The Watch House, Coverack, stands as a magnificent coastal retreat where classical elegance meets breathtaking ocean panoramas. Built in 1810, this enchanting hideaway welcomes up to six guests with one of the finest headland views in the South West. The compact yet well-appointed kitchen features an oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, and all essential appliances, creating the perfect space for preparing memorable meals. The first-floor sitting room, strategically positioned to maximise those spectacular sea vistas, boasts a cosy wood burning stove, Freeview television, and an inviting bay window that frames the endless ocean beyond.
Step outside to discover private gardens offering uninterrupted sea views, complete with barbecue facilities and two delightful seating areas where you can savour al fresco dining whilst watching the waves dance below. The property provides three beautifully appointed bedrooms – a ground-floor twin room, and two upper-floor bedrooms featuring king-size and super-king-size beds respectively. Two well-designed bathrooms ensure comfort for all guests, with a ground-floor family bathroom boasting bath and shower facilities, plus an upstairs shower room.
Picture yourself awakening to the gentle sound of waves lapping against the shore, brewing fresh morning coffee in your coastal kitchen, then settling into the bay window seat with breathtaking ocean views stretching endlessly before you. As evening approaches, gather around the crackling wood burner, sharing tales of seaside adventures whilst the lighthouse beam sweeps across the darkening waters.
The Watch House, Coverack offers an idyllic base for exploring Cornwall's stunning Lizard Peninsula. The village's sandy beach, complete with fascinating rock pools, lies just a two-minute stroll away, perfect for building sandcastles or discovering marine treasures. Roskilly's Farm in St Keverne (4 km) delights families with organic farming experiences, animal encounters, and their famous ice cream tastings. The hidden gem of Terence Coventry Sculpture Park (4 km) showcases striking artworks amidst dramatic clifftop scenery, whilst the Museum of Cornish Life in Helston (19 km) captivates visitors with three floors of local heritage exhibits. For those fascinated by Cornwall's mining legacy, Poldark Mine & The Cornish National Heritage Collection in Trenear (24 km) offers atmospheric underground tours.
Venture further to discover Lamorran House Gardens in St Mawes (48 km), where serene landscapes and rare botanical collections create a garden paradise. Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (48 km) provides award-winning experiences with guided tours and vintage tractor rides, whilst St Mawes Castle (49 km) presents beautifully preserved Tudor fortifications with panoramic estuary views.
The historic mining town of Camborne, just 33 kilometres away, offers fascinating glimpses into Cornwall's rich industrial heritage, where you can explore the legacy of tin and copper mining that once made this region famous worldwide. Meanwhile, the characterful harbour town of Penzance beckons from 40 km distance with its excellent restaurants serving fresh local seafood, vibrant art galleries showcasing Cornish talent, and proximity to some of Cornwall's most celebrated beaches. Penzance also serves as the gateway to the Isles of Scilly and boasts the stunning Morrab Gardens, making it perfect for day trips filled with culture, cuisine, and coastal beauty.
