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Heading down to England’s most southerly point you begin to sense the sea all around you! You can walk easily to The Lizard Village with pubs/shops. Walking distance to Housel Bay Beach (15 mins). Situated on the coastal path, in an area of outstanding natural beauty and surrounded by a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), this cottage will suit walkers, bird watchers and nature lovers – or those who wish to relax and enjoy the peace and tranquillity of being next to the sea
WEEKLY BOOKINGS ONLY - SATURDAY TO SATURDAY
GROUND FLOOR: Large porch/sun room: catches the sun all day with views of the sea, small table and chairs. Leads into DINING ROOM: with table and chairs and log burning stove with original brick surround and original grey painted panelling walls. KITCHEN: Newly fitted shaker style with quartz worktops, electric hob, oven, microwave, dishwasher, washer/dryer and fridge/freezer. LOUNGE: With comfortable seating – L-shaped sofa and a high quality double sofa bed (bedding can be provided on request). TV with Freeview, Amazon Fire TV, Netflix, DVD player. New log burning stove. Sea views. BATHROOM: With L-shaped bath, overhead shower with screen, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail.
FIRST FLOOR - TWO DOUBLE BEDROOMS: MASTER BEDROOM: With king-sized bed. TWIN-BEDDED ROOM. Both have spectacular sea views.
Small COURTYARD at rear of house.
LARGE GARDEN with wind-protected “Secret Garden” with picnic benches. The garden is open and does not have a fence, so please bear this in mind if you are booking with dogs.
PARKING: From the private gravel drive, which has space for 2 cars, you will follow the gravel path to the cottage.
CHANGEOVER: Changeover day is Saturday, so all our bookings will be Saturday-Saturday.
HEATING: Electric convector panel heaters and two log burning stoves. We will supply one bag of logs to get you started.
PETS: Maximum 2 well behaved dogs. We do not encourage dogs to be left alone in the property. Sorry no cats allowed due to allergies.
SPECIAL NOTES: The lane to the property is through a farm along an UNMADE ROAD and may be unsuitable for low-slung cars. You also need to be comfortable driving on an unmade road that is a bit bumpy in areas and gets muddy if it rains. Cows may come to meet you so make sure you close the gates behind you! Cliff ponies are also free roaming.
ACCESSIBILITY: There is a gravel path from the drive to the cottage which includes approximately 5-6 steps over its length. Within the property, there is also one step from the porch to the dining room, and another step up into the bathroom.
Towels and linen are inclusive in the rental.
COVID-19 information: We have implemented enhanced cleaning and disinfecting procedures and have a contact free check-in. Hand sanitiser will be available at our property entrance and we will provide hand wash and cleaning products for guest use. All linen and towels will be washed at a high temperture.
Internal area: 75m2
Master Bedroom
Sleeps 2 adults in a king size bed.
Second Bedroom
Sleeps 2 adults in a single bed and a single bed.
Bathroom: Full bath
Toilet, Bathtub with shower
Full sized kitchen with integrated appliances. Fully equipped
At the northern end of The Lizard peninsula in West Cornwall, our holiday cottages in Helston are in a town famed for its annual medieval Furry Dance (Flora Dance to the locals), well positioned just 12 miles from Penzance and 9 miles from Falmouth and in a wonderful position for enjoying the stunning Lizard Peninsula.
Head out from your self-catering holiday cottage in Helston for the day to enjoy the second oldest town in Cornwall where tales of Saxons go back to the 6th century and a charter was granted to the town in 1201. History since then has seen the town prosper as a tin mine and relics of Helston’s dramatic past can be found all around town – as can they be found throughout the Lizard Peninsula.
From your cottage in Helston you may well want to visit the Helston Museum full of historic memories, follow the Helston Town Trail from the Guildhall to learn even more, explore the National Trust Penrose Estate on foot or bicycle, or take a ride on the Helston Railway – an ongoing steamy restoration project. The town also has all the conveniences you need on holiday including two grocery stores and a petrol station.
We’ve found a marvelous selection of cottages for you in Helston and our holiday lettings here make an ideal base for exploring the rich local culture and history, or heading out to other nearby attractions and beaches, including the famous Cornwall surf break at Porthleven, and the beaches at Gunwalloe, Poldhu Cove and Mullion Cove – to name but a few! From here, you’re also only an easy 40 minute drive from Land’s End and all that lies in between.
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