Cottage with garden & barbeque

Woolly Welcome is a beautiful cottage, part of a small holding, in the Cornish country village of Goldsithney. On the small holding there are two emus, 2 donkeys, a small flock of sheep, 2 dogs and 3 cats, along with a wonderful landscaped garden. Inside the retreat you will discover a farmhouse kitchen with a dining table for four people, and a collection of pictures and frames which grace the walls. Beyond the corridor, there is a lovely light and airy conservatory drawing in natural views, covered in an almost tropical effect, with accessories scattered around. The bathroom boasts a quirky set-up, featuring a shower, and a bath, so you can get ready in the way that suits you morning through to evening. Choose from two charmingly presented bedrooms, the first showcases twin beds, whilst the second room is a delightful double, both with ample storage. Lastly the lounge is neat and comfortable, home to comfy sofas, collectables, and a series of books that you can enjoy reading in your downtime. From here, you can also access the heart-warming patio area, and enclosed lawned garden, bordered by a variety of flowers, with a barbecue and gazebo, perfect for those warm sunny nights. Goldsithney is set back from the coast, yet lying close to all the main attractions, if you can tear yourself away from the cottage, there are seaside towns, villages and sandy beaches all within easy driving distance. A trip to Marazion is just a short journey away, where St Michael's Mount is a prominent feature, or maybe explore the art galleries of St Ives with its sandy beaches and boat trips. The white sands of Sennen Cove are awash with surfers, swimmers and sun worshippers in the summer months and quiet and serene during those winter breaks. Walkers, cyclists and horse riders will love this location with its rugged landscape and wonderful scenery. A memorable holiday destination away from the demands of modern living, perfect for spending quality time with your loved ones.Dominating the area and just two miles away is the off shore island castle of St Michael's Mount - reaching it via the causeway when the tide is out is a must. Right on the doorstep there are beaches, the coastal path (winding its way over the cliff tops) and plenty of sailing and fishing. Visit Penzance, with its slightly bohemian air, the cliff-top theatre at Minack.