Cottage adapté aux familles avec jardin | Avec animaux acceptés

Resting upon the outskirts of Lizard, Cornwall is 1 Trevalyan, a well-equipped, single-storey chalet. Within distance to the coastline and a hub of amenities, 1 Trevalyan offers an inviting base for a couple and their four-legged companions, looking to enjoy the delights of Cornwall. Benefit from a designated parking space, before unloading your belongings and heading indoors. Be greeted by a living/dining room, featuring an electric fire, plush sofa, Smart TV, and dining seating for two, providing plenty of space to unwind after a day of travelling. Next door you will locate the compact yet handy kitchen, where you can prepare meals to be enjoyed indoors or upon the private patio. As day turns into night, complete your routine in the shower room, before climbing into the sumptuous double bed, enveloped by calming and nautical tones. Once you're ready to explore, head into the village where you'll locate a Post Office, Tregullas Farm Shop, the Real Cornish Ice Cream shop, and a selection of cafes and pubs to take advantage of, before heading for Housel Bay Beach, the National Trust landmark of Lizard Point, and the breath-taking landscape of The Lizard Heritage Coast. Follow the South West Coast Path north, with the chance to take in the beauty of Mullion Cove or a visit to the harbour, before bird watching and unwinding from Mullion Island. With both the Museum of Cornish Life and Cornish Seal Sanctuary resting inland, be sure to add both popular attractions to your itinerary, before returning home for supper. Make memories as a two at 1 Trevalyan.The village of Lizard is situated on the Lizard Peninsula, the most southerly point in mainland England. Lizard offers a village green, small shops, a pub and cafes, with Lizard Lighthouse being the oldest mainland light in Cornwall. Lizard Peninsula is surrounded on three sides by the sea, with the fourth by the still waters of the Helford River, and boasts many golden beaches, cliff tops and coastal villages. Just five miles away is the large village of Mullion, which is home to a selection of popular restaurants, shops and pubs, along with Mullion Meadows Chocolate Factory and coffee shop and Mullion Cove, a pretty working harbour. Within driving distance is the busy market town of Helston, which is most famous for its Flora Day Festival and the many stories and legends about the "Furry Dance" are told in the fascinating Helston Folk Museum. Nearby is the Poldark Mine, one of the best underground experiences in the south west, and further afield is the harbour town of Falmouth to the east and Land's End to the west. Lizard village is a convenient base for a visiting a variety of attractions.