The Crag
The Crag
Coastal holiday cottage sleeping 8 people in 4 bedrooms
ref.: RUR405007
- Enclosed Garden
- Log Burner/Open Fire
- On Site Parking
- Beach Nearby
Situated 60 yards from the sea with 180 degree uninterrupted panoramic views, The Crag offers spacious accommodation for up to eight guests in four bedrooms, two of which are en-suite.
Property type | Cottage |
Average weekly price | £100 |
Sleeps | 8 |
Bedrooms | 4 |
Parking | 3 cars |
Dogs | Sorry we don’t allow pets |
Internet access | yes |
Full list of facilities at this property...
- Enclosed Garden
- Log Burner/Open Fire
- On Site Parking
- Beach Nearby
- Well placed for walking holidays
- Great for Cycling holidays
- Sorry, no dogs
- Sleeps eight guests (maximum four adults)
- Four bedrooms
- Two en-suite shower rooms and separate family bathroom
- Original hall with arts and crafts mosaic floor and stain glass windows and doors
- Wood burning stove
- WiFi
- Children over 9 years old welcome. The property is not suitable for younger children or babies
- Please supervise your children at all times in the garden, due to the proximity of the sea
- Sorry, no pets
- Parking for four cars in a private drive
- Helicopter access to garden is weather dependent
- Regrettably, stag or hen parties can not be accommodated
- Minimum stay three nights.
This fabulous Arts and Crafts villa sits in an acre of grounds on a front line cliff top, some 300 ft above sea level with breath-taking 180 degrees panoramic views of the sea and bay. As one of England’s most southerly houses, it benefits from the warmer and sunnier microclimate of the Lizard Peninsula, renowned for its sandy beaches and coves and most recently used for the latest television series of Poldark. The garden gate opens onto the coastal path offering miles of stunning circular walks. Three hundred yards from the gate, along the costal path lies the small sandy beach of Housel Bay, which is hardly ever overcrowded and when exposed at low tide, is ideal for guests to enjoy right at their doorstep.
The house is the last one before the sea on a 'no through road' in a hamlet of fifteen houses and although secluded, is not isolated, with the Lizard village only half a mile away with a small selection of food shops, cafes and pubs - not forgetting Ann’s famous pasty shop. Next door, below the house, is an exclusive family run hotel offering superb meals and the owner always looks after guests of The Crag, even providing breakfast if required!
Well worth the extra journey, the Crag offers home from home comfort all year round, lovingly restored and retaining the original features of the hall mosaic floor and stain glass hall windows. The spectacular views from the principle rooms, front bedrooms and outside patio are some of the most iconic in Cornwall, looking across the Bay and the Lighthouse, and feature in many calendars. Huge picture windows and patio doors facing south to the sea allow maximum light and optimise the sea views to enjoy a summer evening or watch the Atlantic storms below in the winter ,curled up by the log fire. The Lizard Lighthouse is half a mile away and ensures the safety of the many boats passing in the channels. There are numerous sandy coves on the Lizard – Kynance, Mullion, Coverack and Kennack to name but a few – with the superb sailing waters of the Helford River nearby made famous by Daphne Du Maurier, and further afield Gweek Seal Sanctuary, Flambards Adventure Park and Porthleven, with the famous Rick Stein restaurant. Larger towns of Falmouth, St Ives and Penzance with St Michael’s Mount are all within easy reach, as is the cathedral city of Truro. In spring and summer, there are numerous famous gardens in which to appreciate magnificent camellias, azaleas and rhododendrons. Roskillys famous ice cream is also locally made near Coverack and offers tea rooms and farm trials. In Mullion, there is the Chocolate Factory where you can watch chocolates being made. Crab and lobster are a local delicacy, with fishing and sailing available locally as well as golf and horse riding.
This holiday at a glance
- Sleeps eight guests (maximum four adults)
- Four bedrooms.
- Two en-suite shower rooms and separate family bathroom.
- Original hall with arts and crafts mosaic floor and stain glass windows and doors.
- Wood burning stove.
- WiFi.
- Children over 9 years old welcome. The property is not suitable for younger children or babies.
- Please supervise your children at all times in the garden, due to the proximity of the sea.
- Sorry, no pets.
- Parking for four cars in a private drive.
- Helicopter access to garden is weather dependent.
- Regrettably, stag or hen parties can not be accommodated.
- Minimum stay three nights.
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