Mousehole nr Penzance

SETTING THE SCENE

Cornwall's unique character comes from its historic landscape, spectacular coastline and secret coves. Perhaps more than any other part of the county, west Cornwall embodies these qualities being blessed with stunning white sandy beaches and clear blue waters for some of the best surfing and diving in the UK. Referred to as "The loveliest village in England" by Dylan Thomas, Mousehole's pretty stone cottages, the Ship Inn, restaurants and art galleries are clustered around the small stone harbour. Whilst West Cornwall is renowned for its' awe-inspiring scenery, coastline, arts scene and surfing, the area has become a foodie hotspot now too with a host of highly acclaimed restaurants in Penzance, Newlyn and Mousehole. The harbour-side town of Penzance offers a wide range of amenities, shops, supermarkets and schooling. Above the harbour, Chapel Street is famous for its galleries and historic Georgian architecture. The much painted Lamorna Cove to the south is well known for its links to the famous Newlyn School of Artists including Sir Alfred Munnings PRA, and further west the cliff-top Minack Theatre attracts visitors from far and wide. Communications to Cornwall have improved greatly with the A30 now mostly dual carriageway from the M5 at Exeter to Penzance. Lands End Airport offers facilities for private aircraft, besides training, scenic flights and regular flights to the Isles of Scilly connecting to Bristol and Southampton. The London Paddington to Penzance mainline terminus overlooks Mount's Bay just yards from the sea.


THE TOUR

A very special pair of cottages, tucked away just above the hatbour and behind the coastal footpath in the heart of the enchanting harbour village of Mousehole, quite literally just a stone's throw away from the waters edge.
Well-located for the lively attractions of the local area both within the village and in the surrounding coastline, the versatile property is currently arranged as a 2-bedroom cottage and a separate 1-bedroom cottage across the private courtyard.
Believed to have historically served as net lofts for fishermen, the cottages have been cleverly converted using a considered colour palette and a beautiful blend of original features and striking design elements. Thoughtfully laid out to preserve the buildings original charm, they offer a tranquil harbourside retreat in a quiet corner of one of Cornwall's most picturesque fishing villages.

STEP OUTSIDE

A private, enclosed courtyard adjoins the two properties and offers the perfect sheltered spot for gatherings and and al fresco dining. There is a useful locker/store in the corner of the courtyard.
  
SERVICES 

Mains water and electricity, private drainage and electric central heating.


DISTANCES (all distances approximate)

Newlyn 2 miles, Penzance (mainline railway station) 4 miles


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