Mariner’s Cottage

SLEEPS 2 | 1 BEDROOM | 1 BATHROOM

Tucked away with it’s own private walled garden, Mariner’s Cottage sits all on one level with open plan living dining and a cosy wood fired stove. Step through the welcoming bright red door, and your eyes will be drawn to the impressive wood burner and tiled fireplace that sits proudly at the centre of this charming cottage. There is a super king-sized bed (which can convert to twin beds) and a bathroom with a shower over the bath (fixed & handheld head). Being on one floor and level throughout, it is therefore the most suited of the holiday cottages for mobility-impaired persons.

Enjoy the on-site facilities, from the tennis court and pitch and putt to the pretty gardens with their relaxation areas. Or simply enjoy the peace and quiet of your own cosy hideaway, far away from the hustle and bustle. You’ll have everything you need right on your doorstep and each cottage has a garden with a fire pit and furniture as well as a BBQ. You’re also free to wander through the hamlet and discover the duck pond or challenge yourselves to a game of croquet.

Pricing Info:

Prices start from £165 per night.

Low Season: 1st November – 31st March
High Season: 1st April – 31st October (and Christmas: 23rd December – 2nd January)

Features & Facilities:

• Kitchen and bathroom essentials
• Board games, jigsaws and playing cards
• Radio bluetooth speaker
• Smart TV
• Hairdryer
• Iron and board
• Nespresso coffee machine
• Vacuum
• First basket of logs complimentary
• Up to two well behaved dogs welcome (exercise area & local kennels available)
• Portable barbecues available
• Sun loungers, deck chairs, fire pit
• Cots and high chairs available free of charge
• Ample car parking
• Super-fast Wi-Fi
• Washing machine and tumble dryer available in laundry room located in main archway

All cottages are non-smoking.

The Local Area:

There’s plenty to do in the local area, with open countryside and the coast both a stone’s throw away. Visit the Eden Project or the Lost Gardens of Heligan to learn more about Cornwall’s unique climate and endangered plants from all over the world. Learn to surf at one of the many surf schools based at the local beaches or hire a boat for the day and take a trip along the River Looe. Stride out along the South West Coastal Path for stunning coastal scenery or head inland to the Deerpark Forest for another landscape entirely.