The Old Cowshed, Marazion is a quirky three-bedroom granite cottage that seamlessly blends period charm with contemporary comfort. The bright, spacious kitchen / dining room features an oven with hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and stylish coffee machine—perfect for preparing memorable meals whilst enjoying the light-filled space. The magnificent lounge showcases the property's unique character with its double-height apex ceiling, timber beams, and inviting arrangement of sofas and armchairs ideal for relaxation.
Step outside to discover two distinct outdoor spaces. The sheltered sun-trap balcony, accessed from the first-floor lounge, offers sublime views across the water to St Michael's Mount, complete with dining furniture and a parasol for leisurely alfresco moments. Below, the enclosed patio, framed by walls and hedging, provides a secluded retreat with table, chairs, and bench seat. The three double bedrooms are thoughtfully positioned across different levels: two on the ground floor (one with an en-suite shower room) and a mezzanine bedroom with fantastic water views, all served by a family bathroom.
Imagine waking to the gentle sound of seagulls, stepping onto your sun-warmed balcony with morning coffee, and gazing across glittering waters to the ancient majesty of St Michael's Mount. Spend sun-soaked days exploring the sandy beach moments from your door, swimming and watching the waves. Return each evening to your charming sanctuary, watching soft light dance across the water before settling into the warmth of your timeless cottage.
The Old Cowshed, Marazion is perfectly positioned to explore the treasures of West Cornwall. This ancient market town is home to the iconic St Michael's Mount, whilst the golden sandy beach lies just over 300 metres away – ideal for swimming, sailing, kite surfing, and water sports. The Jubilee Pool in Penzance (5 km) is a celebrated saltwater lido featuring a geothermal pool, children's splash pool, and a café with panoramic views. St Ives Harbour (10 km) is a picturesque fishing port surrounded by quaint shops, cafés, and art galleries where boat trips and beautiful coastal scenery await. For history enthusiasts, Poldark Mine & The Cornish National Heritage Collection in Trenear (20 km) offers fascinating underground tours showcasing Cornwall's rich mining heritage. Pendennis Castle in Falmouth (30 km) is a dramatic coastal fortress with panoramic views and engaging family-friendly exhibitions.
Venture further afield to discover even greater enchantment. The Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewn (50 km) offer magical garden restoration with diverse plantings, wildlife habitats, and captivating walks blending timeless beauty and fascinating history. Blue Reef Aquarium in Newquay (54 km) showcases an incredible array of marine life through interactive exhibits and captivating underwater tunnels, whilst St Austell Brewery (54 km) offers award-winning beers and fascinating brewery tours.
The historic mining town of Camborne, just 15 kilometres away, offers a fascinating glimpse into Cornwall's industrial heritage. Once ranking amongst the world's richest mining centres, this remarkable town powered the global tin and copper industries during the 18th and 19th centuries. Today, visitors can explore its mining legacy through museums, engine houses, and heritage trails that tell the story of Cornwall's golden age. Meanwhile, the vibrant resort of Newquay is a 42-kilometre drive towards the stunning north coast. Recently voted Best Seaside Town for Families, this beloved destination boasts kilometres of golden sandy beaches, excellent surfing conditions, and a wonderfully laid-back coastal atmosphere that's absolutely perfect for creating treasured holiday memories with loved ones.
