The Kellan, Mousehole offers a truly distinctive five-bedroom cottage experience, where traditional charm meets literary luxury. The bespoke kitchen showcases a traditional Aga alongside modern conveniences, whilst the adjacent utility room provides an electric oven and ample storage for surfboards and bicycles. Discover the heart of this remarkable home in the upstairs library, complete with a baby grand piano, Smart TV, and an extensive collection of literature spanning every genre imaginable.
Step outside to your private suntrap courtyard, accessible from multiple bedrooms via French doors, where bistro dining sets await beneath Cornish skies. The cottage boasts five beautiful bedrooms, including two king-size rooms with sea views, one double, and two singles, all decorated in charming pastel tones. Three well-appointed bathrooms ensure comfort throughout, whilst the elegant lounge showcases far-reaching sea views through generous windows, complemented by an inviting open fire and dining space for eight guests.
Picture yourself tinkling the ivories whilst waves crash nearby, curling up with a fascinating tome from the extensive library, or savouring locally sourced seafood dinners in your private courtyard. Every morning brings the gentle sounds of the harbour, whilst evenings unfold around the crackling fire, sharing stories of coastal adventures discovered throughout your stay.
The Kellan, Mousehole is perfectly positioned to explore Cornwall's most treasured destinations. The charming harbour lies less than half a mile away, where independent shops and eateries overlook St Clement's Isle, whilst the peaceful family beach beckons just 200 metres from your door. Follow the renowned South West Coast Path along the spectacular Penwith Heritage Coast, or venture to bustling Penzance (5 km) for shopping and dining. The celebrated Jubilee Pool in Penzance (5 km) offers saltwater swimming with geothermal pools and panoramic coastal views. History enthusiasts will delight in Geevor Tin Mine in Pendeen (15 km), where underground experiences reveal Cornwall's mining heritage in a stunning World Heritage setting. Art lovers can explore the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden in St Ives (19 km), featuring the renowned artist's studio and unique outdoor sculptures. The Museum of Cornish Life in Helston (29 km) captivates visitors with three floors of fascinating exhibits.
Further afield, adventures await at Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (47 km), where visitors can enjoy traditional cider tastings, distillery tours, and cream teas in beautiful countryside surroundings. Roskilly's Farm in St Keverne, also 47 kilometres away, delights families with its organic ice cream production, farm animals, and scenic coastal location on the Lizard Peninsula. Meanwhile, Pendennis Castle in Falmouth (52 km) offers historic coastal fortress experiences with Tudor fortifications, interactive exhibitions, and spectacular harbour views from its commanding clifftop position.
The historic towns of Camborne, a 30-kilometre drive away, and Redruth (37 km) provide fascinating glimpses into Cornwall's rich mining heritage and vibrant arts scene. Camborne's impressive industrial archaeology includes the towering Dolcoath Mine headframe, whilst both towns feature excellent museums showcasing their tin and copper mining past that once made Cornwall the world's mining capital. Today, these former mining communities have transformed into cultural hubs, with Redruth boasting thriving galleries, independent shops, and regular festivals celebrating local arts and crafts, making them perfect destinations for history enthusiasts and culture seekers alike.
