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Gweek House is a charming four-bedroom Victorian house located in the picturesque village of Gweek in Cornwall, South West of England. Surrounded by 1.5 acres of private gardens and woodland, the property offers peaceful seclusion and beautiful views of the surrounding countryside.
The house features a contemporary kitchen equipped for preparing meals, a formal dining area with a woodburning stove, and a cozy sitting room with large bay windows and another woodburning stove. A sunroom provides a quiet space for relaxation, while the four bedrooms offer elegant furnishings and plush beds for a comfortable night's sleep.
Guests can enjoy morning coffee overlooking the lush lawn and trees, and dine alfresco in the various seating areas around the property. The village of Gweek offers essential amenities such as a convenience store, pub, and café, as well as attractions like the Cornish Seal Sanctuary and Museum of Cornish Life.
Within easy reach are the Helford River for waterborne activities, the National Maritime Museum Cornwall, Pendennis Castle, and Blue Flag beaches. Explore the southernmost point of mainland Britain at Lizard, where you can visit Housel Bay Beach, Pistil Meadow, Lizard Lighthouse, and The Lizard Heritage Coast for coastal walks and stunning views.
With its ideal location and comfortable accommodations, Gweek House provides the perfect base for a memorable holiday exploring the beauty of Cornwall with family and friends.
Weekly price from £1010
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