Newlyn Cottage, Newlyn

Cornwall. Sleeps up to 8

Newlyn Cottage doesn’t just offer spectacular views of the bustling fishing village of Newlyn from its privileged hillside vantage point, it is an absolutely feast of stunning interior design. This four bedroom, luxury holiday home is ideally located to enjoy the delights of the splendid Lizard Peninsula. The vibrant town of Penzance is just along the road and in the other direction you can visit the iconic village of Mousehole and the breathtaking Lands End or you can head north to the foodie harbour front of St Ives. Newlyn Cottage sleeps eight guests in superb comfort and is also pet friendly.

This Cornish gem is flooded with light throughout and offers wonderful social spaces. The stylish kitchen diner features a top notch range cooker, beautiful kitchen units and a gorgeous granite-topped island with a breakfast bar where guests can keep the chefs company while they cook up a feast. A lovely stone feature is used for shelving and at the dining end, guests can enjoy the stone fireplace and wood burning stove. The dining table and chairs are sophisticated and very stylish. An ancient grandfather clock sits proudly next to the fireplace and double doors open to a gorgeous terrace for alfresco dining. The spectacular seascapes over the bay are sure to impress.

After a day enjoying this rugged coastline, guests can relax in the elegant living room. Sumptuous sofas and chairs in different colours are positioned perfectly so that you can enjoy the large, wall-mounted smart TV with Blu-ray player or nestle comfortably to enjoy one of the many books on the shelves. The styling of this room is fabulous and the artwork is mesmerising. There is also a second gorgeous living room, complete with a log burning stove, a perfect spot to enjoy the Sunday newspapers.

The bedrooms are an absolute delight, all with fabulous, bold colour schemes and luxurious furnishings. There are two super kings, one king and one twin bedroom, all enjoying sensational sea views. Two of the bedrooms boast exquisite en-suite bathrooms and the other two share a fabulous family bathroom. The master is lavish with an indulgent freestanding bath for relaxing evening soaks and incredible panoramic seascapes. You will find outstanding walk-in rain showers, his and hers sinks with a view and beautiful, ornate mirrors. The interior designers have certainly waved their magic on Newlyn Cottage!

Newlyn Cottage is a sensational holiday home, enjoying far reaching vistas of Mounts Bay and the Lizard Peninsula and decorated with flair and pizzazz. What an amazing spot at sunrise and sunset!

Newlyn Cottage enjoys a fabulous, hillside location overlooking the charming fishing village of Newlyn. It is home to one of the largest fishing fleets in the UK, with over 40 acres of harbour. All sorts of fishing vessels can be seen in the attractive harbour including beam trawlers, long liners, crabbers and small open boats used for hand-lining of mackerel in the bay. It is a sight to see! Newlyn has several galleries, some charming pubs and several cosy restaurants. The Newlyn Christmas lights are launched annually along with tunes from the Newlyn Male Voice Choir and followed by a traditional firework display. It is worth getting up early to experience the bustling fish market. The Newlyn Fish Festival is held each year on August Bank Holiday Monday when stalls and cafes take over the quays for the day.

The much loved fishing village of Mousehole boasts an even more famous Christmas light display and offers delightful original character, charm and beauty. The picturesque harbour is surrounded by narrow streets and yellow lichened houses, all huddled together. You will find pretty galleries, gift shops and restaurants along the harbour road. Make sure you take your camera!

Land’s End is famous for being the most south-westerly point in Britain. It is one of the most beautiful, naturally wild and unspoilt spots in Cornwall. The former smallholding is also known as the ‘First and Last’ due to its status as both the starting and ending point of the journey to or from John O’Groats in Scotland, the longest journey in the UK. It is definitely a must-visit with beautiful stretches of ancient coastline and awe-inspiring views. The first recorded name of Land’s End was ‘Penwith Steort’ dating back to 997. The iconic Land’s End signpost was established in the 1950’s when a local family-run business erected the now legendary Cornish icon.

Penzance is a major tourist and commercial centre in West Cornwall. The town is steeped in history with many monuments and historic sites. It boasts dramatic beaches and cliffs and offers much entertainment as well as hundreds of cafes and restaurants. On the moorland surrounding Penzance, there are numerous pre-historic Neolithic and Bronze Age tombs, monuments and settlements, some dating from over 5000 years ago.