Property details

Bowjy Cottage (the name means “cowshed” in Cornish) stands amongst a traditional working farmstead. Tucked away in this little unspoilt part of Cornwall you can enjoy beautiful sea views down to Godrevy Cove - a quiet sandy beach perfect for picnicking, fishing or just a spot of sunbathing. Smuggler stories abound about this cove, which can be reached on foot through the fields below the cottage.The detached cottage offers a lovely light living area leading onto an attractive patio. About half a mile away you will find the village of St Keverne – an interesting community focused around the village square – with good pubs, restaurants and shops.

ACCOMMODATION: GROUND FLOOR: Open plan Kitchen/Living/Dining area: KITCHEN AREA: with electric cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer – very well equipped. DINING AREA: with table and chairs, leads into lounge/conservatory area with comfortable seating, FreeSat TV, DVD, radio/CD player. BATHROOM: with bath, wash basin and WC. Washing machine and tumble dryer. MAIN DOUBLE BEDROOM: with double bed and ensuite shower room with WC. Two TWIN BEDROOMS. PATIO AND GARDEN AREA: with table and chairs and sea views. HEATING: full central heating. SPECIAL NOTES: All bedding now provided, but it is still necessary to bring towels. Security deposit: £100.

09 September 2023

We very much enjoyed our stay at Bowjy Cottage, which is the perfect place to relax and to discover the beautiful landscape of The Lizard. The view is breathtaking, the beach is wonderful and the walks along the coast are simply great! Sheila and Anthony are lovely hosts who made us feel very comfortable in their pretty little Eden.

Tilmann and Ellen, Cologne, Germany

03 September 2016

Lisa, Jon and family, Exmouth, Devon Wow! What a find Bowjy Cottage is. We have enjoyed the most wonderful week here. Thank you for providing such a clean, beautiful cottage that had everything we needed. We enjoyed walking down to Godrevy Cove, and up the lane and across the ponds to enjoy amazing ice cream at Roskilly's. We loved Porthallow and would definitely recommend a pint of Proper Job and dinner at The Five Pilchards. Our other food delights included pasties (enormous!) at Porthleven and a cream tea at the little café at Kennack Sands. However, our most enjoyable times were sitting in the sunny garden watching the ships go by, meeting the cows and having cheeky little visits from Bron (the dog) who we all loved. We can leave here feeling relaxed and ready to face a new term.