Property details

Campion Cottage is a traditional thatched cottage with whitewashed walls and pale blue windows nestling into the hillside of Cadgwith cove. This is a very pretty cottage only 50 yards from the sea and the beach. Guests often wander the few yards with their morning cup of coffee to watch the fishing boats and all the daily activity on the beach. The cottage catches the evening sun so you can relax with a glass of wine. It is situated at the entrance to the cliff path leading you to Poltesco and Kennack Sands - perhaps one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline on the Lizard Peninsula. The old beams and granite inglenook fireplace remind you of days gone by, but you have all the advantages of open plan living with a fully modernised kitchen, and WiFi to keep in touch with the real world. It is a delightful and cheerful place to stay for your seaside holiday, close to the pub, restaurant and shops in the cove.

ACCOMMODATION: GROUND FLOOR: open plan LIVING AREA. KITCHEN AREA: fully equipped with electric cooker, microwave, fridge with small freezer compartment, new dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. LOUNGE AREA: with settee and armchairs, woodburning stove, Freesat TV, DVD player. DINING AREA: complete with wooden dining table and built in church pew wooden seating. Open tread wooden staircase to the FIRST FLOOR: DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM. TWIN BEDDED ROOM. BUNK BEDDED ROOM for 2 children. BATHROOM: with bath and overhead shower, wash basin and WC. HEATING: woodburning stove and electric heaters. PARKING: parking can be found around the cove but if not there is a season ticket for the main car park situated approximately 500 yards away.You can load and unload in front of or just behind the cottage. SPECIAL NOTES: £1 or £2 coin meter for electricity. Cot and high chair available. Please note that the twin and bunk bedded rooms are small with limited storage space. The bunk beds are suitable for children only. Security Deposit: £100.00.

07 June 2018

We loved the cottage and had a super holiday. Wonderful cliff walks, amazing flowers and birds, and good food and entertainment at the friendly pub. Thank you so much.

Jeremy and Juliet Moss, Oxfordshire

11 June 2021

We loved our stay in Cadgwith. It’s the perfect base for coastal walks and exploring the local area. Recommend ‘folk nights’ on Tuesdays at the inn. Thank you so much.

Anna and James, London