Property details

Rene`s Cottage is a thatched traditional fisherman`s cottage at the entrance to Cadgwith Cove. Henry Jane was one of those very fishermen and also coxswain of the Cadgwith lifeboat. He lived there many years with his wife Irene (Rene). You can relax in front of the glowing woodburner as the winter storms lash the cove and imagine the coxswain hearing the maroons from many of the wrecks that hit the rocks close by. You can also wake up here on a sunny morning and just listen to the seagulls and the waves outside – this is a carefully modernised iconic property close to the pub, restaurant, craft shops and beach from which the local fishing boats depart for sea. No holiday would be complete without sampling a freshly caught lobster or crab. This is a wonderful place to stay!

ACCOMMODATION: GROUND FLOOR: KITCHEN: very tastefully fitted and equipped with electric cooker, microwave and fridge. LOUNGE/DINING ROOM: table and chairs, armchair and settee, freeview TV, DVD player and a wood burning stove in a stone alcove. FIRST FLOOR: BATHROOM: with corner bath, shower, washbasin and WC. DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM. PARKING: space for one car beside the cottage. HEATING: wood burning stove and electric heaters. PETS: one small pet only. Security Deposit: £100. For customer reviews click the Guest Book button above.

02 September 2016

David and Elaine Roberts, Leicestershire A wonderful four days - a delightful birthday treat. Rene's Cottage has a very interesting history and the village seems to have retained a lovely sense of community. We have enjoyed some beautiful weather, allowing us to walk the coastal paths and swim in the sea.

09 June 2016

Robert Walpole, Dorset We had a great holiday at Rene's Cottage, made even better by the fantastic weather we had. We particularly liked the history of the cottage, the location of the property and the friendliness of the locals and holidaymakers in the nearby cottages. If the holiday was scored marks out of ten, my wife and I would have scored it ten out of ten. We wouldn't change anything - it's perfect as it is.