins drive from 'Little Bream'. In the opposite direction is Maenporth beach, with its award winning restaurant 'The Cove', beach cafe, watersports rentals, and beautiful sandy beach. We are also 10-15 minutes walk from Bream Cove, our little secret, so shhhhh don't tell everyone! A simply beautiful place to swim, and relatively undiscovered......

A really lovely hidden gem only 10 minutes from the beautiful Helford River, Falmouth and the University and 30 minutes from great surfing beaches - an ideal base to explore the North and South coasts. Renovated to a high standard, the studio has a wood burning stove (logs provided), well equipped kitchen, shower room and private patio. Towels and linen are provided plus biscuits, milk, tea and coffee. Safe, private parking, bike/board storage and wi-fi available. A quiet, sweet and cosy spot

A beautifully converted single storey barn, we offer a lovely, comfortable holiday home - for a couple of nights or as long as you want. The Garden Studio is a perfect place for anyone looking for a bit of peace and quiet away from it all in our beautiful part of Cornwall. With studio style accommodation - open plan kitchen/sitting room with a double bed hidden behind a massive curtain, fully equipped kitchen, wood burning stove, underfloor heating, separate bathroom with walk in shower. The Garden Studio also has TV, wi-fi and internet access. Outside is a private enclosed patio with table and chairs (a bit of a sun trap in the evenings). The Garden Studio also comes fully equipped with bedding, towels and tea and biscuits and wood for the fire. We are mid way between Falmouth and Constantine with lovely walks all around. The South West Coast path and the beautiful Helford River are under 10 minutes drive away. Falmouth is a buzzing, vibrant town with great beaches, eating places, galleries and shops. Constantine has a very good late opening Spar Shop and The Constantine Stores with a very well known and very well stocked whisky and wineshop, a weekend bakery, monthly farmers markets and the highly recommended Tolmen Centre - with a full programme of theatre, film and music. The Trengilly Wartha Pub, Port Navas Yacht Club (open to non members), The Ferry Boat Inn and The Potager Gardens are nearby and serve delicious, home cooked food all year round. Falmouth University Campus is a 5 minute drive away - handy if you have a student to visit! Limited public transport is available from our hamlet of Treverva into Falmouth and Penryn. There is wonderful walking, sailing, surfing, kayaking, SUP and swimming on and around the Helford, with beautiful beaches close by on the south and north coast. We are also surrounded by wonderful National Trust Properties - Glendurgan and Trebah Gardens being the closest.

We are situated between Falmouth and the beautiful Helford River. It's a lovely quiet spot and a great place to unwind, relax and explore. Falmouth is a very vibrant town, on the sea, full of great cafes, bars, shops and ferries across the water to St Mawes, the Fal River and the Helford. The almost subtropical Trebah and Glendurgan Gardens are 10 minutes drive. Beaches, walks, surf, sail, paddleboard all within 10 minutes of here. Messing around on boats on the Helford or surfing on the Lizard or North Coast is a joy and hearty walks along the coast path. Or just sitting in front of the wood burning stove with a book or film for a relaxing few days away.

There is one double bedroom and the second bedroom can be set up as twin beds or these can be joined together to make a super king, let us know which you would prefer. Little Gwendreath is a collection of four holiday cottages set within the Lizard national nature reserve in Cornwall. Our local beach, Kennack Sands, is 15 mins walk away and the South West Coast Path passes nearby.

Little Gwendreath Holiday Cottages is comprised of the main farm house built in the late 19th century and the cottages which were originally the farm outbuildings. Each of our cottages has two bedrooms with a double bed in the main bedroom and either a twin or super king in the second. Outside there is a private garden for each cottage and a laundry room for your use. Also inside the laundry room is a selection of leaflets about local attractions and a bookshelf should you need anything to read on your holiday. To the east is a small stream and path that leads down to the beach at Kennack sands. The area surrounding Little Gwendreath is a national nature reserve and a site of special scientific interest complete with rare species of flora and fauna. Kennack sands is divided into two beaches by Carn Kennack (a small hill). There are two café’s next to the beach and you can also learn to surf at Kennack Sands Surf School. The east beach is dog friendly.

A traditional Cornish stone built cottage, situated directly on the SW Coast path. Stunning, panoramic sea views and just 3 minute stroll into the unspoilt village of Coverack. Large double room with impressive sea views in a comfortable house full of period features. Friendly and welcoming hosts. Not suitable for children.

The cottage is situated on the South West Coast path and is therefore perfect for walkers. Stunning sea views in a traditional cottage full of period features. It is a 3 minute walk to the village, which has shops, cafes, restaurants and a pub. We serve a traditional English breakfast every morning - although all dietary requirements are catered for. We have parking. The house is very old and has uneven floors, steep stairs and the parking area behind the house is accessed by 2 flights of uneven, gravel covered steps - it is therefore unsuitable for small children. The bathroom and toilet are downstairs and the bedroom is upstairs.

It is very peaceful and beautiful in Coverack. It is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Although there is a very good pub, a couple of shops and a couple of very good restaurants in the village, Coverack retains it's timeless, unspoilt charm. Coverack is a very good base from which to explore the Lizard Peninsula - either by foot on the SW Coast path or by car. As we are on the Southernmost tip of England, you are almost guaranteed some sunshine every day - even in the Winter. The climate is very gentle and frosts are virtually unknown in Coverack. The village has been featured recently on the BBC 'Countryfile' programme.

Manor Arvor at Roskorwell is cosy open plan living at its best, this single-storey cottage is filled with character and quality everywhere you look. French doors open onto the fountain courtyard and the enclosed garden has a hot tub and views across the valley to St Keverne and the sea, the perfect spot to sit and watch the sun go down. This is one of the most luxurious and well equipped one bedroom holiday cottages in Cornwall.

With an enviable position above Porthallow and the south west coastal path on your doorstep, Manor Arvor is without doubt one of the finest one bedroom holiday homes in Cornwall. With a short walk down the hill to the local beach and pub, this amazing conversion of a former barn for Roskorwell Manor, offers guests a comfortable and very stylish retreat. The Owner's attention to detail is evident throughout the property where the use of traditional materials blends seamlessly with modern style creating wonderfully stylish yet very comfortable holiday home.Manor Arvor has a beautiful open plan living-room with beamed ceilings, a cosy wood burning stove, comfortable leather furniture and french windows opening onto the private garden and hot tub. The kitchen has modern solid oak units and a stylish granite worktop with Neff appliances throughout. There is a double bedroom with a solid 5' metal bed and quality sprung mattress. The shower-room next door is complete with a luxurious limestone clad walk-in double shower, room enough for two.AccommodationGround Floor only: Main entrance leads into the open plan living space. The sitting-area has a comfy leather sofa and armchair around the cosy wood-burning stove There is the gorgeous solid oak fitted kitchen at one end with granite work surfaces and Neff appliances. A small oak dining table seats 2 and there are the french windows opening onto the private garden and hot tub area. The bedroom leads off the living space with it's 5' kingsized bed and the shower room is to one side with it's large walk in enclosure and a powerful large rose.Exterior: There is a grassed garden, enclosed via stock fences and a Cornish stone wall so you might have to watch an escapee dog. There is plenty of space to relax, enjoy the hot tub and sit outside in fine weather. There is a BBQ but you will need to provide your own charcoal.Facilities & Services There is oil fired central heating that provides under floor heating which is individually controlled from every room, but the property is so well insulated it is always warm. There is a heated towel rail in the shower room and a wood burning stove in the sitting room. The kitchen has an electric hob, electric oven, microwave with grill, toaster, kettle, fridge/freezer, washing machine/drier and dishwasher. In the sitting room there is a flat screen, TV & DVD player. WiFi is available throughout the property. There is an iron and ironing board. A travel cot & highchair is available (please bring bedding for travel cot).MiscellaneousElectricity, heating, bed linen (apart from cot bedding) & towels are all included but please provide your own beach towels also for use in the hot tub. An initial basket of logs is provided for your stay; thereafter further supplies can be purchased from the owner or from the local shop. Off road parking is available. One well behaved dog will be permitted at a small additional cost of £25 per dog / per week. Please bring towels for a dog and do not allow them on the furniture or in the bedrooms at anytime. Regrettably no smoking is allowed.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Friday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£250 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

The Lizard has been designated an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' as it justifiably deserves. It's teeming with diverse wildlife and beautiful coves, stunning cliff paths, sandy beaches, fishing villages and spectacular scenery. The Nanfan Barn cottages are perfectly set up by the Owners to ensure a relaxing, tranquil holiday in spacious accommodation and superb views. It has a remote feel, but it is only a short drive to Helston and much of south and western Cornwall is within easy reach. There are lots of footpaths both inland and coastal, and the Coastal Path at Poldhu is close by. The beaches of Poldhu – a mile away, and Church/ Dollar Cove, and the beach Church at Gunwallow (it's a Medieval Church -Poldark and Doc Martin film there) are close. The Lizard is England's most southerly point. The Lizard point is famous for shipwrecks and the area highlights include early Spring flowers –including beautiful yellow daffodils everywhere, the Lizard Lighthouse, swimming and surfing from many sandy beaches, and delightful fishing coves. At the heart of the Lizard village stands a 13th century church, famous for it's ornate woodwork decorating the end of the each pew and depicting scenes from the Old and New Testament. Outside in the water, two, thick sea walls, built in the late 19th century, protect the harbour from the worst of the wind. Local fisherman still work in the harbour to land fabulous fresh seafood, some of which is then served in the local pubs and restaurants.There is sailing at Falmouth or on the beautiful Helford river and it also has picturesque village and lovely pub with the ferry across to Trebah Gardens, and Frenchman's Creek (Daphne du Maurier- ‘Rebecca'). There are heather covered moors unique to the area with autumn also a great time of year to visit and many open gardens and National Trust areas, pretty harbour lights at Christmas, friendly pubs and good, fresh, local food (several restaurants are Michelin recommended)! There are loads more places to visit on the Lizard and highlights include walks along the coastal path and cliffs, the famous Victorian holiday destination of Kynance Cove with the beautiful rare Serpentine rocks and cafe, a visit to Trelowarren Estate, and the fascinating Goonhilly Earth Station and its Segway course. Flambards is great for the kids and you can step into Cornwall's mining heritage at the Poldark Mine.Mullion is the largest village situated on the Lizard Peninsula and boasts a number of quality pubs, cafes and restaurants among it's various attractions. Four beaches – the towering cliffs of Mullion Cove- a fishing harbour, Poldhu Cove with café (and Marconi Centre), isolated Polhurrian Cove and amazing Church Cove - are conveniently nearby and easy access to the South West Coastal Path offers visitors the chance to explore the beautiful surrounding cliff scenery. The coastal path goes to the miles of sand at Loe Bar and Pool (Cornwall's largest lake and wildlife haven) and on to the Penrose parkland.There are so many activities to choose from locally. You can take a boat trip across the beautiful Helford River and explore the gardens at Trebah. There are sea fishing trips from Porthleven and beach fishing from Loe Bar. There is great diving on the Manacles from Porthkerris and coasteering is available for the really adventurous. The Lizard is home to the Cornish Chough if you like a spot of bird-watching. The coastline has many pretty coves and beaches to discover, but you can find great surf at Porthleven and Poldhu. Canoeing and bard surfing are popular on the protected Eastern shores

Durraside is a light, comfortable well stocked home, located in peaceful woodland on the side of Gillan Creek. It is within a few minutes walk of a number of delightful coves and a short drive to a Manaccan, Helford Village and St Keverne where there are Restaurants, pubs a post office and shops. St Anthony, just across the water, provides boat/SUP/Kayak hire and a small shop for ice creams. Helston is a 25 minute drive and houses the nearest supermarkets and a high street.

We are pleased to newly list our house on Air BnB and hope that you can create some wonderful memories much as we have done over the last 50 years! Whilst newly listed here, families, couples and individuals have been experiencing ‘Durraside Magic’ for many, many years. In fact, our visitor books detail adventure, peace, kayaking, walking and, of course, romance! We sincerely hope you can create your own adventures at Durraside. This is definitely the place for you if you want a break away from it all, there is no better part of the county particularly on a sunny day! Situated on the cornish coastal path there are many walks in the area and slightly further afield is the Lizard which boast a beautiful rugged coastline with fabulous sandy beaches. The vibrant town of falmouth is a 40 minute drive where there is always something to do, especially during the spring/summer months, with the oyster festival, falmouth week and many other events happening on an annual basis. There is free wifi, amazon fire stick, DVD player, washing machine, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, double oven/grill and hob, iron/ironing board, and a travel cot at request. The wood burner can be used with care ( the house is made of wood!!) but only starter logs will be provided. The larder is stocked with a small selection of non-perishable foods, please feel free to use but we would appreciate you replacing items. We haven’t added a cleaning fee to the listing as a means of keeping costs down for our guests. We would therefore be extremely grateful if you could leave Durraside as you found it! If you would rather pay a cleaning fee and not have to do this do let me know.

There is a very lively pub in Manaccan Village which is a short drive or 30 minute walk, they serve great local beers and good food with a lovely garden for the sunnier days. Slightly further afield in Helford Village is the Shipwrights Arms which is perfectly situated on the side of the river and also has a great menu, the village also has a small shop with local goods and basics.

Lestowder Farm Cottage is a rural retreat hidden deep on the Lizard Peninsula. There is a fishing lake and 1/4 acre of private garden and the beach is just a 5 minute walk down the hill. The cottage itself has lots of character features including a wood burning stove and is dog friendly.

Lestowder Farm Cottage is a delightful cottage within easy reach of the coast path and the idyllic Helford River, including Frenchman's Creek, made famous by Daphne du Maurier's novel. Gillan Creek is a short walk around the coast with the picturesque waterfront church of St Anthony-in-Meneage. The cottage is situated outside Manaccan on the Lizard peninsula an area of outstanding natural beauty. Explore the majestic Cornish coast line, from the haggard rawness of Lizard Point to the quaint fishing villages of Coverack and Porthleven. Discover the yachting Mecca of Falmouth or stroll on the golden sands of Mounts Bay while admiring St Michael's Mount, Lestowder Farm is a perfect base!Lestowder Farm Cottage itself has a welcoming feel and is well equipped with all modern amenities. All the rooms have good sized windows which creates a light and airy ambience, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the peace and quiet! There is a wood burning stove in the lounge to create a delightful cosy atmosphere while enjoying a winter break! The cottage has a private garden of about 1/4 acre and there is also a fishing lake in the grounds of Lestowder Farm.Accommodation Ground floor: Entering into a hallway with access to a utility room, and family bathroom with a shower over the bath, a further door leads to a good sized kitchen diner which leads into a large lounge with views leading down towards the fish pond at the bottom of the garden. Also in the lounge are stairs leading up to:First floor: Landing at the top of the stairs with doors leading to: a double bedroom with 4'6" bed and a twin bedroom. There is also a large master bedroom with zip & link beds which can either be made up as a 6' double bed or as two 3' single beds. There is also a TV in the bedroom and en suite shower room.Exterior: Drive with parking for 3-4 cars and approx. 1/4 acres of private garden.Facilities & Services Heating is via electric panel heaters and wood burner. The kitchen is fully fitted with a range of units. There is an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge / freezer and dishwasher. There is a washing machine and tumble dryer in the utility room. The lounge area has a flatscreen digital Freeview TV & DVD player, CD & Radio. There is free WiFi at the property. There is an iron & ironing board. The initial supply of logs is provided. Stair gates are provided at the top and bottom of the stairs.MiscellaneousElectricity, heating, bed linen and towels are all included but you will need to bring your own beach towels. Up to one well behaved dog is welcome at an additional £25 per week. Regrettably no smoking is allowed. There is off road parking for 3-4 cars. There is a cot and high chair available.General Booking InformationArrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Short breaks are available during the quieter months of the year.£150 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one bedroom only!

The property is close to the little village of Manaccan, the nearest shops are in St Keverne 3 miles away which has shops, a Post Office, churches and pubs, there is also a pub in Porthallow, 2 miles away,called the "Five Pilchards Inn". There are amazing beaches at Kennack Sands & Kynance Cove. The harbour village of Coverack is about a 10 minute drive away and has a selection of places to eat including a superb fish restaurant in the old lifeboat station. Water sports facilities are also available in Coverack. The Helford River is 1 mile away. Walks along the famous Frenchman's Creek are enchanting. There is a sailing club with launching facilities and a little ferry operates to nearby Helford Passage on the north side of the river where there is the superb Ferry Boat Inn.The Lizard is an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty'and has some spectacular coastal walks. It is England's most southerly point and the highlights include early Spring flowers, the Lizard lighthouse, swimming and surfing from sandy beaches, delightful fishing coves, sailing on the Helford river, heather covered moors in Autumn, open gardens and National Trust areas, pretty harbour lights at Christmas, friendly pubs and good, fresh, local food!There is a greater range of shops in Helston (famous for its Floral Dance) which is a short drive away or alternatively, the larger towns of Falmouth or Truro have a wide range of shops. The famous Flambards park is located close to Helston.

Ye Old Carpenter's Shop is a cosy detached one bedroom cottage in a court yard, in the unspoilt picturesque fishing village of Coverack. It has been refurbished including an open plan lounge, kitchen and dining area with wood burner. The super king size bed is upstairs in an open plan bedroom with shower and bath. There is a sandy tidal beach which is dog friendly and a beautiful fishing harbour. The cottage is a stones throw from the sea, situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty.

The Cottage is rented by the week from Saturday to Saturday. Arrival time is from 3pm and depart before 10 am. A well behaved dog is allowed by prior arrangement. Your dog should bring their own bed, towels and bowls. Can I please ask that your four legged friend is not allowed on the furniture or upstairs and does not stay in the cottage unattended. There is on road parking at the bottom of the drive, guests are able to reverse up the narrow drive to unload and load their holiday baggage. The area outside of the cottage must be kept clear. Access to the cottage is up a drive with a slight slope. All amenities in the village are within a very short walking distance.

Coverack Village Store has fresh local produce and newspapers. There is a Sainsbury's and Tesco Store in Helston approximately 10 miles away they will both deliver to Coverack. About two miles away in St Keverne there is a slightly larger shop that caters for day to day shopping. The local pub is the Paris Hotel, which serves food and also runs quiz nights. The Bay Hotel also serves non residents. There is Harbour Lights cafe, Lifeboat restaurant and a couple of beach/craft shops. Elizabeth's Cornish pasties and other lovely home made treats. Roskilly's Ice Cream at Archies Loft. Water sports include windsurfing, kayak and paddle board hire and instruction situated at the harbour. Harbour boat fishing and coastal tours. There are many village run social events through out the year, including RNLI day, Carnival, Bonfire Night, Christmas Lights, Pisky Pal Trails etc.

Tresooth cottages are a select development of beautiful self catering barn conversions arranged neatly around a pretty courtyard which offer guests free & unlimited access to an excellent range of leisure facilities including a shared outdoor heated pool, Jacuzzi & Sauna. *Please note as the swimming pool is outdoors it is only open from the 30th March - 30th September and our Jacuzzi and Sauna from November 2019 will be closed yearly for 4 weeks to allow routine maintenance and updates.

Sennen Cottage is outside of the courtyard and has been built for couples with a modern and romantic design. The mezzanine floor bedroom with super king sized bed looks over onto an open plan living room, kitchen/diner and a separate shower room. The complete glass frontage of this property creates a light and airy feeling. The front door from the living area leads out onto your own patio complete with furniture. Parking is shared with the other barns and located to the front of the complex. This high end barn is finished to an excellent standard and includes all of what you would expect from a modern home. Accommodation Description: * 1 x super king * 1 x shower room * Microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, fridge and freezer * Flatscreen TV with freeview, DVD player * Large shared outdoor heated swimming pool * Jacuzzi and sauna (communal) * Games room with some chargeable games * Wi-Fi in the games room only, due to the rural location this can at times be intermittent. * Children's play field with swings, slide and games lawn * Fish pond * All Bedding and linen is provided for your stay, with a complementary linen change for stays of 14 nights+ (additional linen is not provided) We also provide 1 x bath and 1 x hand towel per person (Towels are not provided for the facilities or beach) and 1 x toilet roll per w/c and a small selection of tea and coffee for your arrival. *Please note as the swimming pool is outdoors it is only open from the 30th March - 30th September and our Jacuzzi and Sauna from November 2019 will be closed yearly for 4 weeks to allow routine maintenance and updates.

Helford Cottage is situated just two miles from the quaint Cornish village Mawnan Smith, and four miles from the bustling port of Falmouth. Here you will find a host of shops, bars and restaurants, the award winning National Maritime Museum and Trebah Gardens which is not to be missed. Falmouth is home to some of the most stunning coastline and beaches, with Maenporth, Gyllyngvase and Swanpool, Falmouth continues to rank among Cornwall’s most sought after holiday destinations.

Tresooth cottages are a select development of beautiful self catering barn conversions arranged neatly around a pretty courtyard which offer guests free & unlimited access to an excellent range of leisure facilities including a shared outdoor heated pool, Jacuzzi & Sauna. *Please note as the swimming pool is outdoors it is only open from the 30th March - 30th September and our Jacuzzi and Sauna from November 1st 2019 will be closed yearly for 4 weeks to allow routine maintenance and updates.

Mawnan cottage is situated in a small row of modern glassed buildings in a select development of beautiful barn conversions and purpose built properties. Mawnan is outside of the courtyard and has been built for couples with a modern and romantic design. The mezzanine floor bedroom with super king sized bed looks over onto an open plan living room, kitchen/diner and a separate shower room. The complete glass frontage of this property creates a light and airy feeling. The front door from the living area leads out onto your own patio complete with furniture. Parking is shared with the other barns and located to the front of the complex. This high end barn is finished to an excellent standard and includes all of what you would expect from a modern home. Accommodation Description, 1 x super king, 1 x shower room. In the kitchen you will find a microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, fridge and freezer. There is a flatscreen TV with freeview, DVD player in the lounge. On site you will find our large outdoor heated communal swimming pool with jacuzzi and sauna. There is a games room with some chargeable games, in here you will also find the Wi-Fi (it is in the games room only). Children's play field with swings, slide and games lawn and fish pond. * All Bedding and linen is provided for your stay, with a complementary linen change for stays of 14 nights+ (additional linen is not provided) We also provide 1 x bath and 1 x hand towel per person (Towels are not provided for the facilities or beach) and 1 x toilet roll per w/c and a small selection of tea and coffee for your arrival. *Please note as the swimming pool is outdoors it is only open from the 30th March - 30th September and our Jacuzzi and Sauna from November 1st 2019 will be closed yearly for 4 weeks to allow routine maintenance and updates. *Please note due to our rural location the wifi in the games room can at times be intermittent and is not suitable for streaming & downloading

Manor Fletching at Roskorwell is a heavenly Cornish barn conversion set back from the cliffs above Porthallow on the dramatic Lizard Peninsula with stunning coastal and countryside views. A luxurious property with a private hot tub and 2 super kingsized beds (one can be 2 singles) make this the perfect couples retreat in a tranquil yet spectacular part of Cornwall.

With an enviable position above Porthallow and the south west coastal path on your doorstep, Manor Fletching will set you into complete holiday mode. With a short walk down the hill to the local beach and pub, this amazing conversion of a former barn for Roskorwell Manor, offers guests a comfortable and very stylish retreat. The Owner's attention to detail is evident throughout the property where the use of traditional materials blends seamlessly with modern style creating a wonderfully stylish yet very comfortable holiday home.Manor Fletching is a beautifully presented stone barn retains many of its original features which, due to the thoughtful design by the Owner and master craftsmen, blend seamlessly with the recent contemporary additions. The open plan living-room with beamed ceilings has a cosy wood burning stove and french windows opening onto the private garden and hot tub. There are two double bedrooms and a fabulous bathroom, which is a luxurious blend of natural materials and glass. On warm days you can bring the outside in and when the temperature drops, stay cosy around the fire. The quality finish continues in the open plan solid oak fitted kitchen which has granite work surfaces and Neff appliances throughout.AccommodationGround Floor: Main entrance leads into the spacious open plan living space. The sitting-area has a comfy corner sofa and armchair around the cosy wood-burning stove There is the gorgeous solid oak fitted kitchen at one end with granite work surfaces and Neff appliances. An oak dining table seats 6 and there are the french windows opening onto the private garden and hot tub area. There are two very sizeable bedrooms which lead off the living space. The master bedroom has the option of a super kingsized bed of 6' or 2 3' singles and has huge character with the exposed stonework wall. The second bedroom also has a 6' super kingsized bed. The bathroom is luxuriously appointed with a delightful freestanding slipper bath and a powerful shower with a large rose. The combination of original stonework, gorgeous marble and the feature glass wall make this very much a 'boutique bathroom'.Exterior: There is a grassed garden, enclosed via stock fences and wall so you might have to watch an escapee dog. There is plenty of space to relax, enjoy the hot tub and sit outside in fine weather. There is a BBQ but you will need to provide your own charcoal.Facilities & Services There is oil fired central heating that provides under floor heating which is individually controlled from every room, but the property is so well insulated it is always warm. There are heated towel rails in the bathroom and a wood burning stove in the sitting room. The kitchen has an electric hob, electric oven, microwave with grill, toaster, kettle, fridge/freezer, washing machine/drier and dishwasher. In the sitting room there is a flats creen, large TV & DVD player. WiFi is available throughout the property. There is an iron and ironing board. A travel cot & highchair is available (please bring bedding for travel cot).MiscellaneousElectricity, heating, bed linen (apart from cot bedding) & towels are all included but please provide your own beach towels also for use in the hot tub. An initial basket of logs is provided for your stay; thereafter further supplies can be purchased from the owner or from the local shop. Off road parking is available. Up to 2 well behaved dogs will be permitted at a small additional cost of £25 per dog / per week. Please bring towels for the dogs and do not allow them on the furniture or in the bedrooms at anytime. Regrettably no smoking is allowed.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£250 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

The Lizard has been designated an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' as it justifiably deserves. It's teeming with diverse wildlife and beautiful coves, stunning cliff paths, sandy beaches, fishing villages and spectacular scenery. The Nanfan Barn cottages are perfectly set up by the Owners to ensure a relaxing, tranquil holiday in spacious accommodation and superb views. It has a remote feel, but it is only a short drive to Helston and much of south and western Cornwall is within easy reach. There are lots of footpaths both inland and coastal, and the Coastal Path at Poldhu is close by. The beaches of Poldhu – a mile away, and Church/ Dollar Cove, and the beach Church at Gunwallow (it's a Medieval Church -Poldark and Doc Martin film there) are close. The Lizard is England's most southerly point. The Lizard point is famous for shipwrecks and the area highlights include early Spring flowers –including beautiful yellow daffodils everywhere, the Lizard Lighthouse, swimming and surfing from many sandy beaches, and delightful fishing coves. At the heart of the Lizard village stands a 13th century church, famous for it's ornate woodwork decorating the end of the each pew and depicting scenes from the Old and New Testament. Outside in the water, two, thick sea walls, built in the late 19th century, protect the harbour from the worst of the wind. Local fisherman still work in the harbour to land fabulous fresh seafood, some of which is then served in the local pubs and restaurants.There is sailing at Falmouth or on the beautiful Helford river and it also has picturesque village and lovely pub with the ferry across to Trebah Gardens, and Frenchman's Creek (Daphne du Maurier- ‘Rebecca'). There are heather covered moors unique to the area with autumn also a great time of year to visit and many open gardens and National Trust areas, pretty harbour lights at Christmas, friendly pubs and good, fresh, local food (several restaurants are Michelin recommended)! There are loads more places to visit on the Lizard and highlights include walks along the coastal path and cliffs, the famous Victorian holiday destination of Kynance Cove with the beautiful rare Serpentine rocks and cafe, a visit to Trelowarren Estate, and the fascinating Goonhilly Earth Station and its Segway course. Flambards is great for the kids and you can step into Cornwall's mining heritage at the Poldark Mine.Mullion is the largest village situated on the Lizard Peninsula and boasts a number of quality pubs, cafes and restaurants among it's various attractions. Four beaches – the towering cliffs of Mullion Cove- a fishing harbour, Poldhu Cove with café (and Marconi Centre), isolated Polhurrian Cove and amazing Church Cove - are conveniently nearby and easy access to the South West Coastal Path offers visitors the chance to explore the beautiful surrounding cliff scenery. The coastal path goes to the miles of sand at Loe Bar and Pool (Cornwall's largest lake and wildlife haven) and on to the Penrose parkland.​There are so many activities to choose from locally. You can take a boat trip across the beautiful Helford River and explore the gardens at Trebah. There are sea fishing trips from Porthleven and beach fishing from Loe Bar. There is great diving on the Manacles from Porthkerris and coasteering is available for the really adventurous. The Lizard is home to the Cornish Chough if you like a spot of bird-watching. The coastline has many pretty coves and beaches to discover, but you can find great surf at Porthleven and Poldhu. Canoeing and bard surfing are popular on the protected Eastern shores

This handsome, spacious and light, 2 bedroom, attached farm house can be found in the depths of the southwest county of Cornwall on the Lizard Peninsula, the most southerly point of Great Britain. Amoungst rural S.S.S.I. land, in an area of outstanding natural beauty. It has a large, enclosed, private, garden with picnic bench, and is surrounded by rural & sea views. Perfect for 4 legged friends.

Lovely, Lower Condurrow catches the light, so is bright and elegant. The house is large and spacious, so comfortably fits 4 guests. It is the other half of a working diary farm, yet is private and a lovely space in its own right. It faces towards the sea, and is minutes away from St Antony beach, and many more attractive, coastal and creek side, beauty spots.

We are surrounded by trees, grasses, rivers, birds, beaches and more which are forever changing and brilliant at all times of the year. And lovely for long walks with dogs. The breath taking Helford river is a 20 minute walk, down hill and an amazing get away. A ferry runs from April to October, depending on tides to the other side where there is a pub, beach and the famous Trebah garden. My guests will experience peace, and see the authenticity of rural life. There are many gardens surrounding Lower Condurrow, two which are close by are, Boshan Estate, and Kestle Barton (which is also an art gallery) which is very close. Roskillys ice cream parlour, and working farm, with a café and shop, is 20mins away, towards St Keverne, and worth a visit. I personally love it and visit with the kids regularly. Helford (our neighbouring village) has an excellent small shop and pub (The Ship Wrights). The closest supermarkets are in Helston. They include Sainburys, Tesco and Lidl. About 25 mins away.

Pipit is a delightful, bright apartment located in the grounds of Falmouth Hotel with fantastic views of the bay with glistening seas and golden sands. It is a short walk to Event Square which is bustling throughout the year and there is a vibrant restaurant culture. A fantastic property for a couple's getaway.

This cosy apartment boasts fantastic views across Falmouth Bay and is located in the grounds of the Falmouth Hotel a striking Victorian Style property built in 1865 and surrounded by 5 acres of landscaped gardens. The second floor apartment can be accessed via a lift which minimises the number of stairs, or from the stairwell. Imagine waking up to views of azure Cornish seas and revelling in the clear air, this is sure to be one of our most popular sleep 2 properties in Falmouth at a great price and with that stunning vista.Pipit is located less than a 10 minute flat walk from a superb mix of attractions, pubs, restaurants and shops around the waterfront area. The highlight for many is Rick Stein's Restaurant with fish & chip shop alongside. Not only very close to town, it is also only a 2 minute walk to the sea front and approximately ten minutes' walk to the beach. If you are feeling a little more energetic, the stroll around Pendennis Point and Castle provides some of the finest views across the Carrick Roads to St Mawes and out across Falmouth Bay towards the Helford estuary.Accommodation Second Floor Only: The apartment has a reception room with large L shaped sofa, Smart TV, table and chairs and views across a flat roof to the sea and beyond. The bedroom also has these fabulous views, a 4'6" double bed and an en-suite shower room with WC and hand basin. The small kitchen is well designed and has plenty of storage space.Exterior: Extensive shared grounds around the Falmouth Hotel.Facilities & Services Heating is via infra red panels. The kitchen has a range of modern equipment. There is an electric oven and hob, toaster, kettle, fridge / freezer, microwave and washing machine. The sitting room area has a flat screen digital Freeview TV & DVD player. There is a hairdryer. There is full unlimited WiFi available at the property. There is an iron & ironing board. There is a cot and high chair. You are welcome to use the leisure facilities at Falmouth Hotel for a small additional charge, day passes for £6.50 per day as of July 2018, payable to the hotel, which include, swimming pool, gym, hot tub and sauna and you can book in at the Spa for a wide variety of treatments.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen & towels are included but you need to bring your own beach towels. Regrettably no smoking or dogs are allowed. Private parking for one in an allocated space.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Friday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Falmouth is one of Cornwall's most popular places to visit because of its unique mix of attractions, water sports, beaches, history and place to eat. The National Maritime Museum Cornwall and Pendennis Castle are both high on visitors' lists of places to visit and the views from Pendennis on a fine day are truly magical. Falmouth is the sailing capital of Cornwall with its spectacular deep water natural harbour offering a haven for both cruisers and racers. Many events are held through the summer culminating in the famous Falmouth Regatta Week and associated shore side events. You can enjoy these events on foot from this centrally located apartment. As a university town many events are arranged by the students including annual exhibitions of art and photographic work. This is a perfect apartment for parents wishing to visit their children as the bus to the University leaves regularly from the end of the road up to the Tremough campus.The beaches at Gyllingvase & Swanpool are coarse sand and are wonderfully sunny south facing spots. You can ride the ferry to beautiful St Mawes for the day or take a delightful trip around the estuary stopping off at either Trelissick Gardens or Smugglers Cottage for a cream tea! There are plenty of places to eat & drink in Falmouth and Rick Stein has a fish restaurant with fish & chip shop alongside at Discovery Quay adding to the superb mix across the town.

Welcome to a high standard hideaway in the tranquil heart of Maen Valley. Roam the 5 acre farmstead or simply relax in the gardens. Ideally located for Maenporth and Swanpool beaches, coastal path and vibrant Falmouth by car, cycle or foot as well as the Uni campus. The local village boasts a pub, restaurant (both dog friendly), and shop. The golf course, water sports facilities, Treba, Penjerrick and Glen Durgan gardens are all nearby. The Helford has a year round dog friendly beach and pub.

The Old Pottery has been furnished to a modern high standard with a well equipped kitchen and also a log burner for those cosy nights in after your days explorations. A barbecue and seating area are just outside your door for those sunny evenings. We also have a large king size bedroom with private bathroom available to book separately on Airbnb. Therefore, if you were travelling as a group of 4 then both can be booked to accommodate friends and family. Please feel free to contact us to discuss accommodating your needs.

If your looking for peace and tranquillity then The Old Pottery is ideally located. It's offers the joys of the countryside, but only 2.5 miles away from Falmouth town and the local beaches. The Old Pottery is located down a rural country track, therefore you don't get any noise disturbance during your stay.

Set amongst rolling countryside in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, James' Cottage at Higher Tregidden provides the perfect base for your holiday exploring the Lizard and Southwest Cornwall.

Higher Tregidden lies in a secluded valley to the south of the Helford River on the Lizard Peninsula. The Lizard is unique, an ancient and mysterious place where dramatic coastline, beautiful sandy beaches and rocky coves edge the rural landscape. The ideal place to escape to for a holiday. James' Cottage is a beautiful, traditional Cornish cottage with thick walls, beamed ceilings and loads of character. It is a real homely and cosy place to stay. Both the cottages at Higher Tregidden have their own outside spaces, but guests are welcome to explore and enjoy the surroundings. There are seven acres to explore including a meadow, orchard and woodland. It is great for children to run around! The Owner also has a large pizza oven and will fire it up on arrangement. There is also a fire pit which you can enjoy sitting around in the evenings. There is a large games room complete with table tennis table, a TV for playing DVDs and a wood burner. Accommodation Ground Floor: The living room has an open beam ceiling, two comfortable sofas, armchair and side furniture and wood burning stove. The kitchen/dining room has a table and chairs for five. A door leads to bedroom two on the ground floor with twin beds, wardrobe and drawers. First Floor: Double bedroom with 4'6" bed. Children's room with a cabin style single bed, only suitable for a younger person. All the bedrooms have built in wardrobes. The bathroom has a bath with over bath shower, WC and basin. Exterior: There is a garden area with furniture. Please note that the garden is not enclosed, although the site is very rural. A BBQ is available. Facilities & Services Heating is via central heating and the wood burner. An initial supply of wood is provided for the wood burner. The kitchen is well equipped and has an electric oven & hob, kettle, toaster, microwave, fridge and dishwasher. There is a shared (with the next door cottage) separate utility room with a freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer. The sitting area has a flatscreen, digital Freeview TV & DVD player with CD & Radio. WiFi is available at the property. There is a cot & high chair. Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are all included. There is parking available for up to 2 vehicles but there is more parking available upon request. Up to 2 well behaved dogs are permitted at the small additional cost of £25 per dog / per week, but please remember that you cannot leave your dogs unattended at the property alone. General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Friday. Short breaks are available during quieter periods. £200 pre authorised to your credit / debit card as a security deposit is required. Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one room only. More information can be found on the Owners website at www.higher-tregidden.co.uk

There is a good pub - the Prince of Wales at Newtown, just over a mile away or a 20 minute walk, plus more pubs in nearby St Keverne, Coverack and at stunning Cadgwith Cove. There are large supermarkets in Helston and good shopping further afield in Falmouth and Truro. Coverack has a traditional working harbour, a general store, Internet Cafe, friendly pub and several eating establishments. There are many other beautiful villages to discover around the Lizard such as St Keverne, Porthallow, Manaccan, Helford and Gweek, all with excellent pubs. There is a brewery at Coverack for beer lovers! There are a number of good eating establishments dotted around the peninsula. "South" at Manaccan is a good find, plus "New Yard" at Trelowarren, "Kota" and "Amelie's" at Porthleven, not to mention the inevitable Cornish pasties - Leggy's in Ruan Minor or the famous Ann's Pasties at Lizard. The Lizard is an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' and has some spectacular coastal walks. It is England's most southerly point and the highlights include early Spring flowers, the Lizard lighthouse, swimming and surfing from sandy beaches, delightful fishing coves, sailing on the Helford river, heather covered moors in Autumn, open gardens and National Trust areas, pretty harbour lights at Christmas, friendly pubs and good, fresh, local food! There are loads of places to visit and highlights include Lizard Point, walks along the coastal path, a visit to Trelowarren Estate, the fascinating Goonhilly Earth Station, Flambards is great for the kids and you can step into Cornwall's mining heritage at the Poldark Mine. There are so many activities to choose from locally. You can take a boat trip across the beautiful Helford River and explore the gardens at Trebah. There are sea fishing trips from Porthleven. There is great diving on the Manacles and coasteering is available for the really adventurous. The Lizard is home to the Cornish Chough if you like a spot of bird-watching. The coastline has many pretty coves and beaches to discover, but you can find great surf at Porthleven or Loe Bar.

Penpoll cottage annex is a newly renovated section of our cottage on the south west coast path, and is ideally located between Coverack and Falmouth for walkers . A super king size bed can be separated into 2 single beds, and a jaybe 2 seater sofa. Guests will have a fridge, an espresso maker and tea making facilities, with tea ,coffee pods ,milk and sugar and bottles of juice. Also our guests will have slippers supplied which they can take with them and an eco friendly soap/ shampoo bar.

Couples who enjoy peace ,quiet and wildlife and are looking for a relaxing overnight stay ,or just a couple of days rest , or walkers of the southwest coast path wanting to explore the area will love their stay, either in the super king sized or separate beds . Our price of £65 is for one guest per night . Any second guest will be an extra £45. (this includes breakfast and the above refreshments) We can also supply an evening meal of freshly cooked pasty, homemade coleslaw and salad for £7:50p each. Or a packed lunch for walkers at £4:00p each consisting of a club sandwich,drink, fruit and cake or crisps. ( see photos page)

Pretty as a picture the creeks and woodlands of the south Helford offer many beautiful walks, and plenty of opportunities to get out on the water, hire a kayak or sailing boat from St Anthony-In-Meneage which is just 1 mile away, or why not catch the foot ferry across the Helford passage. Here you can visit the stunning tropical gardens of Trebah and Glendurgan. You can visit Kestle Barton’s art gallery and garden before walking to Frenchman’s creek. A short drive will take you to Gear farm where you can grab a pasty and then carry on to Tremayne quay for another lovely walk.

Tresooth cottages are a select development of beautiful self catering barn conversions arranged neatly around a pretty courtyard which offer guests free & unlimited access to an excellent range of leisure facilities including a shared outdoor heated pool, Jacuzzi & Sauna. *Please note as the swimming pool is outdoors it is only open from the 30th March - 30th September and our Jacuzzi and Sauna from November 1st 2019 will be closed yearly for 4 weeks to allow routine maintenance and updates.

Self catering Manacles is situated in the main courtyard and is all on one level with no stairs. It has an open plan lounge, dining and kitchen area with slate tiled floor. The lounge overlooks into the courtyard. The kitchen has a Velux window. It has two double bedrooms both with en-suite showers and Velux windows. Outside there is a picnic table to sit and relax Parking is shared with the other barns and located to the front of the complex Accommodation Description * 2 x double, 2 x bathrooms * Microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, fridge and freezer * Flatscreen TV with freeview, DVD player * Large outdoor heated swimming pool, Jacuzzi and sauna (all facilities are communal) * Games room with some chargeable games and Wi-Fi can be found in here only. * Children's play field with swings, slide and games lawn and a fish pond * All Bedding and linen is provided for your stay, with a complementary linen change for stays of 14 nights+ (additional linen is not provided) We also provide 1 x bath and 1 x hand towel per person (Towels are not provided for the facilities or beach) and 1 x toilet roll per w/c and a small selection of tea and coffee for your arrival. Tresooth cottages are a select development of beautiful self catering barn conversions arranged neatly around a pretty courtyard which offer guests free & unlimited access to an excellent range of leisure facilities including a shared outdoor heated pool, Jacuzzi & Sauna. *Please note as the swimming pool is outdoors it is only open from the 30th March - 30th September and our Jacuzzi and Sauna from November 1st 2019 will be closed yearly for 4 weeks to allow routine maintenance and updates. *Please note due to our rural location the wifi in the games room can at times be intermittent and is not suitable for streaming & downloading and some games are charge a small fee.

Manacles Cottage is situated just two miles from the quaint Cornish village Mawnan Smith, and four miles from the bustling port of Falmouth. Here you will find a host of shops, bars and restaurants, the award winning National Maritime Museum and Trebah Gardens which is not to be missed. Falmouth is home to some of the most stunning coastline and beaches, with Maenporth, Gyllyngvase and Swanpool, Falmouth continues to rank among Cornwall’s most sought after holiday destinations. Close by is the Helford River with spectacular sweeping woodlands. Here you can sample many of its delights including a variety of water activities from fishing to kayaking for you and the family to enjoy. Please contact our reservations team to discuss and book activities and attractions.

Cosy rural self contained cottage, sleeps 2+, comprises bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and lounge in a beautiful village location. It's close to the beautiful Helford river, the Lizard Peninsula and the stunning town of Falmouth with gorgeous harbour views and beaches, amazing restaurants/pubs and an abundance of independent retailers.

Self contained, well equipped cosy cottage, wifi, parking on the premises, enclosed courtyard. (Could be suitable for 1 small pet at a small extra fee, please message us for details.)

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Beautifully appointed barn, with a roaring wood-burner, oak-flooring, bespoke kitchen with granite worktops, a Smeg fridge & even a Nespresso machine. The bedroom is luxurious with an exquisite pocket sprung 5ft bed & an en suite shower-room with a huge walk-in shower. Set within the Owner's grounds, this single-storey property assures you peace & tranquility. A stable-door opens onto the pond-side deck, perfect for a sunny afternoon & earlier in the day, the patio by the front is great too.

A stunningly restored barn, Marbles is set in a rural hamlet just an amble across the fields or lanes from the fishing village of Porthallow. The mouth of the Helford River can be seen as you approach the hamlet of Tregarne, reminding you just how close you are to the coast. Porthallow Cove is a short walk across the fields and Helford is three miles away.

Less than a mile from us is Porthallow, the half way point of the South West Coastal path, and there is superb walking straight from the door. Golf, sailing, diving & horse riding are all available nearby. You will be spoilt for choice with Cornwall's many spectacular gardens. Gorgeous beaches & coves are plentiful on the Lizard Peninsula and within easy reach.

Tresooth cottages are a select development of beautiful self catering barn conversions arranged neatly around a pretty courtyard which offer guests free & unlimited access to an excellent range of leisure facilities including a shared outdoor heated pool, Jacuzzi & Sauna. *Please note as the swimming pool is outdoors it is only open from the 30th March - 30th September and our Jacuzzi and Sauna from November 1st 2019 will be closed yearly for 4 weeks to allow routine maintenance and updates.

Trelawny is situated in the main courtyard. There is a spacious wooden beamed living/ dining area. The kitchen features a slate tiled floor and wooden beams. The cottage has a downstairs bedroom with en-suite shower room and has double doors that open onto the courtyard. Next to the dining area a wooden staircase takes you to the first floor which has one large double bedroom with an en-suite shower room. A further double bedroom and twin room that share a main bathroom. It has a picnic bench outside to sit and relax. Parking is shared with the other barns and located to the front of the complex. This high end barn is finished to an excellent standard and includes all of what you would expect from a modern home. Accommodation Description 3 x double, 1 x twin 3 x bathrooms Microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, fridge and freezer Flatscreen TV with freeview, DVD player Large shared outdoor heated swimming pool Jacuzzi and sauna (communal) Games room with some chargeable games Wi-Fi is in the games room only, please not due to the rural location this can at times be intermittent. Children's play field with swings, slide and games lawn Fish pond * All Bedding and linen is provided for your stay, with a complementary linen change for stays of 14 nights+ (additional linen is not provided) We also provide 1 x bath and 1 x hand towel per person (Towels are not provided for the facilities or beach) and 1 x toilet roll per w/c and a small selection of tea and coffee for your arrival. *Please note as the swimming pool is outdoors it is only open from the 30th March - 30th September and our Jacuzzi and Sauna from November 1st 2019 will be closed yearly for 4 weeks to allow routine maintenance and updates.

Trelawny Cottage is situated just two miles from the quaint Cornish village Mawnan Smith, and four miles from the bustling port of Falmouth. Here you will find a host of shops, bars and restaurants, the award winning National Maritime Museum and Trebah Gardens which is not to be missed. Falmouth is home to some of the most stunning coastline and beaches, with Maenporth, Gyllyngvase and Swanpool, Falmouth continues to rank among Cornwall’s most sought after holiday destinations. Close by is the Helford River with spectacular sweeping woodlands. Here you can sample many of its delights including a variety of water activities from fishing to kayaking for you and the family to enjoy. Please contact our reservations team to discuss and book activities and attractions.

This beautifully restored detached barn is stylish & comfortable throughout with high quality modern fittings. Set within the Owner's grounds, this single-storey property assures you peace & tranquility. Nansbara sits within its own private area on the edge of a large pond, where dragonflies flutter & lilypads enhance this unique setting. South-facing terrace plus lawn area with steps up to a decked sitting-area which has far-reaching views across the countryside to the sea in the distance.

A stunningly restored barn, Nansbara is set in a rural hamlet just an amble across the fields or lanes from the fishing village of Porthallow. The mouth of the Helford River can be seen as you approach the hamlet of Tregarne, reminding you just how close you are to the coast. Porthallow Cove is a short walk across the fields and Helford is three miles away.

Less than a mile from us is Porthallow, the half way point of the South West Coastal path, and there is superb walking straight from the door. Golf, sailing, diving & horse riding are all available nearby. You will be spoilt for choice with Cornwall's many spectacular gardens. Gorgeous beaches & coves are plentiful on the Lizard Peninsula and within easy reach.

Lovely, quiet self-contained cottage, sleeps 4. Comprises 2 bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom and lounge. In a rural location close to Constantine and Seworgan, the place is pet friendly with fenced gardens. It's near to the Helford river, Helston, the Lizard Peninsula and Falmouth. Windmill Cottage is a cosy retreat, and is ideal for those who want to rest and take it easy.

Parking for 2 cars on the premises. Pet friendly. A perfect location for exploring West Cornwall by car, bicycle, or walking. A quiet, relaxing place with lovely gardens, wild birds, owls, foxes, badgers and deer. There is good 4G signal in the area for mobile data.

Fabulous country walks, local pubs in Constantine and Gweek, convenience stores, Tolmen Arts Centre, Potager Garden cafe, Seal sanctuary. Short drive into Falmouth, Penryn, Truro or Helston. Excellent for accessing Lizard Peninsula and Helford River.

Rose-on-the-Cliff is a stunning 4 bedroom (sleeps 9) cliff-top property with amazing views across Gillan Creek and Falmouth Bay. Gillan Creek is next to the Helford River and the area is one of the most beautiful and unspoilt areas in South West Cornwall. The property has steps to the sea and is a 2 minute walk to the beach. It is a comfortable, well equipped and loved family holiday home which has been in the same family for the last 45 years.

Every room at Rose-on-the-cliff has fabulous sea and creek views. There are steps down to the sea. Gillan and Flushing beaches are 2 minutes walk. It is perfect for 2 groups/families as each end of the house has 2 bedrooms and a bathroom and the huge kitchen/dining room/sitting room is in the middle.

The house is a perfect base for boating, beaching, fishing, dramatic cliff top walks, bird watching, BBQs overlooking the sea. There is boat hire in Gillan creek (SUP boards, canoes, sailing dinghies, bass boats, pilot boats, drascombe loggers etc). Many National Trust properties and gardens nearby and lovely fishing villages on the Lizard peninsula. Coastal pubs, cafes and restaurants can be walked to. Plenty to do for guests of all ages throughout the year.

A modern & comfortable two bedroom cottage, situated on a quiet lane about 1mile from Gillan Cove and with views over countryside and across Falmouth Bay towards St Mawes. The cottage is attached to the Host's home but is completely self contained with a private entrance, parking spaces and its own sunny courtyard to the rear. Within close reach of Gillan Creek, Halford River & Fal estuary for sailing & fishing. Nearby Costal Walks (1.7 miles-Manaccan. 3miles-Helford. 5.4miles-Coverack)

GROUND FLOOR: Open Plan Living/Dining/Kitchen - with a table & chairs for dining at one end, comfy seating at the other with sofa and armchairs by the patio doors and a kitchen along one side with units, worksurface, sink, fridge/freezer, counter-top combi oven, electric hob, kettle & toaster. Downstairs Shower Room - with WC, basin & shower. FIRST FLOOR: from the staircase with rope handrail. Double Bedroom - at the rear with a Juliet balcony looking over the courtyard and fields behind. Twin Bedroom - at the front with glimpses of Falmouth Bay in the distance. Bathroom - with a modern white suite of WC, basin and bath with shower and shower screen over. OUTSIDE: Two Parking Spaces to the front. Courtyard Garden to the rear.

Set amongst rolling countryside in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Cob Cottage at Higher Tregidden provides the perfect base for your holiday exploring the Lizard and Southwest Cornwall.

Higher Tregidden lies in a secluded valley to the south of the Helford River on the Lizard Peninsula. The Lizard is unique, an ancient and mysterious place where dramatic coastline, beautiful sandy beaches and rocky coves edge the rural landscape. The ideal place to escape to for a holiday. Cob Cottage is a beautiful, traditional Cornish cottage with thick walls, beamed ceilings and loads of character. It is a real homely and cosy place to stay. Both the cottages at Higher Tregidden have their own outside spaces, but guests are welcome to explore and enjoy the surroundings. There are seven acres to explore including a meadow, orchard and woodland. It is great for children to run around! The Owner also has a large pizza oven and will fire it up on arrangement. There is also a fire pit which you can enjoy sitting around in the evenings. There is a large games room complete with table tennis table, a TV for playing DVD's and a wood burner. Accommodation Ground Floor: Open plan accommodation with beamed ceilings. The living area has two comfortable sofas, coffee table and side furniture. The dining area has a table & chairs for six. There is a well equipped kitchen. First Floor: Large double bedroom with 4'6" bed. Twin bedroom and children's bunk room. All the bedrooms have built in wardrobes. The bathroom has a bath with over bath shower, WC and basin. Exterior: There is a garden area with furniture. Please note that, although the garden is enclosed with the gates shut, the walls are approximately only 3' high. A BBQ is available. Facilities & Services Heating is via central heating. The kitchen is well equipped and has an electric oven & hob, kettle, toaster, microwave, fridge and dishwasher. There is a shared (with the next door cottage) separate utility room with a freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer. The sitting area has a flatscreen, digital Freeview TV & DVD player with CD & Radio. WiFi is available at the property. There is a cot & high chair. Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are all included. There is parking available for up to 2 vehicles but there is more parking available upon request. Up to 2 well behaved dogs are permitted at the small additional cost of £25 per dog / per week, but please remember that you cannot leave your dogs unattended at the property alone. General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Friday. Short breaks are available during quieter periods. £200 pre authorised to your credit / debit card as a security deposit is required. Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one room only. More information can be found on the Owners website at www.higher-tregidden.co.uk

There is a good pub - the Prince of Wales at Newtown, just over a mile away or a 20 minute walk, plus more pubs in nearby St Keverne, Coverack and at stunning Cadgwith Cove. There are large supermarkets in Helston and good shopping further afield in Falmouth and Truro. Coverack has a traditional working harbour, a general store, Internet Cafe, friendly pub and several eating establishments. There are many other beautiful villages to discover around the Lizard such as St Keverne, Porthallow, Manaccan, Helford and Gweek, all with excellent pubs. There is a brewery at Coverack for beer lovers! There are a number of good eating establishments dotted around the peninsula. "South" at Manaccan is a good find, plus "New Yard" at Trelowarren, "Kota" and "Amelie's" at Porthleven, not to mention the inevitable Cornish pasties - Leggy's in Ruan Minor or the famous Ann's Pasties at Lizard. The Lizard is an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' and has some spectacular coastal walks. It is England's most southerly point and the highlights include early Spring flowers, the Lizard lighthouse, swimming and surfing from sandy beaches, delightful fishing coves, sailing on the Helford river, heather covered moors in Autumn, open gardens and National Trust areas, pretty harbour lights at Christmas, friendly pubs and good, fresh, local food! There are loads of places to visit and highlights include Lizard Point, walks along the coastal path, a visit to Trelowarren Estate, the fascinating Goonhilly Earth Station, Flambards is great for the kids and you can step into Cornwall's mining heritage at the Poldark Mine. There are so many activities to choose from locally. You can take a boat trip across the beautiful Helford River and explore the gardens at Trebah. There are sea fishing trips from Porthleven. There is great diving on the Manacles and coasteering is available for the really adventurous. The Lizard is home to the Cornish Chough if you like a spot of bird-watching. The coastline has many pretty coves and beaches to discover, but you can find great surf at Porthleven or Loe Bar.

A self catering detached holiday bungalow close to the sea and harbour. Private parking. Patio with table and chairs. Well equipped kitchen. Less than half a mile from SW coast path, so great for walkers. Coverack is a small village on the Lizard peninsula.

The space is a self contained bungalow close to the harbour village of Coverack. You will have your own private space. The bungalow is within walking distance of the village amenities and beach.

Coverack in Cornwall is a picturesque old fishing village set on the Lizard peninsula. It is steeped in character and history. Coverack has a lovely beach which is mixed sand, pebbles and shingle. There is a walled harbour that you can walk round and sit to relax and enjoy the view and unique climate. The coastal path is easily accessible from both ends of the village. It has a pub, cafe, two small shops, excellent fish and chips and an ice cream shop which also does take away food in the summer season and a hotel.

My place is close to great views. You’ll love my place because of the cosiness, the location, the people, and the views. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and furry friends (pets).

Just yards from the beach in this tranquil, quintessential Cornish fishing village, an enchanting detached stone studio. Close to beautiful coastal walks leading around the Lizard peninsula and along the shoreline of the Helford River. Full of character with a mezzanine double bed area enjoying glimpses of the sea, kitchenette, living area and a shower/utility room, packing everything one would need into a perfectly formed space. Ideally located with a tranquil part of Cornwall yet close proximity to the Helford River, Helston, Lizard Peninsula. Nearby attractions include Goonhilly, Trelowarren, Roskilly's and local diving at Polkerris. Great for short or long breaks away from the city. Ideal for those who want quiet break away from the hustle and bustle of work and traffic noise. From the Cornish meaning 'port at the end of the moor', Porthallow's history has always been inextricably linked with the sea. A former thriving Pilchard port, small fishing boats are still hauled onto the beach to this day. A number of buildings in the village also exhibit tell tale signs of the industry, if a little less obvious to the casual observer - The Association's Institute building is sighted over a former pilchard cellar! Set in the heart of the small fishing village of Porthallow with the beach is just a few minutes' walk away. The South West Coast Path is just 50 metres from the studio, offering excellent coastal views across Falmouth Bay to St. Anthony's Head, and a beautiful walk to Gillan Creek and the Helford River. Porthallow beach is used by local fishermen, and it is possible to drive onto the beach to launch canoes and dinghies. The local pub, The Five Pilchards, offers a warm welcome to visitors and there is a craft shop with locally made pottery. The village shops in St Keverne, just a couple of miles away, offer comprehensive supplies. The local wildlife is abundant, with buzzards circling over the valley and seals occasionally visiting the bay. The Old Stable is in probably one of the most peaceful spots in Cornwall, and offers the opportunity for a truly relaxing holiday by the sea.

Comfortable single room, cosy bed, suitable for single travellers or working contractors, walking distance to the beach, the train station is a ten minute walk. Free parking close to the house.

Cosy room, single with comfortable bed and lots of storage, overlooking the back garden and trees.

I love living near to the beach

Small and peaceful campsite in the Helford River Valley. Views of the distant sea. Shower and toilet facilities. Falmouth 5 miles. Local attractions include Trebah and Glendurgan Gardens. Closest of all is the brilliant Potager Gardens, just 15 minutes walk away, an artistic haven with delicious food.

Open field with views to the sea. Park your car or van next to your tent and enjoy this small relaxing campsite. If this listing is booked we have a similar sister listing which may be available.

Quiet and secluded spot down a farm track. We live in the farm house and lovely neighbours in the barns close by.