Ballantine’s No 29 is a charming holiday bungalow situated on the picturesque Lizard peninsula in Cornwall, South West England. This family-friendly accommodation comfortably sleeps four guests across two bedrooms, making it an ideal base for families seeking adventure by the coast. Located just three miles from the beach, the property boasts ample parking for two cars and is entirely on the ground floor, featuring a living/dining room, a small kitchen equipped with an electric hob, microwave, and fridge, as well as a shower room. Guests can enjoy the shared grounds with other properties on-site, while all essential utilities, including electricity, bed linen, and towels, are included in the stay. The property adheres to a no smoking policy and is designed with family needs in mind.
For those who love outdoor activities, Ballantine’s No 29 is perfectly positioned near various attractions. Poldhu Cove, known for its soft sandy beach, is a short drive away and offers opportunities for swimming, surfing, paddle boarding, and rock pool exploration. The beach is suitable for all ages, providing a fun atmosphere for families. Additionally, the surrounding area features stunning coastal paths that are popular with walkers, offering breathtaking views and chances for bird watching. Kynance Cove, located on National Trust land, is another highlight, though visitors should be mindful of tidal conditions before embarking on the trek to reach it.
Nearby, the quaint village of Mullion presents a charming selection of shops and local attractions, including Mullion Cove, a picturesque harbor with a historic lifeboat station. Visitors can also explore Mullion Meadows, which features a chocolate factory and craft center, perfect for souvenir shopping and indulging in locally made treats. For newcomers to Cornwall, a visit to The Lizard, the most southerly point of the UK, is a must. Here, guests can discover the original lifeboat station, a lighthouse visitor center, and enjoy refreshments at local cafes, all while soaking in the unique coastal scenery.
For those seeking further exploration, the surrounding area offers a wealth of activities, from scenic walks to cultural experiences. The circular walk from Mullion to Predannack is particularly rewarding, especially in the vibrant spring and summer months when wildflowers bloom along the cliffs. The iWalk app is a helpful tool for navigating these trails while providing historical and natural insights. Additionally, local dining options abound, catering to various tastes and preferences, ensuring that guests can enjoy the culinary delights of the region without the need to cook. Whether it's water adventures or simply soaking in the stunning landscapes, Ballantine’s No 29 serves as an excellent gateway to the beauty and charm of Cornwall.
Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!