Property details

Corner House, as featured in English Cottage Interiors by Hugh Lander, is a delightful traditional fisherman`s cottage. It is full of character with a lovely old polished Cornish range at one end of the 22 ft living room. Situated only 100 yards from the sea, the cottage stands at the beginning of one of the cliff walks, which runs to an old mill and then on to Kennack Sands. A visitor once wrote "the house wrapped its arms around us immediately and gave us a big hug. We loved it!!"

ACCOMMODATION: GROUND FLOOR: LIVING/DINING ROOM: with Cornish range and "fringle" (an old bread oven) now used to keep coal for the open fire. Sky digital TV, DVD and CD player. KITCHEN: with south facing stable door to look out on the cliff path, new electric cooker, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and microwave. BATHROOM: with bath, shower and washbasin. FIRST FLOOR: DOUBLE BEDROOM: with views along the coast path. TWIN BEDROOM. SINGLE BEDROOM. WC: with small basin. PATIO: completely private small rear patio providing a veritable suntrap, table and chairs provided. HEATING: night storage and solid fuel (coal incl. in rental). PARKING: spaces can be found in the cove and there is a season ticket for the main car park 500 yards away. SPECIAL NOTES: tea towels provided; the cottage has low beams and doorways so it may be necessary to duck now and again! Electricity is supplied by a £1 coin meter. Security Deposit: £100.

20 September 2019

We had a wonderful week in Corner House - such a lovely, characterful and charming cottage. There was so much history and quirkiness, but also everything you could ask for in a holiday cottage (and all of it working, including the excellent WiFi). It couldn't have been more cosy and comfortable - perfect in every way, including the weather. We will definitely be back.

Mr and Mrs Jones, West Sussex

11 October 2019

It was a pleasure and a privilege to stay in Corner House. The love that has gone into everything just beams out, creating a wonderful atmosphere which is unique. We loved coming back after a windy/rainy/sunny cliff walk, lighting the fire and brewing up. (A wonderful collection of marine books too). Don't miss the fishermen singing in the pub on Friday nights, when you'll get a warm welcome from the landlord and his wife. The folk night on Tuesdays is also worth a visit. Leggy's pasties in Ruan Minor are great - a 10 minute walk up the road. Too many things to see and do to mention. A very special treat and we will come back to Cadgwith and wonderful Corner House.

Martin Brown, Gloucestershire