Atlantic Cottage at Rosevidney Manor
Holiday Cottage in Marazion
Sleeps 2 - Bedrooms 1 - From £359
Property Details
Rosevidney Manor is a mere 2 miles from both the north and south coasts. Mounts Bay opens out and stretches from Mousehole to Porthleven including Newlyn, Penzance and Marazion, all dominated by St Michaels Mount a tidal isle crowned by a medieval castle and church. To the north is Hayle and the artists Mecca of St Ives with miles of superb beaches stretching all the way along Gwithian to Godrevy light house.
Accommodation
Ground Floor Only: The front door leads into the open plan lounge / kitchen / diner with comfortable, L shaped sofa, flatscreen TV, fully fitted kitchen units, table and chairs. Door leading to Master bedroom with 6' double bed and storage, further door leading to bathroom with double spa bath and shower over, WC and hand basin.
Exterior: There is off road parking on the drive for 1 car alongside the property. There is a table and chairs and the guests are welcome to explore the extended grounds of the manor house.
Facilities & Services
Heating is via a Biomass boiler system with underfloor heating in the bathroom. The kitchen has a range of cupboards and work tops. There is an electric oven and hob, microwave, toaster, kettle and fridge with ice box. There is a digital TV & DVD player, CD player and radio. There is an iron & ironing board. There is unlimited WiFi. There is a travel cot and high chair.
Miscellaneous
Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. There is an off-road parking space for one car. Regrettably there is no smoking. Dogs are not accepted.
General Booking Information
Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.
Short breaks are available during quieter periods.
£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.
Property Location
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Mounts Bay is, of course, dominated by St Michael's Mount, the jewel in Cornwall's crown. St Michael's Mount is accessed by a causeway, once walked by pilgrims in honour of the alleged appearance of Saint Michael, which is revealed at low tide. At other times visitors are ferried from Marazion to the Mount in small boats.
The beautiful town of Marazion, set on the shores of Mount's Bay, has for long been a hot favourite for tourism in West Cornwall. Its clean, sandy beaches, with stunning views towards the Lizard Peninsula and Land's End, have established Marazion as the most wonderful destination for beach holidays in Cornwall with long sandy beaches providing a safe seaside environment for swimming and other watersports including windsurfing, kitesurfing and sailing. A number of major sporting events in these fields are held in the bay.
Nearby Penzance, meaning 'holy headland' is the last major town before Lands End. The market town was once made famous as the birthplace of Sir Humphry Davy, now services the Isles of Scilly by land and sea. The streets of Penzance hold many historic buildings dating from the 17th century; it is well worth a walk around. The Turk's Head pub on Chapel Street reputed to date from 1233 is the oldest pub in the town, steeped in smuggling and pirate history. A few minutes down the road is Newlyn, home to one of the largest fishing fleets with over 40 acres of harbour as well as more recently attracting many great artists and exhibitions.
Hayle is dominated by the spectacular 3 miles of golden sands that stretch north towards Gwithian Towans and Godrevy Lighthouse. A quite stunning beach that offers opportunities for sunbathing and surfing. When the wind is blowing, watch out for the windsurfers, particularly in the waves at the northern end of the beach. This is one of the best windsurfing spots in the country. In the town of Hayle, Paradise Park is always popular with both adults and kids with their fantastic collection of rare birds and animals. There is also a good indoor play area for the kids if the weather gets bad!
St Ives, once a busy fishing village, now relies on tourism as its main industry. Turner came and painted a landscape in 1811 and art has played a part in St Ives history ever since. More recently Barbara Hepworth and the Tate Gallery have put St Ives on the modern map. The Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden is an amazing place to visit, and well worth it even if you're not a budding artist. Trewyn Studios where she lived and worked from 1939 until her tragic death in 1975 has been turned into a fantastic museum, depicting many of her favourite sculptures in the sub tropical garden, is now managed by the Tate. The Tate Gallery St Ives was built in 1993 on the former gas works site displaying various paintings, sculptures and ceramics.
Property Reviews
5 out of 5
Time for a break
A fantastic place the owners where fantastic and told us all about the area's and nice places to visit and where all the beautiful beaches where they where fantastic host
From the Owner:
5 out of 5
Great location
This cottage is perfectly situated for exploring this part of western Cornwall, as it is only a few minutes to the coast either northwards or southwards. The property is perfect for a couple and it would be very hard to find something that the owners had not thought of to make your stay a welcome one. It was comfortable, cosy and the heating was more than adequate as the nights drew in. But remember there is no dishwasher, if you are used to one! Highly recommended.
From the Owner:
5 out of 5
Fantastic Cottage
Fantastic cottage with good facilities in a great, peaceful location with helpful Owners who provided a warm welcome
From the Owner:
5 out of 5
Best holiday ever
The cottage was clean, quiet, but not far from the holiday spots. The owners were very contactable & very pleasant. We came away relaxed & refreshed. We hope to go back soon.
From the Owner:
4.8 out of 5
Comfy cottage on a lovely setting
We enjoyed 4 nights and 5 days off-season in the Penzance area. The cottage is clean and well appointed, and the owners were very accommodating. When we next visit Cornwall, we will stay again.
From the Owner:
5 out of 5
Cosy winter break
Atlantic Cottage is one of the best properties I have ever rented. Very cosy and comfortable. Location is great for visiting the many attractions in this part of Cornwall. Wouldn't hesitate in recommending.
From the Owner:
5 out of 5
A wonderfull stay
We had a wonderfull stay at Atlantic cottage. Very complete. A warm welcome with scones and a bottle of wine, fresh flowers in the house and even phaesants around the house. The only thing we could think of to change is perhaps clean towels halfway.
From the Owner:
5 out of 5
atlantic a ok
If anyone likes a nice tranquil setting this is a perfect holiday ,in the countryside yet only 5 minutes from st michaels mount it is a beautiful cottage with all the amenities.A lovely double whirlpool bath ,gorgeous king size bed and lovely decor.Ten minutes from st ives and penzance we would definitely book this charming place again.
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