Moonsail
Sleeps 4
2 Bedrooms
Moonsail is a beautifully presented two bed cottage with views over Cadgwith Valley and towards the cove. It has two bedrooms on the ground floor, with a large bathroom. The first floor open kitchen and living room open out into the secluded garden area, perfect for eating outdoors. The cottage has two bedrooms on the ground floor: a double bedroom with wrought iron double bed, chest of drawers with mirror, a twin bedroom with built in wardrobe storage and a large bathroom with bath with mixer tap over, separate shower, sink, WC and washing machine.
The stairs up to first floor lead to a landing area with bookshelves, a kitchen area with granite worktop, oven, dishwasher, microwave, freestanding fridge-freezer and a dining table lounge area with two sofas, coffee table, TV.
The garden area can be accessed from the path around the outside of cottage and also from the french doors in lounge area, the patio area is complete with table and chairs and a sloping lawn area. Whilst it is possible to park directly outside the cottage, please be aware that the driveway is very narrow and difficult to manoeuvre on – for this reason, we also provide a parking permit for the car park, which is just across the road.
We, the owners, live in the adjoining house with our three children and Monty, our rescue dog.
Key Information
- Double and twin bedroom on the ground floor
- Open plan kitchen and living area
- Secluded garden for al fresco dining
- Bathroom with bath, shower, sink and WC
- Kitchen area with granite worktops
- Dishwasher, microwave, fridge freezer
- Patio area with table and chairs
- Parking permit provided
- Washing machine
- Short walk to the village and pretty beach
- Free WiFi
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The finer details
If you are travelling by road from anywhere outside of Devon and heading to the west of Cornwall, the most direct route is likely to include the M5 and then the A30.
Directions to Moonsail From Helston:
From Helston, head south on the A3083 following the signs for the Lizard.
Follow the A3083 for approximately 9 miles passing the Mullion turning and the Lizard Cider Barn on your right. Just after this there is a left turn to Ruan Minor, Cadgwith and Kennack Sands. Take this road which takes you through the village of Ruan Minor and down the hill to Cadgwith (the road is narrow with few passing spaces). As you come into the village there are thatched cottages either side of the road.
Exact location details to Moonsail will be forwarded with the booking confirmation.
“Epic views over the village!”
“We stayed here for the 2nd part of our honeymoon and were so pleased with our choice. Clean, comfortable and cosy. The attention to detail in the cottage was great, exactly what you’d hope for. The village is lovely, all the locals are very friendly and helpful. Old Cellars restaurant was amazing, we ate there pretty much every night. The local pub is good for drinks and evening entertainment. There is a local taxi driver who we used a few times to head off to Porthleven and Coverack, def recommend contacting him-details in the guest book. Overall a wonderful stay, the garden at the top has epic views over the village, couldn’t have asked for anything better.”
TASHY
“Excellent location, very peaceful”
“We had a lovely stay. The cottage was very clean, cosy, well furnished and comfortable. The location was excellent and very peaceful. We would like to thank you for providing such excellent facilities and we are sure that we will be staying in Cadgwith again sometime in the near future.”
Mr R
For all enquiries and questions please call us on 01326 290004 or email us at enquiries@cadgwithcottages.co.uk
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