Higher Roskorwell Cottage, nestled in the tranquil countryside just a mile and a half from the quaint village of St Keverne on Cornwall's picturesque Lizard Peninsula, offers a serene retreat with stunning views that occasionally glimpse the sea. This charming 18th-century stone cottage is accessible via a bridleway leading to the breathtaking coastal path, making it an ideal spot for those wanting to immerse themselves in nature. The nearby village of Porthallow, just half a mile downhill, features a traditional fishing cove with a pebbled beach and a welcoming pub, enhancing the cottage's appeal as a peaceful getaway.
The interior of Higher Roskorwell Cottage is designed for comfort and relaxation. Guests are welcomed into a cozy sitting room that boasts an inglenook fireplace with a multifuel stove and an open fire, perfect for chilly evenings. The traditional country kitchen diner is well-equipped with a Rayburn oven, electric cooker, a built-in larder, and a Belfast sink, catering to all culinary needs. Accommodations include two charming double bedrooms on the first floor, complemented by a sitting room featuring a double sofa bed and a wood-burning stove. The cottage also includes a ground floor bathroom with a bath and shower, along with an additional shower room upstairs.
Outside, guests can unwind in the enclosed garden, enjoying a good book or their favorite drink while taking in the breathtaking Cornish sunsets. The location is conveniently situated over a mile from St Keverne, which offers a lovely village square, family-friendly pubs, a butcher, a restaurant, a post office, and a local food shop. For those looking to explore further, the nearby Roskilly’s farm is a delightful spot to wander through meadows, meet animals, and indulge in their famous dog-friendly ice cream.
For adventure seekers, the South West Coast Path provides access to scenic fishing villages like Porthallow and Porthoustock, revealing stunning coastal views across Falmouth Bay to St. Anthony's Head. Visitors can also enjoy leisurely walks along the Helford River, where various watercraft can be rented. A visit to Coverack offers a charming harbor and beach, with opportunities to spot dolphins. The breathtaking Kynance Cove, with its white sands and azure waters, is a must-see, while the bustling village of Porthleven offers a vibrant surf scene and delightful dining options, including pasties from Ann’s Pasties of The Lizard. Higher Roskorwell Cottage serves as the perfect base for discovering the untouched beauty 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!