Beaches, a theme park and horse riding are some of the nearby facilities – fantastic for a fun-filled, action packed family holiday! . Living room: With wooden floor.

Dining area: With wooden floor.

Kitchen: With breakfast area.

Study/TV room.

4 bedrooms: 1 double, 2 twin, one with en-suite shower room and toilet, one with en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and toilet (also accessed from hallway), 1 bunk. . Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen and Wi-Fi included. Towel hire. Cot and highchair. Gas wood burner in dining area. Two Freeview TV’s. Microwave, washer/dryer, dishwasher and fridge-freezer. Payphone. Garden with summer house, barbecue and garden furniture. Private parking for 1 car. No smoking. Please note: Pond, stream and drops in garden. . A short walk from the National Trust beauty spot of Mullion Cove and close to adjacent sandy coves, this lovely stone Cornish holiday cottage stands peacefully in a sunny sheltered garden. The flood-lit garden features a revolving cedar wood summerhouse (an ideal hide for bird-watchers), which is set between a lily pond and stream and there is an octagonal gazebo cum brick barbecue area. A cosy property with full central heating and gas stove. Wrapped up for the night in the summerhouse, sensible older children will be enthralled to watch badgers and foxes spending long hours digging for worms in the grass.

Located on the Lizard Peninsula, Mullion is Cornwall’s biggest village and is situated just a mile from the coast, where Mullion Cove lies with its unusual rock sculptures and small beach. Marking the spot where the first transatlantic radio transmission was made in 1901, the Marconi Monument can be seen at the cliff’s edge. Nearby Kynance Cove (the peninsula’s best known beach) is characterised by impressive cliffs, offshore islands and displays stacks and arches of serpentine rock. The beaches at Polurrian and Poldhu prove popular with surfers, whilst sandy beaches can be found at Church and Dollar coves.

Five miles north of the cottage is the stannary town of Helston, where tin ore was once extracted and sent to the port at Porthleven. Held each May, the well-known Floral Dance is performed here – men in top hats and women in summer dresses taking to the streets to re-enact a somewhat strange dance, which lasts for the greater part of the day. Younger family members will enjoy the theme park also found there, and the network of quiet country lanes connecting the inland villages with those on the coast provide a good way to explore the area, with cycle hire available at Helston. Just over half an hour’s drive away are Truro, Penzance, Falmouth, Redruth and St Ives. Golf, riding and pleasant coastal walks all found locally. Shops 400 yards, pub close by.

Free WiFi

Towels available for hire at £5 per person per week payable to the owner on arrival. The stairs at this property are open tread with gaps between the spindles on the staircase of more than 10cm. There is a pond and stream in the garden. There are drops in the grounds. The owner goes into the garden once a day to feed the fish in the pond. Please note there is limited mobile phone signal at the property.

Note: The gardener may sometimes be entering the garden for Non-Intrusive weather permitting maintenenance on the Property Garden, this will be Quiet maintenance, This May or may not happen during your stay, However if this is a problem, please contact the Owner on 01326 241 432, and this can be re-arranged.