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Changeover day:
Flexible
Access:
Car advised Nearest amenities: 0.5 km
Notes:
No pets allowed Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
Trewood Cottage is a charming 2 bedroom cottage with beautiful views across the Cagwith Cove valley. It provides very comfortable accommodation and has its own patio and sheltered garden, which makes a lovely suntrap and provides seating to enjoy alfresco meals. The cottage features an art deco bathroom with a shower and bath and bespoke wood kitchen with granite worktops. In the living area there is a wood burning stove and french doors lead onto the patio area. The sea is only five minutes walk away so you are able to enjoy all the delights in the cove, where you can bathe and watch the daily activities of the local fishermen. Parking space is available next to the cottage.
You can enjoy freshly caught fish and crab in the Old Cellars Restaurant or in the Cadgwith Cove Inn, the local pub and social hub of the village. The Inn is the venue for a thriving Folk Club on Tuesday nights and traditional Cornish singing every Friday. In high season, seafood barbecues, fishing competitions, gig racing, a regatta and a folk music day are social highlights. If the car beckons then don't forget the Eden Project, St Michael's Mount, St Ives, Land's End are all an easy drive away.
Cadgwith Cove
living area
dining / kitchen area
Trewood Cottage
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The West Country / Cornwall region
Cornwall enjoys an excellent climate with very mild winters and summers that are almost Mediterranean in nature. This climate has in turn helped with the growth and development of a wealth of botanical gardens in Cornwall that have become renown worldwide.
Located at the southernmost end of the British Isle, in the county of Cornwall, the Lizard Peninsula is bordered on three sides by the sea, and the Helford River to the north. The name the Lizard is believed by some to come from the Cornish word “lezou” meaning headland. The National Trust owns a major proportion of the peninsula, and this helps in keeping it unspoilt and unchanged. Designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Lizard Peninsula has some of the most spectacular scenery in Cornwall.
There are many small coves, once used by smugglers to land their kegs of French Brandywine, and beaches to be found at the Lizard, and the South-West coastal path is very popular with walkers. When people come to the Lizard they are inspired by the scenery to write, take photographs and paint. Many people go there just to escape the hustle and bustle of their daily lives.
The Peninsula has a maritime past and many shipwrecks can be seen all along the coastline. From old barquentines and schooners, to steamships from the late twentieth century, even fishing vessels that capsized near the coastline, and old submarines rusting in the waves, are all just a part of the scenery
Cadgwith area
Cadgwith is a picturesque fishing village with whitewashed thatched cottages lining the sides of the valley and a small fleet of colourful fishing boats winched up on the shingle beach. The fact that the boats are still in use and the local pub (The Cadgwith Cove Inn) is renown for it's singing of Cornish songs of a Friday evening is testament to the traditional character of this village still being alive and well. The village also has a thriving gig club. Cadgwith featured in the film 'Ladies in Lavender'.
The cove has two beaches - the fishing beach where you can watch the daily activities of the fishermen. A small rocky outcrop called the Todden separates this from the adjacent (swimming) beach
Villages and places of interest: Cadgwith, Porthleven, Mullion, Coverack, Porthallow, St Keverne, Porthoustock, Helford River, Frenchman's Creek, Port Navas, Durgan, Manaccan, Goonhilly Downs.
Interesting towns: Helston, Falmouth, St Ives, Newlyn, Penzance, Truro.
Gardens nearby: Trebah, Glendurgan, Trengwainton, Trelissick, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, The Eden Project.
Things to do: Golf (at Mullion), short golf (at Helston), horse riding (from Ruan Minor), cycling (from Mullion), fishing (boat trips from Cadgwith), diving (at Porthkerris or Cadgwith) and surfing (best at Porthleven and Kennack Sands).
Events: 8th May, Helston Flora Day. 2nd July, Ruan Minor Vintage Rally. Mid July, St Keverne Ox Roast. All August, Regattas and fishing festivals in the area. Every Tuesday night, Folk singing in Cadgwith Pub. Every Friday, traditional maritime singing in Cadgwith Pub. At Christmas time most Cornish villages are decorated with fairy lights at night and on Christmas Day there is swimming at Cadgwith and Coverack.
How to get there
If you are travelling by road from anywhere outside of Devon and heading to the west of Cornwall, the most direct route is likely to include the M5 and then the A30. The cottage is 20 minutes drive from Helston.
Air travel to Newquay from Stansted, Gatwick, Leeds, Bradford, Bristol and Dublin (90 minutes drive).
Travel by train to Redruth, then onwards by bus or taxi (45 minutes drive).
Please contact the owner for further details.
Nearest Travel Links
Airport:
Newquay or Plymouth
Railway:
Redruth, Falmouth, Penzance or Truro
Ferry:
Falmouth or Plymouth
Activities near Cadgwith
Sports: Horse Riding Golf within 30 mins drive Fishing
Great for: Walking holidays Rural / countryside retreats Beach or lakeside relaxation Cycling holidays
Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seating for 4, Lounge seating for 4, Sleeps maximum of 4
Other:
Please check with the advertiser regarding linen and towels. Highchair available.
Outdoors:
Private garden
Access:
Secure parking
Further details indoors: Accommodation:
Ground Floor: Entrance hallway. Double and twin Bedrooms. Both stylishly furnished. Bathroom: art deco style suite with bath, shower, WC and washbasin. Washing machine and tumble drier in airing cupboard.
Upstairs to Main Living room. Kitchen area with much use of natural wood, newly fitted with granite worktop, electric cooker, dishwasher, fridge/freezer. Dining table and chairs and Lounge area with wood burning stove. Colour TV and DVD player. Beautiful views across Cadgwith. French doors lead to private patio and garden area.
Parking: On the driveway next to the cottage.
Heating: oil fired central heating.
Further details outdoors: French doors lead to a private patio and garden area, a lovely suntrap ideal for alfresco dining. There is a wooden playhouse for children.
Private parking space next to the cottage.
Conditions
Linen is provided. Guests are requested to bring their own towels.
Highchair and cot included free of charge (we request that guests bring their own cot linen).
Rental rates
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Guestbook for Trewood Cottage
'Had a great time - Eden Project, Poldhu, sailing at St. Anthony, now off to Cadgwith for another great walk!' Mr and Mrs H, County Durham, August 2005.
'A fantastic cottage in a lovely village; we were all charmed.' Mr and Mrs W, London, May 2007.
'A lovely place, very comfortable, just what was wanted. Really enjoyed our stay and we were blessed with the weather as well.' Mr and Mrs W, W. Yorkshire, September 2007.
'Trewood cottage has an aura of calm and tranquility about it that allows ones self to relax and blend in with the local surrounding. Very comfortable and clean with good all round facilities. Especially the bath!' Mrs M, Hampshire - June 2009
'Lovely house, lovely village, great walks & pub (especially on Friday night) we'll be back!' Mr and Mrs B, Staffs, September 2007.
'Comfortable and welcoming accommodation and a realfire. Great!' Mr and Mrs S, New Year 2008.
'Lovely cottage, thank you! Esp bathroom!' Our son's first experience of sand, sea and the best bit of his holiday was his bucket and spade.' Mr and Mrs P, Aberdeenshire, May 2008.
'Our 3rd visit to Cadgwith in 12 months. Once again Simon and Finhave made our holiday accommodation comfortable and tastefully presented. What a bonus to have a swimmong pool sized bath! Thank you again for thinking of all the details which have helped us to have an excellent holiday. We'll be back!' Mr & Mrs L, Newtown - July 2009
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Fiona Fletcher
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