Cottage Holidays in Lizard Peninsula

Goongillings Farm, originally a dairy and arable farm has been in our family for many years. The farm runs down to the upper reaches of the Helford River with half a mile of tidal foreshore and its own private quay. Both cottages and farm are covenanted to the National Trust to preserve them from development, and the area is designated as an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The Barn was originally a stable block and forms the top of the old farmyard. It is over 70' long and where possible we have kept the high vaulted beamed ceiling, which gives it an extremely light and spacious feel. The centrepiece is a large kitchen/dining and living area, over 40' long. At one end there is a sleeping gallery up in the roof beams which is very popular with slightly older children. At the other end is the kitchen (15' X 10') made up of handmade fitted pine units with solid beech worktops, with a modern ceramic hob range cooker, dishwasher, washer-drier and microwave. There is a full range of quality equipment to cater for at least eight. One side of the kitchen forms a 'breakfast bar' dividing the kitchen from the remaining living area (30' x 15'). For mealtimes there is a large antique oval dining table which can seat up to eight. Beyond this is an area with plenty of comfortable seating around a large woodstove. There is a teletext TV/DVD and a Hi Fi with CD player. There are two double doors leading onto the farm courtyard on one side, and a large French window opening onto a sunny, south facing patio on the other side of the house. Sleeping accommodation is arranged in three bedrooms plus the 'sleeping gallery'. The bedrooms are prettily furnished with comfortable beds and bits and pieces of attractive furniture. The principal bedroom contains a double bed, the second is a good sized room with twin beds which can be used as double if required, and the third is a small bedroom with twin beds. The gallery also has twin beds and is accessed by a fixed ladder from the main area. There is a good sized bathroom with airing cupboard, bath, power shower, washbasin and WC. Hot water is by economy 7 immersion heater. As well as the woodstove, there is full oil fired central heating throughout enabling the cottage to be comfortable at any time of year. Tel.+44 (0) 1326 340630
Price: £250 - 950 per week

Constantine is a lovely rural village, ideally located close to the picturesque Helford River with extensive walks, sailing and water sports nearby. Falmouth, Helston and Truro are just a short drive away with numerous sandy coves and beaches to choose from. The holiday property sits in the heart of the village and is convenient for all amenities, including local pub serving good food. Walkers will be spoilt for choice and there are a number of NT gardens close by. Neighbouring Gweek has the Seal Sanctuary, and with the Maritime Museum and Pendennis Castle, visitors of all ages will be amused. Shops 100 yards, pub 30 yards.

Ground floor: Living room. Kitchen with tiled floor. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. Electric woodburner in living room inc. Economy 7 CH, elec and bed linen inc. DVD. CD. Elec cooker. M/wave. D/washer. Enclosed lawned garden. No smoking. Price: £300 - 599 per week

This beautiful holiday cottage, adjoining the owners home offers many original features including granite pillared porch, large inglenook fireplace and exposed beams. In the centre of the village, an ideal spot to explore this part of Cornwall. An easy drive will take you to sandy coves, beaches and spectacular coastal walks. Falmouth, 6 miles, with its National Maritime Museum and Pendennis Castle. Also close by, boat trips, fishing, golf and many NT gardens. Shop and pub 100 yards.

Ground floor: Living/dining room with beams. 2 steps up to kitchen. Utility room. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double (5ft) with sloping ceiling, 1 twin. Shower room with toilet. Electric woodburner in living room inc. Electric heaters, NSH, elec, bed linen and towels inc. Video. Stereo/CD. Electric cooker. M/wave. W/machine. T/dryer. Small front garden with sitting-area and furniture. Parking (2 cars). No smoking. Friday to Friday. Price: £300 - 599 per week

The Barn at Tresahor Veor offers the best of country and coast with absolute seclusion in peaceful surroundings, lovely views and walks from its own front door across field footpaths to Constantine and Polwheveral Creek. The holiday property is Grade II listed and is situated at the end of a 600 yard drive off the Falmouth to Gweek lane just 1.5 miles from the village of Constantine with its pub, shop, famous wine store and the Tolman Arts Centre. The single-storey barn adjoins the owner's home, has been renovated to the highest standard and offers extremely light and spacious holiday accommodation with floor length windows, skylights, full height cross-beamed ceilings and whitewashed stone walls. Complimentary temporary membership of Port Navas Yacht Club and discounted golf at Falmouth Golf Club. Pub 1.5 miles.

Beamed living/dining room with multi-fuel burner and oak floor/kitchen with slate floor. Double bedroom with 6ft zip-link bed and feature stone wall. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet. Price: £600 - 899 per week

Set on the unspoilt Lizard peninsula, these holiday apartments have been converted from a fine Edwardian hotel and enjoy an outstanding location on Chynhalls Point, with magnificent views out to sea. Amid large, attractive gardens and grounds, the complex enjoys its own sandy beach and outdoor tennis court. You can enjoy wonderful coastal walks in this beautiful, peaceful area, which is protected by the NT. The path leads down to the fishing village of Coverack, with its shops, restaurant and pub. Here you can enjoy sandy and shingle beaches, deep sea fishing and wind-surfing lessons, all within ½mile. Visit Roskillys Farm, famed for their cream and ice cream, or visit Goonhilly satellite station, 3 miles. The Mullion 18-hole golf course is 9miles away, and there are plenty of coves and beaches within easy reach. An excellent site for bird watching and rare wild flowers.

The Sea House is a detached contemporary property built in 2000,architecturally designed in the style of a Cape Cod Sea House. It boasts stunning sea and coastal views, enhanced by it's reversed style accomodation.The contemporary furnishings and decor reflect a moden seaside ambience throughout. The Sea House is situated on the Southern edge of the picturesque fising village of Coverack and is close to the coastal path that runs through the village. The sea and coastal views across Perprean Cove and Chynhalls Point are panoramic and because The Sea House is built so high above sea level, you can sit on the balconies and watch the sea gulls wheeling beneath you. Scroll down page for views. Sorry, no pets or smoking allowed in the Sea House.

The reverse level accomodation includes three bedrooms (one double, one twin and one single) and a family bathroom on the ground floor. Both the master bedroom and twin bedroom boast picture windows to maximise the views. The master bedroom features its own substantial balcony, and the Atlantic vista can be enjoyed whilst lying in bed. In addition, the master bedroom also features an en-suite bathroom with bath, shower cubicle, WC and wash-basin. Price: £363 - 1104 per week

Trewillis Farm is situated within an area of outstanding natural beauty, approached via a country road with a footpath that runs from the cottages down to the unspoilt clifftops giving access to many hidden coves and the beautiful Ebber rocks (just a third of a mile away). Close by, the pretty village of Coverack is just a mile away and offers outstanding sea views with a quaint harbour setting, shops and a restaurant. The rest of the Lizard Peninsula offers some must see destinations such as Lizard Point with its lighthouse, Kynance Cove, Poldhu Cove and Lowland Point. Other unique attractions of the area include the Minack open-air theatre, Lands End and many ancient stone circles and sites. For the family, a visit to Flambards Theme Park, The National Seal Sanctuary and the National Maritime Museum will provide great days out. The bustling harbour towns of Penzance and Falmouth are easily reached with plenty of shops and places to eat, many neighbouring villages also offer good pub food. The cottage has a private patio area with seating, BBQ and ample parking. Bed linen and central heating is included. Towels available for hire. Pets welcome. The friendly owners are happy for guests to enjoy the farmland and animals. The beach, shop and pub are all approximately 1 mile. The cottage is available from 4pm onwards.

Rose Barn offers TWO bedrooms: on the first floor is 1 double and 1 twin (that can be a double on request). Upstairs shower room with WC and spacious downstairs bathroom with WC. The large open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner offers TV with DVD and video, an electric cooker, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave and utility area with washer dryer. Price: £300 - 695 per week

Trewillis Farm is situated within an area of outstanding natural beauty, approached via a country road with a footpath that runs from the cottages down to the unspoilt clifftops giving access to many hidden coves and the beautiful Ebber rocks (just a third of a mile away). Close by, the pretty village of Coverack is just a mile away and offers outstanding sea views with a quaint harbour setting, shops and a restaurant. The rest of the Lizard Peninsula offers some must see destinations such as Lizard Point with its lighthouse, Kynance Cove, Poldhu Cove and Lowland Point. Other unique attractions of the area include the Minack open-air theatre, Lands End and many ancient stone circles and sites. For the family, a visit to Flambards Theme Park, The National Seal Sanctuary and the National Maritime Museum will provide great days out. The bustling harbour towns of Penzance and Falmouth are easily reached with plenty of shops and places to eat, many neighbouring villages also offer good pub food. The cottage has a private patio area with seating, BBQ and ample parking. Bed linen and central heating is included. Towels available for hire. Pets welcome. The friendly owners are happy for guests to enjoy the farmland and animals. The beach, shop and pub are all approximately 1 mile. The cottage is available from 4pm onwards.

Ebber Cottage is a detached single-storey barn conversion offering TWO bedrooms: 1 double and 1 small bunk room. Kitchen with cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer. Bathroom with shower over and WC. Lounge/diner with exposed beams, TV, DVD and video. Lawned garden area with patio. Price: £255 - 635 per week

Trewillis Farm is situated within an area of outstanding natural beauty, approached via a country road with a footpath that runs from the cottages down to the unspoilt clifftops giving access to many hidden coves and the beautiful Ebber rocks (just a third of a mile away). Close by, the pretty village of Coverack is just a mile away and offers outstanding sea views with a quaint harbour setting, shops and a restaurant. The rest of the Lizard Peninsula offers some must see destinations such as Lizard Point with its lighthouse, Kynance Cove, Poldhu Cove and Lowland Point. Other unique attractions of the area include the Minack open-air theatre, Lands End and many ancient stone circles and sites. For the family, a visit to Flambards Theme Park, The National Seal Sanctuary and the National Maritime Museum will provide great days out. The bustling harbour towns of Penzance and Falmouth are easily reached with plenty of shops and places to eat, many neighbouring villages also offer good pub food. The cottage has a private patio area with seating, BBQ and ample parking. Bed linen and central heating is included. Towels available for hire. Pets welcome. The friendly owners are happy for guests to enjoy the farmland and animals. The beach, shop and pub are all approximately 1 mile. The cottage is available from 4pm onwards.

The spacious and comfortable semi-detached accommodation offers four bedrooms, one of which is situated on the ground floor. On the first floor 1 attractive and spacious master double with french windows and en-suite shower room with WC, 1 single bedroom, 1 further twin bedroom with built in wardrobes and bathroom with shower over, WC and airing cupboard. On the ground floor a lounge/diner with large dining table, TV, video, DVD, hi-fi, open fire and 1 twin bedroom. A separate kitchen has an electric cooker, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and washer/dryer. A further separate WC is also situated on the ground floor. Price: £455 - 985 per week

At the end of this sweeping private drive, with views across the farmland you will find a small cosy barn conversion that welcomes couples at any time of the year. With its woodburner and rural location, Polkanugga is ideal for spending evenings by the fire or taking a stroll in the woods. Intriguing wildlife and unique plants make this an area of geological interest. Dine al fresco with a fantastic sunrise and view over the field on the elevated balcony accessed from the bedroom. Enjoy The Helford River with breathtaking views and hidden quiet spots on the banks, The Lizard also hosts many beaches and good access to the popular towns of Penzance, Truro and Falmouth.

The accommodation offers one spacious first floor double with en-suite shower, WC and heated towel rail approached by an open-tread staircase with a stable door leading to a small decking area with seating and views. Open-plan ground floor lounge/kitchen/diner with woodburner (first basket of logs free), TV, Freeview, DVD and CD, traditional dining area and well-equipped kitchen with electric cooker, microwave, fridge with icebox and washing machine. Patio area with seating and BBQ. Ample off-road parking. Bed linen, towels, electric and night storage heating included. Regret no pets, children or infants. Beach 3 miles, shop 2 miles and pub 2.5 miles. Arrival time 3pm. Price: £230 - 485 per week

1 of 4 properties set on a 150 acre dairy farm. A peaceful setting just 1/3 mile from the beautiful Ebber Rocks and unspoilt coastline.

Trewillis Farm is situated within an area of outstanding natural beauty approached via a country road with a footpath that runs from the cottages down to the unspoilt clifftops giving access to many hidden coves and the beautiful Ebber Rocks. Close by the pretty village of Coverack is just a mile away and offers outstanding sea views with a quaint harbour setting shops and a restaurant. The rest of the Lizard Peninsula offers some must see destinations such as Lizard Point with its lighthouse Kynance Cove Poldhu Cove and Lowland Point. Other unique attractions of the area include the Minack open-air theatre Lands End and many ancient stone circles and sites. For the family a visit to Flambards Theme Park, The National Seal Sanctuary and the National Maritime Museum will provide great days out. The bustling harbour towns of Penzance and Falmouth are easily reached with plenty of shops and places to eat many neighbouring villages also offer good pub food. All cottages have a private patio area with seating BBQ and ample parking. Bed linen and central heating is included. Towels available for hire. Pets welcome. The friendly owners are happy for guests to enjoy the farmland and animals. The beach shop and pub are all approximately 1 mile. The cottages are available from 4pm onwards. This semi-detached cottage offers two bedrooms both situated on the first floor: 1 double bedroom with en-suite and 1 twin bedroom. A bathroom with shower over and WC is also situated on this floor. Downstairs the lounge/diner has a TV video DVD and is comfortably furnished leading through to the separate kitchen which is well equipped and has an electric cooker microwave fridge/freezer dishwasher and washer/dryer. Other properties at Trewillis Farm include TRWAP TRWEB and TRWRO. Price: £255 - 635 per week

One of three properties situated on the popular Lizard Peninsula on a peaceful family farm with far-reaching countryside views. Explore the whole of Cornwall with its wide range of attractions to suit all tastes which include numerous National Trust properties and gardens, The Eden Project, Lands End, Flambards Theme Park, and The Tate Gallery at St Ives. The Lizard's coastline is famed for its wonderful scenery and there is a wide choice of long sandy beaches as well as sheltered coves and traditional fishing villages. The city of Truro is close by and offers a cinema, theatre and high street shops. In the evenings visit one of many local family pubs serving good food or relax in the private garden with seating and BBQ.

Ample off-road parking. Bed linen, electric and central heating included. Beach 3 miles at Kennack Sands, shop and pub 1.5 miles.

This surprisingly spacious Canadian pine log cabin is ideal for guests who may find stairs difficult and is situated in its own private enclosed gardens. This very spacious lodge offers three bedrooms: 1 double four-poster and 2 twin bedrooms. Bathroom with bath, shower cubicle and WC. Lounge with TV, hi-fi, video and french doors leading to a large decked area with seating, BBQ and private enclosed lawn. Kitchen/diner with cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and CD player. 2 dogs welcome. Arrival time 3pm. Price: £300 - 695 per week

One of three properties situated on the popular Lizard Peninsula on a peaceful family farm with far-reaching countryside views. Explore the whole of Cornwall with its wide range of attractions to suit all tastes which include numerous National Trust properties and gardens, The Eden Project, Lands End, Flambards Theme Park, and The Tate Gallery at St Ives. The Lizard's coastline is famed for its wonderful scenery and there is a wide choice of long sandy beaches as well as sheltered coves and traditional fishing villages. The city of Truro is close by and offers a cinema, theatre and high street shops. In the evenings visit one of many local family pubs serving good food or relax in the private garden with seating and BBQ.

Ample off-road parking. Bed linen, electric and central heating included. Beach 3 miles at Kennack Sands, shop and pub 1.5 miles.

This spacious detached farmhouse offers four bedrooms: 2 doubles (one of which is a king-sized bed), 1 twin and 1 child's single. Large bathroom with corner bath, shower cubicle and WC. Separate WC downstairs. Traditional and spacious tiled floor kitchen/diner with cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer and large windows to view the surrounding farmland from comfortable armchairs. A washing machine and tumble dryer are situated in an external washroom. Lounge with TV, DVD, video and hi-fi. Lawned gardens surround the farmhouse with seating and BBQ. Regret no pets. Arrival time 4pm. Price: £390 - 835 per week

One of three properties situated on the popular Lizard Peninsula on a peaceful family farm with far-reaching countryside views. Explore the whole of Cornwall with its wide range of attractions to suit all tastes which include numerous National Trust properties and gardens, The Eden Project, Lands End, Flambards Theme Park, and The Tate Gallery at St Ives. The Lizard's coastline is famed for its wonderful scenery and there is a wide choice of long sandy beaches as well as sheltered coves and traditional fishing villages. The city of Truro is close by and offers a cinema, theatre and high street shops. In the evenings visit one of many local family pubs serving good food or relax in the private garden with seating and BBQ.

Ample off-road parking. Bed linen, electric and central heating included. Beach 3 miles at Kennack Sands, shop and pub 1.5 miles.

The accommodation offers three bedrooms: 2 king-size doubles and 1 bunk bedroom. Bathroom with shower over and WC. Open plan living area with the kitchen/diner at one end with electric cooker, fridge with small freezer compartment, washing machine and microwave. Lounge with TV, video and hi-fi. Outside there is a large grassed garden and patio area with BBQ and furniture. 2 dogs welcome. Arrival time 3pm. Price: £325 - 695 per week

Enjoying a central location within the well known village of Gweek, which offers local shop and pub as well as the picturesque historic harbour and seal sanctuary, just a stone’s throw away. If you can tear yourself away from this charming village location a host of walks can be enjoyed from your front door along the Helford, taking in this unspoilt landscape and wildlife. Appletree Cottage is a great base to explore this unique peninsula, taking in The Lizard and its awe inspiring coastal views, and the popular destinations of Land's End, St Ives and Falmouth, to name but a few. The area is littered with National Trust properties and attractions such as Flambards Adventure Park, Goonhilly Satellite Earth Station and St Michael's Mount and many more.

This charming traditional character cottage offers two bedrooms; 1 cosy double room and 1 spacious twin, with family wet room and WC, and all situated on the first floor, reached via steep cottage-style stairs. The lounge area enjoys many character features including original granite fireplace with woodburner, and offers comfy seating with flat screen TV, DVD and Freeview. The painstakingly restored kitchen/diner has had every minor detail thought of with handmade bespoke traditional style units, offering range cooker, fridge with ice compartment, microwave, washing machine and tumble dryer. The large enclosed garden enjoys a patio area with garden furniture and BBQ, with the lawn backing onto one of the Helford’s tributaries (please note the neighbouring property has right of access through the garden). On-road parking is usually available outside the property. Bed linen, towels and electric included. Central heating included October-April. Regret no smoking or pets within the property. Beach 6 miles, river, shop and pub within walking distance. Price: £325 - 695 per week

These sympathetically refurbished barns are set around a secluded sub-tropical garden close to the romantic Helford river made famous by Daphne Du Maurier's novel Frenchman's Creek. The barns enjoy a secluded spot deep in the unspoilt area of North Helford, near Cornwall's almost tropical coast. The village of Mawnan Smith is under a mile and a half away, and provides excellent dining and country pubs. The surrounding area is home to several excellent Cornish gardens such as Trebah and Penjerrick. The secluded beach at Durgan is accessed by a path and provides excitement for young and old as they explore the track down to the beach where they are amazed at the seclusion, the mild climate and the sandy beach that combine to create a Mediterranean feel to the area. The Helford river is best explored by boat which can be obtained at Port Navas, the heart of Cornwall's oyster industry (the yacht club offers temporary membership to visitors). In fact the area is a boating `mecca' as the opportunity to explore inland creeks, coves and rivers as well as the open sea is tantalisingly close by. The Argal reservoir and water park is under a mile away and provides excellent world class fly and coarse fishing, recreation area, bird watching and it has its own watersports park with boats available.

Completely secluded in a wooded valley and reached by a long, steep hilly footpath, this idyllic riverside cottage enjoys a most wonderful location, with magnificent panoramic views over the Helford River. It is fronted by a sunny wooden deck with steps down to a small lawned area set within three-quarters of an acre of gardens; from here a short flight of steps leads down to the river below, with a small shingle beach at low tide, jetty, and a private mooring. The house is equipped to a good standard, and makes a lovely private retreat for a relaxed holiday. This is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, where narrow lanes meander through a luxuriant landscape. Attractive little fishing villages and yachting resorts, a sparkling blue sea and a wonderfully mild climate, all combine to give this region an almost Mediterranean feel; yet its sandy coves, steep headlands and little inland creeks, cutting through dense woods, are distinctively Cornish

Beautifully converted from a Victorian barn, these two cottages are situated off a quiet lane close to the hamlet of Tregidden, which is centrally located on the famous Lizard Peninsula. Furnished and equipped to a high standard, they adjoin one another and nestle amidst 14 acres of grass and woodland (which the retired owners run as a hobby farm) with a small stream forming the southern boundary. Just 10 miles from Helston and 23 miles from Falmouth, this area of Cornwall is well known for its wealth of wildlife, many NT gardens, sheltered sandy beaches and romantic coves. The tranquil wooded coastline running up to the Helford Estuary offers some of the most spectacular walks in the south-west.

Beautifully converted from a Victorian barn, these two cottages are situated off a quiet lane close to the hamlet of Tregidden, which is centrally located on the famous Lizard Peninsula. Furnished and equipped to a high standard, they adjoin one another and nestle amidst 14 acres of grass and woodland (which the retired owners run as a hobby farm) with a small stream forming the southern boundary. Just 10 miles from Helston and 23 miles from Falmouth, this area of Cornwall is well known for its wealth of wildlife, many NT gardens, sheltered sandy beaches and romantic coves. The tranquil wooded coastline running up to the Helford Estuary offers some of the most spectacular walks in the south-west. Price: £300 to 599 per week

This romantic, 17th-century, attractive, thatched holiday cottage is tucked under a wooded bank and has a secluded and intriguing garden. Set in one of the most picturesque villages in Cornwall, it provides an idyllic centre for a holiday by the beautiful Helford River. Frenchman’s Creek, attractive pubs, fishing and village shop, all within walking distance. Golf (via ferry) half a mile. The many sandy coves of the Lizard, riding stables and sailing facilities are all within an 8-mile radius. Ground floor (low beamed ceilings throughout): Living room with French window to garden. Dining-room with open fire in inglenook fireplace. Kitchen. Boot room. Shower room/W.C. First floor: Two double bedrooms, one with 5ft bed, and one with wash basin. Two small single bedrooms (2ft 6in beds). Small bathroom/W.C. Price: £600 - 899 per week

Not just traditional charm...

Number 7even is a superior self catering house offering luxurious accommodation on the beautiful Lizard Peninsula.

The village of Manaccan is an ideal starting point from which to explore the Helford River, with its maze of waterways, such as Frenchman's Creek (pictured) and many secluded coves and beaches.

The property consists of 4 stylish bedrooms, each blending contemporary luxury with traditional charm, to offer superb comfort.
Price: £650 - 1595 per week

Situated in a rural location just 6 miles from Helston and only 2 miles south of the picturesque Helford River, Blackbird Cottage has been renovated to a high standard and is well positioned for touring South West Cornwall. With excellent access to the Lizard's breathtaking coastline, there are plenty of beaches and invigorating coastal walks to enjoy. There are many beautiful gardens to visit nearby including Trevarno, Glendurgan and Trebah (Trebah has its own beach) and the popular towns of St Ives, Penzance and Falmouth are within easy reach. Blackbird Cottage offers a comfortable and relaxing place to stay.

The accommodation offers one good sized double bedroom with a king-size bed. Bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC. Open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and radio. The tastefully furnished lounge has a TV, Freeview, DVD, coal effect electric fire and access to front and back patio areas. To the rear of the property is a private patio area and large lawn, perfect to relax and enjoy a glass of wine and a BBQ on a summer's evening. A welcome tray awaits your arrival. Ample off-road parking. Bed linen, towels, electric and central heating included. Regret no smoking or pets. Pub and shop 0.5 miles, beach at Gillan 2 miles, the nearest sandy beach 6 miles, horseriding 7 miles, diving 5 miles and sailing 2 miles. Price: £230 - 485 per week

This spacious wing of the main farmhouse is situated in one of Cornwall's most popular yet secluded areas and is a good base from which to visit the county's main attractions, including Lands' End, the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, St Michael's Mount, Future World at Goonhilly and Flambards Theme Park to name but a few. During your stay you can take some lovely walks directly from the land or explore the many sheltered coves and sandy beaches that the immediate area and the whole of the Lizard Peninsula has to offer. The pretty cove at Gillan is only a 15 minute walk from the farm and its shingle beach is ideal for safe bathing. Sailing is available at St Anthony and Helford nearby. While at the farm, enjoy seeing the animals, including during milking time and calf-feeding and relax in the enclosed garden area that has a BBQ and seating. Adjacent to the garden is an indoor heated swimming pool that is shared with the owner and is open all year round. In the evenings you could chose to visit one of many local pubs or restaurants which serve good food.

The accommodation itself is spacious and arranged over three floors, it offers four bedrooms: 1 family room containing a double and single bed and distant views of Falmouth Bay, 2 doubles and 1 bunk bedroom. Bathroom with WC and shower room with WC. Kitchen with cooker, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave and many useful extras. Lounge/diner with widescreen TV, Freeview, DVD, hi-fi and open fire. Ample parking is available even if you plan on bringing your own dinghy. Bed linen and electric included. Night storage heating. Extra highchairs and travel cot available by prior arrangement. Regret no pets or smoking. Beach walking distance, pub and shop 1.5 miles. Arrival time 3pm. Price: £455 - 1075 per week

Tregevis House is part of the traditional Cornish stone farmhouse. Situated in the grounds of a working farm, at the end of a long private driveway in an area of outstanding natural beauty, the property is positioned in the peaceful Cornish countryside between Falmouth and the Lizard Point, just 6 miles from Helston. There are many places of interest just a short distance away including Flambards Theme Park, National Seal Sancturay, Trelowarren House and Poldark Mine. Take a day trip and visit one of the popular Cornish locations such as Lizard Peninsula, St Ives and Falmouth all hosting a fine selection of shops, bars and restaurants. In the evenings enjoy a BBQ in the pretty garden or wander over the acres of farmland, meet the animals and enjoy the magnificent views across open countryside.

The accommodation is furnished and decorated in a country style, arranged on 3 levels and offers three bedrooms: 1 spacious double with lovely views with an en-suite shower room and WC, 1 twin with a single and double bed and 1 bunk bedroom. Bathroom: with shower over bath and WC. Lounge: with electric-effect fire, TV and DVD. Kitchen/diner: with dining table, cooker, fridge, freezer, microwave, dishwasher and washer/dryer. Games room: with table tennis. Outside: large grassed garden with swings, furniture and BBQ. Amenities: ample off-road parking. Bed linen, towels, electric and central heating included. Regret no pets or smoking. Location: beach 5 miles, pub and shop 2 miles. Price: £355 - 765 per week

Situated on the spectacular Lizard Peninsula, this spacious wing of the main manor house dates back to the 17th century and is situated in one of the most popular areas of Cornwall. it offers peace and tranquility and yet is only a short drive to the many attractions the area has to offer which include The Eden Project, Goonhilly Earth Station, Flambards Theme Park, numerous National Trust properties and gardens, and the Tate Gallery at St Ives. Relax on the farm and see the milking from the viewing gallery in the games room, enjoy a BBQ on the secluded patio area and lawned gardens, or stroll to the Helford River along the farms nature trail and in the evenings visit one of many local family pubs all serving good food.

The accommodation offers four bedrooms: 1 double with en-suite shower room and WC, 1 four-poster double, 1 twin and 1 bunk beds. Bathroom: bath with shower over and WC. Kitchen/diner: well-equipped, with cooker, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and washer/dryer. Lounge: large size with feature stone fireplace and woodburner (first basket of logs free), TV, video, DVD and children's play area. Amenities: Ample off-road parking. Bed linen, towels and night storage heating included. Electric heaters. Electric by meter (first £10 free). Regret no pets. Location: Beach 3 miles, pub and shop 1.5 miles. Arrival time 3pm. Price: £415 - 985 per week

Higher Trenower Farm is tucked away in a rural position close to the idyllic Helford River and just 6 miles from the bustling town of Helston. Ideally situated midway between Falmouth and Penzance. The breathtaking coastline around the Lizard Peninsula is a short drive away, offering fine sandy beaches and picturesque walks. All the barns have been converted and furnished to an excellent standard to provide a comfortable surrounding in which to relax and unwind. They all have their own private patios with garden furniture which then lead onto a shared grassed area. On site there is a trampoline and a games room with a table tennis and pool table. There is ample parking available outside each property. Bed linen, electric and central heating included. Tea towels provided. No smoking and no pets. Flambards Theme Park 6 miles, horse riding 7 miles, beaches 5 miles, pub and shop 0.5 mile. Arrival time 4pm.

The accommodation offers two bedrooms: 1 king-size with en-suite shower room with WC and 1 twin. Bathroom with WC. Downstairs the living area is open plan with a kitchen/diner with electric cooker, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave, dishwasher and dining table. Cosy lounge area with 2 sofas, TV, Freeview, DVD, electric fire and french doors leading out to the patio. Price: £240 - 585 per week

Higher Trenower Farm is tucked away in a rural position close to the idyllic Helford River and just 6 miles from the bustling town of Helston. Ideally situated midway between Falmouth and Penzance. The breathtaking coastline around the Lizard Peninsula is a short drive away, offering fine sandy beaches and picturesque walks. All the barns have been converted and furnished to an excellent standard to provide a comfortable surrounding in which to relax and unwind. They all have their own private patios with garden furniture which then lead onto a shared grassed area. On site there is a trampoline and a games room with a table tennis and pool table. There is ample parking available outside each property. Bed linen, electric and central heating included. Tea towels provided. No smoking and no pets. Flambards Theme Park 6 miles, horse riding 7 miles, beaches 5 miles, pub and shop 0.5 mile. Arrival time 4pm.

The accommodation offers three bedrooms: 1 king-size double with en-suite shower room with WC, 1 twin and 1 single. Bathroom with WC. Large kitchen/diner with electric cooker, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave, dishwasher and dining table with french doors leading onto the patio. Lounge with TV, Freeview, DVD and electric fire. Price: £290 - 695 per week

Higher Trenower Farm is tucked away in a rural position close to the idyllic Helford River and just 6 miles from the bustling town of Helston. Ideally situated midway between Falmouth and Penzance. The breathtaking coastline around the Lizard Peninsula is a short drive away, offering fine sandy beaches and picturesque walks. All the barns have been converted and furnished to an excellent standard to provide a comfortable surrounding in which to relax and unwind. They all have their own private patios with garden furniture which then lead onto a shared grassed area. On site there is a trampoline and a games room with a table tennis and pool table. There is ample parking available outside each property. Bed linen, electric and central heating included. Tea towels provided. No smoking and no pets. Flambards Theme Park 6 miles, horse riding 7 miles, beaches 5 miles, pub and shop 0.5 mile. Arrival time 4pm.

The spacious accommodation offers three bedrooms: 1 master king-size with en-suite shower room and WC, 1 further king-size, which can be made into twin beds on request and 1 twin room. Bathroom with WC. Downstairs large kitchen/diner with electric cooker, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave, dishwasher and dining table with french doors leading onto the patio area. Lounge with TV, Freeview, DVD, electric fire and another set of french doors leading out onto the patio. Cloakroom with shower and WC. Price: £300 - 835 per week

Situated in one of the most beautiful parts of Cornwall, this spacious wing of the farmhouse has delightful views from some rooms to the nearby Helford River and Falmouth Bay. With the same family taking bookings since the 1930s (see visitor book), this part of the farmhouse is self-contained with its own entrance away from the farmyard. Visit us in May and June when the hedgerows are at their most colourful, explore the many local gardens and enjoy watching the bird life. Take the 0.5 mile walk to the pretty cove at Gillan with its shingle beach and safe bathing. Opposite Gillan Cove is St Anthony, where boats of various sizes and windsurfs can be hired. There are idyllic walks along coastal paths or down the lanes through peaceful hamlets. You will also be a short drive to a wealth of popular attractions which include Flambards, Lands End and The Gweek Seal Sanctuary.

The accommodation offers three bedrooms: 2 doubles and 1 twin all situated on the first floor. Bathroom: downstairs, with shower over and WC. Separate WC. Lounge: cosy downstairs area with TV, video and DVD. Kitchen/diner: located upstairs with cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer, TV and hi-fi. Outside: enclosed garden with seating and BBQ. Amenities: ample off-road parking. Bed linen, towels, electric, night storage and electric heating included. 1 dog welcome. Location: beach walking distance, pub and shop 1.5 miles. Arrival: please do not arrive before 4pm. Price: £300 - 640 per week

A rare and exquisitely renovated thatched stone Cornish cottage, oozing character and charm. This cosy cottage is situated in the heart of the village of Breage with its friendly local pub and local stores, a short walk from the South West Coastal Path and the magnificent views and coves on the South Cornwall coast. The nearby ancient stannary town of Helston has a leisure centre, supermarket and local shops or visitors can buy fresh fish at the harbourside village of Porthleven with its local restaurants and galleries. The sandy surfing beaches at Praa Sands and Perranuthnoe are within easy reach as is Penzance with St Michaels Mount (NT), St Ives and The Lizard.

With delightful views across open countryside from the pretty lawned gardens, this attractive and very comfortable property has been tastefully converted from a barn and is within a 15-minute drive of both the North and South Cornwall coasts. The property is set in landscaped grounds with seating areas, barbeque and a children’s play area. This is a lovely wooded, secluded, rural spot on a non-working farm which is close to beaches and tourist areas. The Stable is one of a pair of barns converted in 2006, it has an open-plan living area which has been designed to take in the full height of the building with an exposed beamed ceiling, wood-burning stove and French doors leading out to its own terrace with extensive countryside views. Many town amenities and a leisure centre are just 4 miles away at Helston, and the complex is in an ideal location for visiting the many National Trust properties and gardens in the area. Penzance, The Lizard and picturesque St Ives – famed for its beaches and art galleries – are all within 30 minutes by car. Village pub 1 mile. Golf and riding nearby Price: £300 - 599 per week

With delightful views across open countryside from their pretty lawned gardens, these attractive and very comfortable properties have been tastefully converted from barns and are within a 15-minute drive of both the North and South Cornwall coasts. All holiday properties are situated in the same area and are set within a 2 acre site with landscaped grounds which have individual seating areas, barbeque and children’s play area. This is a lovely wooded, secluded, rural spot on a non-working farm which is close to beaches and tourist areas.

Swallows Barn (TE2) situated next to the Stable also has its own terrace with far reaching countryside views to enjoy from the seating area. With an up-to-date modern kitchen and bathroom, this property offers modern facilities with the classic, cornish granite facade. The open-plan living space has a raised living area with a door to the garden and there are a further two bedrooms with a modern bright bathroom. Many town amenities and a leisure centre are just 4 miles away at Helston, and the complex is in an ideal location for visiting the many National Trust properties and gardens in the area. Penzance, The Lizard and picturesque St Ives – famed for its beaches and art galleries – are all within 30 minutes by car. Village pub 1 mile. Golf and riding nearby. Price: £300 - 599 per week

Stunning views over Mount’s Bay

This property has stunning panoramic views over Mounts Bay to Penzance, Newlyn and Lamorna. In a quiet lane, surrounded by lawned gardens, the bungalow is ideal for both children and dogs.
The South West Coastal Path nearby offers wonderful walking with outstanding coastal scenery. Positioned midway between Lands End and Lizard Point, the village of Ashton has a pub within easy walking distance. Falmouth, Penzance and St Ives are all within thirty minutes’ drive. Marazion with St Michael’s Mount (NT) are well worth a visit.
Praa Sands beach is only 1.25 miles, whilst Rinsey Cove for the more adventurous is 1.5 miles by road or coastal path. The fishing village of Porthleven, with its variety of pubs and restaurants is 3 miles. Pets accepted. Price: £300 - 599 per week

Set in lovely countryside on a working farm, this very comfortable, newly converted barn is ideally located for exploring the north and south Cornish coasts. Adjoining the owners' home, it lies 2 miles from the market town of Helston and Flambards theme park, within easy reach of lovely coves and beaches on the Lizard peninsula, water sports, the gardens of Glendurgan, Trebah and Trevarno, and St Michael's Mount and Penzance. Pub 1 mile.

Price: £312 - 717 per week

A leafy 'no through' lane leads to this newly restored barn, set in its own ¼ acre of patio and lawns. Overlooking farmland with distant sea views and in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it is a tranquil haven for walkers and nature lovers. The village shop and pub are about 1 mile by car – or a ½ mile walk across fields. Well situated for exploring both north and south coast beaches and footpaths, Poldhu Cove (pictured) is just 3 miles away and Lizard Point is 7 miles. Helston with its shops and Flambards theme park are within 5 miles. Falmouth 11 miles. Penzance 20 miles. Eden Project 30 miles.

Price: £388 - 789 per week

Just 2 miles from Helston and the gateway to the Lizard Peninsula, these two recently converted and very comfortable farm cottages are located a short drive from sandy beaches and coves, including Gunwalloe (6 miles), Porthleven (5 miles) and Church Cove. The lighthouse at Britain's most southerly point and glorious clifftop walks are within easy reach as are St Michael's Mount and Godolphin House (both N.T.), Gweek Seal Sanctuary, Goonhilly Earth Station, Poldark Mine and Glendurgan and Trebah Gardens. Flambards theme park 3 miles, day trips to the Isles of Scilly from Penzance 15 miles. Pub 1½ miles, shops 2 miles.

Price: £393 - 866 per week

Just 2 miles from Helston and the gateway to the Lizard Peninsula, these two recently converted and very comfortable farm cottages are located a short drive from sandy beaches and coves, including Gunwalloe (6 miles), Porthleven (5 miles) and Church Cove. The lighthouse at Britain's most southerly point and glorious clifftop walks are within easy reach as are St Michael's Mount and Godolphin House (both N.T.), Gweek Seal Sanctuary, Goonhilly Earth Station, Poldark Mine and Glendurgan and Trebah Gardens. Flambards theme park 3 miles, day trips to the Isles of Scilly from Penzance 15 miles. Pub 1½ miles, shops 2 miles.

Price: £226 - 491 per week

Just 3 miles from the sandy beach at Poldhu Cove this very comfortable property lies in peaceful open countryside on the Lizard peninsula, famous for its fine walking and dramatic coastal scenery. Adjoining the owners' home, it is a short drive from Lizard lighthouse, the most southerly point in England, and also numerous tiny, sandy coves and fishing villages. Inland, stand the vast dishes of Goonhilly Earth Station and visitor centre, Helston and Flambards Theme Park are 3½ miles whilst St. Michael's Mount (N.T.) and Penzance are a little further afield. Shop and pub 2 miles.

Price: £219 - 491 per week

Set around an attractive courtyard, these recently converted barns offer spacious and very comfortable accommodation. Situated on the owner's working farm, just 3 miles from Gunwalloe and the sandy beach at Church Cove. Beaches and coves dot the coastline and glorious clifftop walks lead to Mullion or further west to Loe Bar and Porthleven. Helston, Flambards theme park and Gweek Seal Sanctuary are all about 3 miles and Goonhilly Earth Station, the Lizard Point Lighthouse and Kynance Cove are all within easy reach as are Godolphin House, St Michael's Mount and Trengwainton Gardens (all N.T.). Pub with restaurant 2 miles, shops 3 miles.

Price: £395 - 789 per week

A group of 18 self-catering houses set in the grounds of the historic Trelowarren House. The accommodation available sleeps anywhere between 4 - 10 people, so there's bound to be something that fits your wishes exactly.

All houses offer unparalleled comfort and style whilst incorporating all the latest ‘green technology’. Rainwater harvesting systems, super high levels of insulation, CO2 neutral emissions, organic paint eco dishwashers and washing machines all keeping Trelowarren safe for the future.

Guests staying have the freedom to walk the 1,000 acre estate and will have the use of the heated outdoor swimming pool, the tennis court. A sauna, steam room and hot tubs, all forming part of the new leisure centre will be available in the near future.

The kitchens are beautifully designed and equipped with real cooks in mind. Woodburners are installed in all houses making sure you can relax whatever the weather and the sitting rooms all have hi-fi, satellite TV, DVD and VHS players.

Because we know that you have to sleep well to enjoy your holiday, the beds are big and comfortable, and there is plenty of pressurized hot water.

Our housekeeper contacts all guests prior to their arrival to arrange which beds to ‘make-up’ as well as to take your initial shopping orders so that you don’t have to go to a supermarket as soon as you arrive.
Price: £400 - 2650 per week

Set in a third acre of secluded gardens with a large enclosed swimming pool this tastefully furnished detached dormer bungalow is less than 2.5 miles from the beautiful Helford Estuary which offers wonderful wildlife and scenery and is also a designated area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Fringes is also close to a wide selection of sandy beaches and coves including Poldhu Cove, Church Cove, Kynance Cove and Kennack Sands to name but a few. As well as this, there are many attractions to be enjoyed including Flambards Theme Park, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Newquay Sealife Centre, Merlins Magicland, RNAS Culdrose viewing enclosure, Gweek Seal Sanctuary, Minack Theatre, Poldarks Mines, Goonhilly Earth Station, Paradise Park, Tate Gallery at St Ives, Lands End, numerous National Trust properties and only 25 miles from The Eden Project. The very popular Flora Day is also held in May, with traditional celebrations and street dancing. Enjoy some delightful country walks directly from the property as well as relaxing in the large gardens and enjoying the swimming pool (available May - mid Sept only) which is exclusively for guests. In the evenings visit one of many local family pubs all serving good food or relax in the conservatory with a glass of wine.

The accommodation, which has distant views of nearby Mounts Bay, is extremely spacious and well furnished and offers three bedrooms: master double bedroom with dual entrance en-suite bathroom with shower over and WC and 2 twin bedrooms, one being downstairs. Separate WC downstairs. Well-equipped newly fitted kitchen with cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer and many useful extras. Dining room. Large lounge with open fire, TV and DVD (large selection of films included) leading to the conservatory with seating overlooking the large garden and swimming pool. Garden furniture and gas BBQ. Stabling can be provided at the owner's nearby property. Ample off-road parking. Bed linen, towels and electric included. Central heating an extra £10 per night. Dogs by arrangement however regret no pets in the school summer holidays. Pub and shop approximately half a mile, Eden Project approximately 25 miles. Please do not arrive before 4pm. £75 security deposit payable to owners on arrival. Family groups preferred. Price: £455 - 985 per week

Approached via a quiet road, this spacious detached barn has recently been converted to a high standard and offers spectacular views over the fields and beyond. The open-plan living area is situated on the ground floor with access into a large private garden. With wooden flooring and exposed beams this property makes the perfect retreat for those wanting to tour the whole of West Cornwall. There are many popular attractions in the area such as the The Eden Project, The Tate Gallery, Trevarno Gardens and Museum and The National Seal Sanctuary, to name but a few. Alternatively you can enjoy exploring some wonderful local beaches or the well known coastal walks offering spectacular views. In the evenings, enjoy a BBQ in the private garden or visit one of many local pubs serving good food.

The accommodation which is extremely spacious offers three bedrooms: all situated on the ground floor, 1 spacious double with en-suite walk-in shower, WC and heated towel rail. 1 further double room and 1 twin. Bathroom: large family, with rolltop bath, basin and WC. Lounge: upstairs offers 1 spacious living room with TV, DVD, woodburner and comfortable seating. Kitchen: has exposed beams and is well-equipped with dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer and large range master cooker along with large dining table, comfortable seating area and TV. Utility room: separate with washing machine and tumble dryer also available. Outside: large rear private garden with patio, outside seating and BBQ. Amenities: ample parking. Bed linen, electric and central heating included. Under floor heating throughout for visitors in the colder months. Regret no smoking or pets. Location: beach 5 miles, shops and pubs 2 miles. Price: £545 - 1275 per week

This well-furnished mid-terrace traditional stone cottage offers peace and tranquillity with glimpses of the distant coastline and yet is perfectly positioned for touring the whole of Cornwall with its sandy beaches, sheltered coves and attractions to suit all tastes which include The Eden Project, Lands End, Park, Goonhilly Earth Station, Poldark Mine, Tate Gallery at St Ives to name but a few. Relax in the pleasant garden with seating or stroll the land and see the animals. Alternatively there are numerous coastal walks offering fantastic views. In the evenings visit one of many local family pubs serving good food.

The extremely spacious accommodation is situated on the owners horse livery farm and offers one bedroom: double with sea views. Bathroom: with free-standing bath with hand-held shower and WC, both reached via the feature spiral staircase. Lounge/diner: with electric effect open fire, TV, Freeview, DVD and video. Kitchen: with cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer and washer/dryer. Outside: lawned garden with outdoor seating. Amenities: available for short breaks during off-peak weeks. Ample off-road parking. Bed linen and electric included. Full central heating. 2 well behaved dogs welcome. Location: beach 5 miles, shop 2 miles and pub 1 mile. Price: £230 - 485 per week

This is a cosy cottage in a unique position overlooking Kynance Cove. Situated next to the café, enjoy peaceful mornings and evenings. Watch the sun setting and moonlit starry skies at night. The view from the windows is always changing from peaceful tranquillity to the crashing of the waves against the rocks, wake up every morning to the sound of the sea and be the first footprints on the beach. The cottage has one bedroom with a double bed and single bed, with a pull out second single, comfortably sleeping two adults and one or two small children. There is a shower, toilet and hand basin. Bed linen and towels are provided. There is a fully equipped kitchen with electric cooker, microwave and fridge, kettle, toaster, radio and washing machine. The living room has a log burning stove which pumps out heat on a cold night, making you feel very cosy when the weather is rough outside, logs can be found or purchased locally. There is also gas central heating which is included in the price. There is comfortable seating for three people, a leather sofa and dining table and chairs, for sunny days there is a picnic bench outside in its own garden, with a washing line situated in the garden behind the cottage. Price: £295 - 615 per week

'Wolf Rock' is the first of the Lizard Lighthouse Cottages and incorporates the unused West Tower as part of the accommodation. The circular floor of the tower is the dining room, off which 32 stone spiral steps lead you upwards to 'the observatory'. (Children must be supervised). Here a quiet seating area provides tranquillity, or stand at the windows for a breathtaking 180 degree view around Lizard Point. Entered from the enclosed courtyard into the spacious hallway with original slate floor and plenty of room for coats and boots. Off the hallway to the one side is the family bathroom with matching toilet, sink and bath with shower over, heated towel rail and extractor. There is also a ground floor twin bedroom and en suite shower room, with shower cubicle, toilet and sink. Off the hallway to the other side is the well-equipped kitchen with excellent sea views, breakfast table, electric oven, 4-ring hob with extractor over, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer and microwave. Through to the lounge with superb sea views, comfy seating for six, LCD TV (with Freeview) and DVD player. Upstairs are two further bedrooms, one with double bed and one with 3' twin beds, both with excellent sea views, wardrobes, bedside tables and lamps. Seating is provided in the small courtyard, along with a gas BBQ. Parking is provided for two cars. Rental includes bedlinen, towels, electricity, central heating, cot and high chair (if required). Regret no dogs and no smoking. Children must be supervised at all times. Price: £416 - 1126 per week

A collection of some of the finest beaches in Cornwall are to be found around the infamous Lizard Peninsula. Here, in the village, you will find peace and breathtaking views. As you enter the village there is a collection of shops and a public house situated around the square. Passing through, you will join a small road that leads to Trenoweth Villa. This semi-detached cottage has its own enclosed garden and stunning sea views. The Lizard has a very large and popular cafe‚ open for the summer season, and is renowned for its warm climate and some of the most picturesque coves and beaches in the south west including Kennack Sands, Church Cove, Mullion Cove and Kynance Cove. A collection of attractions in the area are also well worth a visit including the National Seal Sanctuary, The Minack Theatre, Flambards Theme Park and Lands End.

This lovely semi-detached character cottage offers three bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin (both of these have fantastic views of the sea and the Lizard lighthouse which is open to the public), and a further single room, all situated on the first floor, where you will also find a cosy traditional cottage bathroom with a shower over the bath and WC. On the ground floor, the cosy lounge has a home-from-home feeling with a TV and DVD. The well-equipped kitchen/diner includes an electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. To the front of the property, the children can play safely in the large enclosed lawned garden which has seating and a BBQ. Private parking area at the rear of the cottage. Bed linen, electric and central heating is included. Regret no pets. Shops, public house and pebbled cove within walking distance. Price: £390 - 835 per week

This unique Canadian log lodge set in its own large enclosed lawn gardens is situated in one of Cornwall's best location on the Lizard Peninsula. Only three miles from Lizard Point, the most southerly part of the British Isles, there are sheltered coves and beaches in most directions. An ideal base for walkers, the coastline offers some of the most breathtaking scenery and you will also be close to a host of popular attractions to suit all tastes which include Land's End, Flambards Theme Park, Tate Gallery at St Ives, Goonhilly Earth Station and much more. In the evenings there are plenty of pubs serving good food close by or simply relax in the lawn gardens with a BBQ or a glass of wine on the decking area.

The spacious accommodation is situated on one level and offers three bedrooms: 1 king-size double, 1 single with en-suite WC, and 1 twin. Family bathroom with bath, separate shower cubicle and WC. Well equipped kitchen/diner with cooker, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and microwave. Lounge with TV and DVD. Washing machine in outside shed. Ample parking. Enclosed gardens and decking with seating. Bed linen, electric and central heating included. Regret no pets. Beach 2 miles, pub and shop 1 mile. Price: £390 - 835 per week

Unique and romantic Cornish estate with nearly 20 acres of historic gardens and grounds
Approached through a pair of monumental 17th century serpentine stone pillars and through a tunnel of trees, Beauchamp is the Domesday Estate. Inhabited since the Stone Age, it sits at the centre of its own romantic, secret wooded valley and because of its extreme southerly position, has long been known as ’The First and Last Gentleman’s Residence in England’. The heart of the estate is the 17th century Hall, the most southerly mansion in the country, its collection of atmospheric buildings, one of the largest groups of listed structures in Cornwall - its almost 20 acres of historic gardens and grounds dating back centuries and the lost secret ’Torchlight’ tunnel to the sea. Price: £300 to 599 per week

Approached through a pair of monumental 17th century serpentine stone pillars and through a tunnel of trees, Beauchamp is the Domesday Estate. Inhabited since the Stone Age, it sits at the centre of its own romantic, secret wooded valley and because of its extreme southerly position, has long been known as ’The First and Last Gentleman’s Residence in England’. The heart of the estate is the 17th century Hall, the most southerly mansion in the country, its collection of atmospheric buildings, one of the largest groups of listed structures in Cornwall - its almost 20 acres of historic gardens and grounds dating back centuries and the lost secret ’Torchlight’ tunnel to the sea.
Guests are free to wander and explore the many mysterious and enchanting tracks and pathways in the grounds and discover the oldest mulberry tree in the country, planted nearly 1000 years ago and mentioned in the Domesday Book. The 17th century Parterres, the ha-ha, Beauchamp Clocktower (the tallest building on the Lizard, now silent), the Regency period picturesque remodelling of the Poldhu River to create a series of ornamental ponds connected by rapids, ravines and waterfalls as it races down to the sea. The early Victorian arboretum, the tropical and sub-tropical plants, the three ancient tree-lined carriage drives, the walled gardens, the former Jacobean bowling green and Victorian croquet lawn, the Elizabethan serpentine wall-walk, the ancient holy well, the historic bridge over the Poldhu, the Edwardian rock dell, the medieval earth ramparts, the collection of Victorian melon and pineapple house bases (a project for future reconstruction) - and much more. Price: £300 to 599 per week

Approached through a pair of monumental 17th century serpentine stone pillars and through a tunnel of trees, Beauchamp is the Domesday Estate. Inhabited since the Stone Age, it sits at the centre of its own romantic, secret wooded valley and because of its extreme southerly position, has long been known as ’The First and Last Gentleman’s Residence in England’. The heart of the estate is the 17th century Hall, the most southerly mansion in the country, its collection of atmospheric buildings, one of the largest groups of listed structures in Cornwall - its almost 20 acres of historic gardens and grounds dating back centuries and the lost secret ’Torchlight’ tunnel to the sea.
Guests are free to wander and explore the many mysterious and enchanting tracks and pathways in the grounds and discover the oldest mulberry tree in the country, planted nearly 1000 years ago and mentioned in the Domesday Book. The 17th century Parterres, the ha-ha, Beauchamp Clocktower (the tallest building on the Lizard, now silent), the Regency period picturesque remodelling of the Poldhu River to create a series of ornamental ponds connected by rapids, ravines and waterfalls as it races down to the sea. The early Victorian arboretum, the tropical and sub-tropical plants, the three ancient tree-lined carriage drives, the walled gardens, the former Jacobean bowling green and Victorian croquet lawn, the Elizabethan serpentine wall-walk, the ancient holy well, the historic bridge over the Poldhu, the Edwardian rock dell, the medieval earth ramparts, the collection of Victorian melon and pineapple house bases (a project for future reconstruction) - and much more. Price: £300 to 599 per week

The cottage is located within the owner's farm, yet remains private with views of the everyday working at the stables. Enjoy excellent coastal walks all around the Lizard Peninsula and Mullion. The village of Mullion is a 10 minute walk from the cottages and is the largest village in Cornwall offering numerous facilities including shops and family pubs serving good bar meals. You will be spoilt for choice with excellent beaches at Poldhu Cove (only 0.5 mile), Polurrian Cove, Church Cove, Kynance Cove, Kennack Sands and many more. Many attractions are also within an easy drive including Gweek Seal Sanctuary, Helford's area of outstanding natural beauty, Land's End, Flambards Theme Park, RNAS Culdrose viewing enclosure, Minack Theatre and numerous National Trust properties.

Facilities on site include a large lawned garden with BBQ, swings and trampoline, ideal for a game of football. Large outdoor heated swimming pool 38' x 16' (constant depth of 4ft 6 throughout), fenced for safety with key given to guests on arrival. The pool is open and heated from beginning of May to the end of September. Hot tub and sauna available for hire. Pets' corner with pigs, sheep and chickens to feed and help groom. Riding lessons with qualified instructors, hacks, beach rides and for the more experienced a cross country course. Visitors are welcome to 'muck in' with the everyday running of the stables including grooming, mucking out, bringing in the horses, etc. This can be arranged with the owner usually in off-peak periods. There is a 78' x 18' carpeted out converted barn which is fully equipped for indoor tennis, badminton, volleyball, football or basketball (nets and equipment supplied), and mini gym. Large sandpit and ride-on tractors for children. Centrally heated snooker room with full-sized table and pool table. Sauna (£1 coin operated) and weights room, table tennis and much more. Children will be in their element with so much to do whilst adults can relax with the children free to play in a safe environment (babysitting available at £4.50ph). Parties and corporate weekends can be organised. Ample off-road parking. Bed linen, towels, electric and central heating included. Regret no pets. Golf 1.5 mile, pubs, shops, restaurant all within walking distance, beach 0.5 mile.

The spacious accommodation offers four bedrooms: 1 double with en-suite shower room and WC and 1 twin, bathroom with shower, spa bath and WC all on the ground floor. Upstairs 1 double and 1 room with three singles and further shower room with power shower and WC. Large first floor lounge takes advantage of the views with SkyTV (full Sky package available), video and DVD. Downstairs kitchen/diner with electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, TV and Payphone. Price: £725 - 1570 per week

The cottage is located within the owner's farm, yet remains private with views of the everyday working at the stables. Enjoy excellent coastal walks all around the Lizard Peninsula and Mullion. The village of Mullion is a 10 minute walk from the cottages and is the largest village in Cornwall offering numerous facilities including shops and family pubs serving good bar meals. You will be spoilt for choice with excellent beaches at Poldhu Cove (only 0.5 mile), Polurrian Cove, Church Cove, Kynance Cove, Kennack Sands and many more. Many attractions are also within an easy drive including Gweek Seal Sanctuary, Helford's area of outstanding natural beauty, Land's End, Flambards Theme Park, RNAS Culdrose viewing enclosure, Minack Theatre and numerous National Trust properties.

Facilities on site include a large lawned garden with BBQ, swings and trampoline, ideal for a game of football. Large outdoor heated swimming pool 38' x 16' (constant depth of 4ft 6 throughout), fenced for safety with key given to guests on arrival. The pool is open and heated from beginning of May to the end of September. Hot tub and sauna available for hire. Pets' corner with pigs, sheep and chickens to feed and help groom. Riding lessons with qualified instructors, hacks, beach rides and for the more experienced a cross country course. Visitors are welcome to 'muck in' with the everyday running of the stables including grooming, mucking out, bringing in the horses, etc. This can be arranged with the owner usually in off-peak periods. There is a 78' x 18' carpeted out converted barn which is fully equipped for indoor tennis, badminton, volleyball, football or basketball (nets and equipment supplied), and mini gym. Large sandpit and ride-on tractors for children. Centrally heated snooker room with full-sized table and pool table. Sauna (£1 coin operated) and weights room, table tennis and much more. Children will be in their element with so much to do whilst adults can relax with the children free to play in a safe environment (babysitting available at £4.50ph). Parties and corporate weekends can be organised. Ample off-road parking. Bed linen, towels, electric and central heating included. Regret no pets. Golf 1.5 mile, pubs, shops, restaurant all within walking distance, beach 0.5 mile.

The accommodation is delightfully furnished and offers three bedrooms: 1 double with en-suite which has walk in shower, bath and WC, and 2 twins. Further bathroom and separate shower cubicle and WC. Kitchen/diner with cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, TV and Payphone. Lounge with TV, Freeview, DVD, video and open fire (first basket of logs free). Price: £505 - 1175 per week

Trenowyth House is a magnificent detached property which has been converted into several excellent apartments. Formerly the residence of Viscount Clifden, Trenowyth occupies a stunning clifftop position overlooking Mullion Cove and the island. Relax on 1 of the 3 lawned sun terraces, the individual patios or around the enclosed swimming pool, all with sea views. The area is 1 of the most popular in Cornwall being a short drive to Lizard Point. Enjoy a stroll to the beach and in the evenings stroll to the pub and restaurant as well as some excellent walks along the coast and National Trust headline. You will be spoilt for choice with a variety of sandy beaches and coves as well as attractions to suit all tastes including Goonhilly Earth Station, RNAS Culdrose with its viewing area, Minack Theatre, Helston's market, Lands End, Flambards Theme Park, plenty of quaint fishing villages like Porthleven, golf, riding, fishing and much more.

Full use of the communal steep terraced gardens with seating and swimming pool (open from end of May to the middle of September) as well as use of a communal video library. All 3 apartments have ample off-road parking. Bed linen included. Electric is by £1 meter. Beach and pub walking distance, shop 1 mile. A security deposit of £25 is payable to the owner on arrival. Please do not arrive before 4.30pm.

This ground floor apartment has lovely views and offers TWO bedrooms: 1 with king size bed and 1 twin. Bathroom with WC. Separate wet room with WC. Kitchen with cooker, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, washing machine and tumble dryer. Dining room. Lounge with ornamental woodburner, TV and video. Electric wall heaters. 1 small dog by arrangement. A security deposit of £25 is payable to the owner on arrival. Price: £355 - 835 per week

Trenowyth House is a magnificent detached property which has been converted into several excellent apartments. Formerly the residence of Viscount Clifden, Trenowyth occupies a stunning clifftop position overlooking Mullion Cove and the island. Relax on 1 of the 3 lawned sun terraces, the individual patios or around the enclosed swimming pool, all with sea views. The area is 1 of the most popular in Cornwall being a short drive to Lizard Point. Enjoy a stroll to the beach and in the evenings stroll to the pub and restaurant as well as some excellent walks along the coast and National Trust headline. You will be spoilt for choice with a variety of sandy beaches and coves as well as attractions to suit all tastes including Goonhilly Earth Station, RNAS Culdrose with its viewing area, Minack Theatre, Helston's market, Lands End, Flambards Theme Park, plenty of quaint fishing villages like Porthleven, golf, riding, fishing and much more.

Full use of the communal steep terraced gardens with seating and swimming pool (open from end of May to the middle of September) as well as use of a communal video library. All 3 apartments have ample off-road parking. Bed linen included. Electric is by £1 meter. Beach and pub walking distance, shop 1 mile. A security deposit of £25 is payable to the owner on arrival. Please do not arrive before 4.30pm.

This ground floor apartment has lovely views and offers TWO bedrooms: 1 double and 1 twin. Bathroom with shower and WC. Kitchen with cooker, microwave, fridge with ice compartment and washing machine. Dining room. Lounge with ornamental woodburner, TV and video. Electric wall heaters. 1 small dog by arrangement. A security deposit of £25 is payable to the owner on arrival. Price: £340 - 795 per week

Trenowyth House is a magnificent detached property which has been converted into several excellent apartments. Formerly the residence of Viscount Clifden, Trenowyth occupies a stunning clifftop position overlooking Mullion Cove and the island. Relax on 1 of the 3 lawned sun terraces, the individual patios or around the enclosed swimming pool, all with sea views. The area is 1 of the most popular in Cornwall being a short drive to Lizard Point. Enjoy a stroll to the beach and in the evenings stroll to the pub and restaurant as well as some excellent walks along the coast and National Trust headline. You will be spoilt for choice with a variety of sandy beaches and coves as well as attractions to suit all tastes including Goonhilly Earth Station, RNAS Culdrose with its viewing area, Minack Theatre, Helston's market, Lands End, Flambards Theme Park, plenty of quaint fishing villages like Porthleven, golf, riding, fishing and much more.

Full use of the communal steep terraced gardens with seating and swimming pool (open from end of May to the middle of September) as well as use of a communal video library. All 3 apartments have ample off-road parking. Bed linen included. Electric is by £1 meter. Beach and pub walking distance, shop 1 mile. A security deposit of £25 is payable to the owner on arrival. Please do not arrive before 4.30pm.

Spinnakers is a breathtaking first floor apartment overlooking Mullion Cove. Recently refurbished to an excellent standard it will suit discerning guests who require modern spacious accommodation with glorious views. The accommodation offers two bedrooms: 1 king-size with sea views and 1 twin with countryside views. There is a large family bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Open-plan fully-fitted kitchen with electric cooker, microwave, washing machine, dishwasher and fridge with small freezer compartment. Lounge with sea views, SkyTV and hi-fi. Separate dining room. Heating is included and is via night storage heaters. Regret no smoking or pets in this apartment. A security deposit of £25 is payable to the owner on arrival. Price: £355 - 835 per week

This attractive farmhouse wing is set in glorious Cornish countryside, at the end of a long driveway on a working cattle farm, just 2 miles away from Mullion. The farmland borders onto an area of marshland, one of the largest reed beds in Europe, and a site of special scientific interest. Mullion is a large popular village on the Lizard Peninsula with an array of shops, pubs, cafes, restaurants, craft shops, art galleries and a 15th century church. You will also be positioned just a short distance away from the beautiful Mullion Cove, which has a pretty working harbour. There are many local attractions around the area that provide something for everyone’s taste, along with lots of sandy beaches and sheltered coves dotted along the coastline, the closest being the popular Poldhu Cove which is only 1.5 miles away.

The accommodation offers two bedrooms: 1 twin and 1 double. Bathroom: with shower over and WC. Lounge/diner: with a traditional open fire, TV, video and DVD. Kitchen: with electric cooker, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher and microwave. Outside: there is garden furniture and a BBQ. There is also a large grassed garden and a games barn with pool table, dartboard and table football. Amenities: ample parking. Bed linen, electric, first bag of coal and night storage heating included. Towels for hire. Regret no smoking inside the property and no pets. Location: beach, golf course and pub all within 1.5 miles. Price: £275 - 595 per week

Sandpiper is an attached south-facing bungalow situated in a courtyard of 12 bungalows located in an absolutely breathtaking area on top of Mullion cliff over looking the ocean. The coastal path is right on your doorstep and will take you along miles of clifftop walking in either direction, discovering beaches and coves. Britain’s most southerly point on the Lizard peninsula, Mullion is the largest village on the Lizard with a selection of shops, restaurants, cafes, craft shops and art galleries. Well known resorts of Falmouth, Penzance, Newquay and St. Ives are all less than an hours drive away. There are attractions to suit all tastes from the High Tech Goonhilly Satellite Earth Station, the fun of Flambards Theme Park in Helston and much more. After an exciting day out why not relax on the south-facing deck area with a glass of wine.

The accommodation offers two bedrooms: 1 double and 1 twin. Shower room: modern with WC. Lounge/kitchen/diner: open-plan with TV, DVD, hi-fi, cooker, microwave, fridge with ice compartment and laundry facilities are available in the shared laundry room. Outside: south-facing decked area with garden furniture and a shared lawn area (about an acre) where there is a BBQ area and benches on which to enjoy the fantastic sea and cliff views. Amenities: allocated parking for 1 car. Bed linen, electric and electric heating included. Towels for hire. Regret no smoking. 1 small dog by arrangement. Location: pub and shop 1 mile. Hotel with a bar and restaurant walking distance. Mullion Cove is a 5 minute walk, other beaches close by. Arrival: 4pm. Price: £290 - 615 per week

This lovely detached farmhouse is situated in its own enclosed gardens and is close to the village of Mullion with its beautiful cove, pubs and shop. For the more adventurous, Lizard Point is also a delightful clifftop walk in the other direction. The Lizard Peninsular is the perfect spot for a relaxing break in one of Cornwall's most popular areas and yet you will still be a short drive to a host of popular beaches, sheltered coves and attractions to suit all tastes which include Lands End, Tate Gallery at St Ives, Flambards Theme Park and The Eden Project. Why not visit the owners farm opposite The Cider Barn on the Lizard Road and sample the farmhouse cream teas available in her tea rooms. In the evenings relax in the large enclosed gardens with seating and BBQ surrounded by the owner's fields.

The accommodation offers three bedrooms: 1 double and 1 twin, both with sea views and 1 further twin. There is also a useful cot room if required. Bathroom: with shower over, separate WC. Further shower room with WC downstairs. Lounge: with TV, video, DVD and open fire (first basket of logs free). Dining room: with TV, Freeview and gas fire. Kitchen: large and well-equipped with cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer. Outside: enclosed garden with seating and BBQ. Amenities: ample parking. Bed linen, electric and towels included. Central heating by £1 meter. Payphone. Regret no pets. Location: beaches approximately 3 miles, shops and pubs at Mullion approximately 2 miles. Price: £340 - 795 per week

A warm welcome awaits your arrival at Trenance Farm, the perfect base for exploring the unique & magical Lizard peninsula. 3 to 4 star self catering cottages are situated in 13 acres of peaceful countryside halfway between the village and Mullion and Polurrian Coves.

Open all Year. Pets Welcome Price: £245 - 800 per week

A delightful Cornish fisherman's cottage with many traditional features, beams, wooden floors and large granite inglenook fireplace. To the front of the property is an enclosed decked seating area surrounded by a variety of plants.
Porthleven is an historic and picturesque fishing harbour overlooking Mounts Bay. Ideally located between Lands End and Lizard Point this is a beautiful place to visit or base for your holiday in Cornwall.
It is a short walk to the water and beach, shops and restaurants in the village or further afield to explore to Penzance, Helston or the Lizard Peninsula.

A beautifully appointed first floor apartment situated in a small secluded courtyard development, 50 yards from the harbour. The beach, restaurants and pubs are all within easy walking distance. Porthleven has a Grade ll listed harbour. The village remains unspoilt yet providing for all your holiday needs. It is located on the south west coastal path. Penzance, St Ives and the Helford river are all within 30 minutes drive. The apartment is furnished to a very good standard, all accommodation being on one floor. Shop and pub 100 yards.

All on first floor: Lounge/kitchen diner with oak floors, 2 bedrooms - 1 twin, 1 double with en-suite bathroom with corner bath, toilet & basin, separate shower room with toilet & basin. Price: £300 - 599 per week

This wonderful detached house with far-reaching views over the Lizard Peninsula to Falmouth, the sea, and beyond, offers a high level of holiday accommodation in one of Cornwall's most popular areas. A short drive to a wealth of popular beaches with attractions to suit all tastes which include Goonhilly Earth Station, Flambards Theme Park, The Eden Project, Lost Gardens of Heligan and more. In the evenings stroll to the traditional village with two family pubs both serving good food.

The accommodation offers four bedrooms: 2 doubles, 1 twin and 1 small bunks. One downstairs bathroom and one downstairs shower room, both with WCs. Compact kitchen with cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Dining room. Utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Two lounges, one with TV and DVD player, the other with TV, video, Freeview and open fire. Large gardens with BBQ and furniture. Allocated off-road parking. Bed linen, electric, and full central heating included. Dogs welcome. Beach 1.5 miles, pubs and shops walking distance. Please do not arrive before 4pm. Price: £455 - 985 per week

Set within one of the country's most beautifully rugged landscapes, the Lizard Peninsula, which is home to some of the most breathtaking scenery, clifftop walks passing old disused mine works and numerous hidden coves and the famous Helford River is just 2 miles away. Trelease Farmhouse offers the best of both worlds. In this quiet farm setting, relaxation is mandatory, however when you have recharged your batteries, adventures await throughout West Cornwall. Working alongside the Countryside and Forestry Commission, the owners strive to run the farm along organic lines and in 2000 they planted 6000 new trees, installed wind turbines and created a 3 mile woodland walk around the farm. Helston, with its vast choice of pubs, shops and restaurants is just a short drive. However, if activity is what you fancy, Penzance, the area capital, offers a wide range of activities from sailing, helicopter trips, bowling, laser shooting as well as a selection of restaurants, shops and pubs. A must visit for any trip to Cornwall is Lands End, the most Westerly point of England; you cannot help but be taken back by the panoramic views. Just a short drive away is the maritime town of Falmouth, famed for its castle and naval history, its array of boutique shops and seafood restaurants.

This grand farmhouse offers you the chance to stay in a slice of Cornwall, offering five bedrooms: 1 master double with four-poster bed and bunk beds just off, 2 twin bedrooms, and 1 unusual retreat bedroom, that is reached through the kitchen, and is on 2 levels with its own en-suite shower room offering 1 double bedroom with 2 single beds (that are reached via steep stairs); the perfect room for the older children to enjoy their own space on holiday. Bathroom: also situated on the first floor, with bath and WC. Downstairs shower room with WC. Lounge: spacious area where you are greeted by all the period features you would expect from a property mentioned in the Doomsday Book, with beams made from the old shipwrecks off the coast, and large inglenook fireplace with millstone hearth (first basket of logs supplied). Kitchen/diner: with an Aga stove, larder area, electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. The large pine table offers ample seating for everyone to enjoy each others company. Outside: french doors lead out of the lounge into the large well established garden, which is a fully enclosed sun trap, complete with sunken patio and BBQ. Games barn: with a pool table and dart board shared with 1 smaller holiday cottage. Amenities: ample parking. Bed linen, electric, first basket of logs and night storage heating included. Regret no pets or smoking in the property. Location: beach, shop and pub 2 miles. Arrival: 3pm. Price: £545 - 1285 per week