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Secluded Woodland Cottage, Close To SW Coast Path

St Keverne, Cornwall

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Little Trembraze, an intriguing mill workers’ cottage built in 1840, is nestled in the picturesque village of St Keverne, Cornwall, just a mile from the coast. Recently renovated, this cozy retreat accommodates two guests and boasts a warm ambiance with features such as a log burner and air source heating, making it ideal for autumn and winter stays. In the summer, the private garden transforms into a vibrant tropical paradise, adorned with colorful wildflowers, gunnera, and even banana trees, offering a serene escape for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.

The cottage is surrounded by a rich tapestry of wildlife, with opportunities to spot foxes, badgers, and various bird species, including song thrushes and owls. The nearby beaches and coastal paths provide chances to observe seals, basking sharks, and dolphins, making it a haven for wildlife watchers. The Lizard Peninsula is crisscrossed with public footpaths and bridleways, allowing for extensive walking routes, and the South West Coast Path is easily accessible for those looking to explore the stunning coastline.

Local attractions include the breathtaking Helford River and Frenchman's Creek, where visitors can enjoy scenic walks through National Trust land. The area is rich in history and natural beauty, featuring sites like Poltesco with its ancient serpentine stone works and Lizard Point, the UK's southernmost point, known for its rare Cornish choughs. Little Trembraze offers year-round appeal, with outdoor seating options to soak up the sun and a cozy interior designed for comfort during inclement weather, complete with a comfortable sofa and efficient heating.

St Keverne, the nearby village, provides essential amenities such as pubs, a butcher’s, and a delightful restaurant called The Greenhouse, where reservations are recommended. For those interested in local produce, Gear Farm offers seasonal game and fresh ingredients. While the cottage lacks Wi-Fi and has limited mobile reception, it promises a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle. Guests can choose between a kingsize bed or two singles in the bedroom, but should note the low beams and narrow staircase may pose challenges for some. A unique offering by the host, Deanne Greenwood, a Medical Herbalist, includes herbal medicine consultations for those interested in exploring this field further.

  • Coast Nearby
Weekly from £644

 

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