Poldark Charming Mousehole Cottage with Net Loft

Description

Summer months bookings-sat to sat

From the moment you arrive at Poldark Cottage, it sets the scene for a truly traditional Cornish holiday. Poldark Cottage is a Grade II listed, 18th Century cottage which has heaps of character. Located right in the heart of the charming village of Mousehole, it is perfectly positioned to relish every moment in this quaint fishing port, a pebbles throw from the harbour side and beach.

This charming cottage provides open plan living in a sitting/dining room with open fire and well equipped galley kitchen. Sleeping four upstairs in the main property it also has the great addition of the Net Loft, accessed through a secure internal passageway, where a further two adults can be accommodated with their own shower room and snug.

Please note this property is set to a 7 night min and Saturday check in during school summer holidays.

Cottage Layout

Front courtyard with small outdoor seating with partial views to the side of the harbour.

Entrance way- Entering into the open plan lounge, kitchen and dining area.

Door beyond the kitchen to the Net Loft with a separate entrance-
Shower room with w.c and washing machine.
Double bedroom
Snug with sofa, Tv and kettle.

First Floor-
Twin Bedroom with chest of drawers
Double bedroom with wardrobe and chest of drawers

Shower Room.

The cottage does not come with parking although in our directions description it will tell you where is best to park.

Neighbourhood Description
Mousehole (pronounced Mowzel) is a small fishing village situated just over three miles south of Penzance. It was once a busy harbour, famous for landing huge catches of Pilchards. The village has kept much of its historic character and today is very popular with visitors during the summer.

The Mousehole Christmas Lights are famous throughout Cornwall and beyond and are put up (and taken down) each year by a dedicated team of volunteers. Tom Bawcock’s Eve (23 December) is always celebrated with great enthusiasm in the village; it celebrates the efforts of Tom Bawcock, the legendary Mousehole fisherman, who is said to have saved the villagers from starvation by going out in a severe storm to fish.

Mousehole is an idyllic village and fishing port with quaint cobbled streets full of bistros and art-galleries. Sit on the harbour and admire views of St Michael’s Mount or take a short drive to nearby Marazion to walk along the golden sands.

Mousehole is a great community with a fantastic atmosphere, and self catering in Mousehole is effortless. Enjoy harbour views and artisan foods at Mousehole Deli & kitchen, afternoon tea at the Tremayne Tea Room or sit down for an evening meal at 2 Fore Street, a French bistro-style restaurant on Mousehole harbour front. Finish off your evening with a pint of local ale at the Ship Inn, one of the famous St Austell Brewery establishments.