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Cadgwith Cove Cottages

Self Catering Holiday Cottages in and around Cadgwith on The Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall

The Lizard peninsula, the most southerly part of mainland Britain, might have been deliberately designed as an ideal holiday destination. Within just a few square miles it offers sandy beaches, spectacular cliff walks, unspoiled fishing coves, thickly-wooded creeks and inlets, rolling farmland and a wide expanse of open moorland. It is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and you can easily see why. The climate is mild and frost is rare. Daffodils flower as a commercial crop in January and the cliffs and hedgerows are ablaze with wild flowers from February to June. There are spells in October and November as warm as any in midsummer.

Do come to see and enjoy all that this wonderful area has to offer. And try especially to come out of season when the roads are quieter and you will have the beaches and cliffs all to yourself.

If you are looking for a holiday of true old-fashioned simplicity surrounded by scenery of breathtaking beauty, then look no further. Just settle down to the problem of which cottage will suit you best.

Property List

Below is a small selection of properties that we offer at Cadgwith Cove Cottages.

For a complete list of all our properties please click here to visit our main website

MAENVEOR, Cadgwith

Cadgwith
MAENVEOR Sleeps: 6

Maenveor, a large attractive house overlooking the sea, stands on the approach to Cadgwith Cove just before you reach the thatched cottages, the beach and fishing boats. Mixed amongst these you will find an excellent pub, a characterful restaurant in the old pilchard cellars, art and craft shops, fresh fish shop - in fact, all that you need for a relaxing holiday. Maenveor is an old stone farm building which has been converted to a luxurious family home with parking just outside and large patio and beautiful landscaped gadens and views of the sea.

DOWNAS COTTAGE, Kuggar

Kuggar
DOWNAS COTTAGE Sleeps 4

Discovering all the wonders of the Lizard Peninsula is only one of the pleasures of spending a holiday here. Downas Cottage has the benefit of extremely comfortable accommodation with easy access to some of the loveliest locations in this area. Kennack Sands, a wonderful sandy beach with safe bathing and interesting rock pools, is only a 10 minute walk away. The cottage is actually named after another nearby beach, albeit difficult to find. Downas is one of the prettiest beached around - and worth a steep climb down! You are never far away from the sea and the villages of Cadgwith, Ruan Minor and The Lizard are only a very short drive or slightly longer walk away. This house is newly built but has lots of character; lime washed stone floors and much use of natural wood makes this a very desirable stay, offering all modern facilities with a traditional feel.

Church Cove
PARNVOOSE COTTAGE - sleeps 4

Parnvoose is a delightful, character, thatched cottage with beautiful private gardens - just 250 metres from the sea at Church Cove, The Lizard. With its thatched roof, cob walls and low beamed ceilings this property has loads of character and is steeped in history. Unusually for Church Cove, you also have your own, allocated parking space adjacent to the property.

Outside there are large, south-facing mature gardens over three tiers and a patio area with garden furniture and gas BBQ.

The Lizard
CAERTHILLIAN HOUSE - Sleeps 2

Here is the view from Caerthillian House. Many people visit Lizard Point and village but do not experience the beautiful coastline on either side which provides pretty fishing villages, spectacular cliff paths and beautiful sandy beaches. This is one of the most unspoilt areas of England and here at Caerthillian House you can have a relaxing memorable holiday with panoramic sea views. The living accommodation is on the first floor so you can look towards The Lizard and Kynance cove, one of the most photographed beaches in england. Situated in the heart of The Lizard village you can enjoy all the amenites - good pubs, restaurants, Ann's famous pasty shop, craft shops, butcher/delicatessen and grocery stores. This area is really one of England's best kept secrets - once found, you won't want to leave.

Cadgwith
HILLSIDE - sleeps 8

As you approach Cadgwith you enter a wide beautiful valley on either side of which houses nestle on the hillside. This is a large semi-detached house with stunning views over the cove and the sea. It has been completely refurbished to a high standard while retaining a homely atmosphere. From here you can see and hear the sea and yet have all the benefits of easy parking and a garden to enjoy this wonderful location. It is a very short walk to the cove and coast walks are some of the finest in Cornwall. The Devil’s Frying pan - a part sunken cave - is only one of the spectacular views within a 5 minute stroll.

Cadgwith
PINK COTTAGE - sleeps 5

Standing at the top of the beach, Pink Cottage is one of the original thatched cottages in Cadgwith and occupies one of the most beautiful positions in the cove. There are two beaches in Cadgwith separated by a small headland known as the Todden. Pink Cottage overlooks ‘Little Beach’ and on the other side of the Todden there is the Fishing Beach where all the fishing activity occurs. The cottage stands out on any postcard or photograph of Cadgwith because of its pale pink walls, hence its name! It is a cottage full of character and is both spacious and memorable for any holiday.

Contact Details

If you would like further information about Cadgwith Cove Cottages or to view a full list our properties please visit our website.

www.cadgwithcovecottages.co.uk

Alternatively please give us a call, or email us and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
We look forward to hearing from you.

Address: Cadgwith Cove Cottages, Ocklynge, St. Ruan, Helston, Cornwall, TR12 7JS

Telephone: +44 (0) 1326 290162	Email: covecottages@aol.com	Enquiry Form

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