Trenoweth Villa, The Lizard, is a charming three-bedroom coastal retreat offering magnificent sea views and traditional Cornish character. The bright, spacious kitchen / diner forms the heart of this delightful home, featuring an electric oven and hob, modern appliances including a dishwasher and washing machine, plus an inviting dining table where family meals become cherished moments. The welcoming lounge beckons with plush sofas and armchairs gathered around an electric wood burner nestled in a characterful fireplace, creating the perfect setting for cosy evenings of entertainment with the TV / DVD.
Step outside to discover a generous, fully enclosed lawn garden that commands stunning views across the sea, complete with comfortable seating and a BBQ for magical al fresco dining. The sleeping accommodation, arranged across the first floor, comprises three thoughtfully appointed bedrooms – a double, a twin, and a single room, with two rooms boasting spectacular vistas of the sea and the iconic Lizard lighthouse. These share a well-appointed family bathroom with overhead shower, though guests should note the charming period feature of low beam ceilings.
Imagine starting your day with morning coffee in the garden, watching boats drift across the horizon while planning your coastal adventures. As evening falls, gather on the lawn to savour a BBQ feast while the sun paints the sky in dramatic hues, before retiring to the cosy lounge where the gentle glow of the wood burner creates the perfect atmosphere for sharing stories of your day's explorations.
Trenoweth Villa, The Lizard, enjoys a prime position in one of Cornwall's most captivating locations. The vibrant village life is just moments away, with its collection of welcoming shops, a popular pub perfect for sampling local fare, and a charming café that brings extra bustle during the summer season. The Lizard Peninsula is renowned for its remarkable collection of beaches and coves, each offering its own unique charm – from the golden sands of Kennack Sands to the dramatic beauty of Kynance Cove, Church Coves, and the picturesque Mullion Cove.
For those seeking cultural experiences, the Terence Coventry Sculpture Park in Coverack (17 km) offers a unique blend of art and nature, with striking sculptures set against breathtaking coastal views. Flambards in Helston (17 km) provides thrilling entertainment for all ages, while the Museum of Cornish Life (18 km) invites visitors to explore three floors of fascinating local heritage. The historic Poldark Mine & The Cornish National Heritage Collection in Trenear (23 km) offers an immersive journey into Cornwall's rich mining history.
Venture further to discover the iconic St Michael's Mount in Marazion (33 km), where castle tours and legendary tales await. The celebrated Jubilee Pool in Penzance (39 km) offers a unique swimming experience, while Polgoon Vineyard (42 km) tempts with award-winning local wines and ciders. The historic market town of Redruth (34 km) and Cornwall's charming county town of Truro (45 km) offer additional opportunities for exploration and discovery.
