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Manor Fletching at Roskorwell is a heavenly Cornish barn conversion set back from the cliffs above Porthallow on the dramatic Lizard Peninsula with stunning coastal and countryside views. A luxurious property with a private hot tub and 2 super kingsized beds (one can be 2 singles) make this the perfect couples retreat in a tranquil yet spectacular part of Cornwall.
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Book NowWith an enviable position above Porthallow and the south west coastal path on your doorstep, Manor Fletching will set you into complete holiday mode. With a short walk down the hill to the local beach and pub, this amazing conversion of a former barn for Roskorwell Manor, offers guests a comfortable and very stylish retreat. The Owner’s attention to detail is evident throughout the property where the use of traditional materials blends seamlessly with modern style creating a wonderfully stylish yet very comfortable holiday home.
Manor Fletching is a beautifully presented stone barn retains many of its original features which, due to the thoughtful design by the Owner and master craftsmen, blend seamlessly with the recent contemporary additions. The open plan living-room with beamed ceilings has a cosy wood burning stove and french windows opening onto the private garden and hot tub. There are two double bedrooms and a fabulous bathroom, which is a luxurious blend of natural materials and glass. On warm days you can bring the outside in and when the temperature drops, stay cosy around the fire. The quality finish continues in the open plan solid oak fitted kitchen which has granite work surfaces and Neff appliances throughout.
Accommodation
Ground Floor: Main entrance leads into the spacious open plan living space. The sitting-area has a comfy corner sofa and armchair around the cosy wood-burning stove There is the gorgeous solid oak fitted kitchen at one end with granite work surfaces and Neff appliances. An oak dining table seats 6 and there are the french windows opening onto the private garden and hot tub area. There are two very sizeable bedrooms which lead off the living space. The master bedroom has the option of a super kingsized bed of 6' or 2 3' singles and has huge character with the exposed stonework wall. The second bedroom also has a 6' super kingsized bed. The bathroom is luxuriously appointed with a delightful freestanding slipper bath and a powerful shower with a large rose. The combination of original stonework, gorgeous marble and the feature glass wall make this very much a 'boutique bathroom'.
Exterior: There is a grassed garden, enclosed via stock fences and wall so you might have to watch an escapee dog. There is plenty of space to relax, enjoy the hot tub and sit outside in fine weather. There is a BBQ but you will need to provide your own charcoal.
Facilities & Services
There is oil fired central heating that provides under floor heating which is individually controlled from every room, but the property is so well insulated it is always warm. There are heated towel rails in the bathroom and a wood burning stove in the sitting room. The kitchen has an electric hob, electric oven, microwave with grill, toaster, kettle, fridge/freezer, washing machine/drier and dishwasher. In the sitting room there is a flats creen, large TV & DVD player. WiFi is available throughout the property. There is an iron and ironing board. A travel cot & highchair is available (please bring bedding for travel cot).
Miscellaneous
Electricity, heating, bed linen (apart from cot bedding) & towels are all included but please provide your own beach towels also for use in the hot tub. An initial basket of logs is provided for your stay; thereafter further supplies can be purchased from the owner or from the local shop. Off road parking is available. Up to 2 well behaved dogs will be permitted at a small additional cost of £25 per dog / per week. Please bring towels for the dogs and do not allow them on the furniture or in the bedrooms at anytime. Regrettably no smoking is allowed.
General Booking Information
Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.
Short breaks are available during quieter periods.
£250 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.
The Lizard has been designated an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ as it justifiably deserves. It’s teeming with diverse wildlife and beautiful coves, stunning cliff paths, sandy beaches, fishing villages and spectacular scenery. The Nanfan Barn cottages are perfectly set up by the Owners to ensure a relaxing, tranquil holiday in spacious accommodation and superb views. It has a remote feel, but it is only a short drive to Helston and much of south and western Cornwall is within easy reach. There are lots of footpaths both inland and coastal, and the Coastal Path at Poldhu is close by. The beaches of Poldhu – a mile away, and Church/ Dollar Cove, and the beach Church at Gunwallow (it’s a Medieval Church -Poldark and Doc Martin film there) are close. The Lizard is England's most southerly point. The Lizard point is famous for shipwrecks and the area highlights include early Spring flowers –including beautiful yellow daffodils everywhere, the Lizard Lighthouse, swimming and surfing from many sandy beaches, and delightful fishing coves. At the heart of the Lizard village stands a 13th century church, famous for it’s ornate woodwork decorating the end of the each pew and depicting scenes from the Old and New Testament. Outside in the water, two, thick sea walls, built in the late 19th century, protect the harbour from the worst of the wind. Local fisherman still work in the harbour to land fabulous fresh seafood, some of which is then served in the local pubs and restaurants.
There is sailing at Falmouth or on the beautiful Helford river and it also has picturesque village and lovely pub with the ferry across to Trebah Gardens, and Frenchman’s Creek (Daphne du Maurier- ‘Rebecca’). There are heather covered moors unique to the area with autumn also a great time of year to visit and many open gardens and National Trust areas, pretty harbour lights at Christmas, friendly pubs and good, fresh, local food (several restaurants are Michelin recommended)! There are loads more places to visit on the Lizard and highlights include walks along the coastal path and cliffs, the famous Victorian holiday destination of Kynance Cove with the beautiful rare Serpentine rocks and cafe, a visit to Trelowarren Estate, and the fascinating Goonhilly Earth Station and its Segway course. Flambards is great for the kids and you can step into Cornwall's mining heritage at the Poldark Mine.
Mullion is the largest village situated on the Lizard Peninsula and boasts a number of quality pubs, cafes and restaurants among it's various attractions. Four beaches – the towering cliffs of Mullion Cove- a fishing harbour, Poldhu Cove with café (and Marconi Centre), isolated Polhurrian Cove and amazing Church Cove - are conveniently nearby and easy access to the South West Coastal Path offers visitors the chance to explore the beautiful surrounding cliff scenery. The coastal path goes to the miles of sand at Loe Bar and Pool (Cornwall’s largest lake and wildlife haven) and on to the Penrose parkland.
?There are so many activities to choose from locally. You can take a boat trip across the beautiful Helford River and explore the gardens at Trebah. There are sea fishing trips from Porthleven and beach fishing from Loe Bar. There is great diving on the Manacles from Porthkerris and coasteering is available for the really adventurous. The Lizard is home to the Cornish Chough if you like a spot of bird-watching. The coastline has many pretty coves and beaches to discover, but you can find great surf at Porthleven and Poldhu. Canoeing and bard surfing are popular on the protected Eastern shores
Review Date:2018-07-19
Guest from Glasgow stayed for 7 nights.
The cottage is very well equipped and exceptionally clean and ready for occupation. The living area is large and comfortable, with the kitchen area being spotless. Bedrooms (2) have great mattresses, and are roomy and bright. The wet-room is well designed with both a bath & shower. The garden is secluded, with a hot-tub, barbecue, table and chairs Within a 15 minute walk along the cliff path, one enters the quaint village of Porthallow, with a shingle beach and a homely pub which is dog-friendly Altogether ... a brilliant place to spend a holiday. Within easy reach are some stunning walks and beaches, as well as some great eating places
Review Date:2018-06-16
Guest from Crewe stayed for 7 nights.
We had a lovely week after our wedding in Manor Fletching. The cottage was immaculate with a lovely welcome of tea coffee biscuits and wine! Many thanks to all who made our stay so pleasant.
Review Date:2018-05-24
Guest from Wrexham stayed for 7 nights.
We very much enjoyed staying here- all the fixtures, fittings and furniture were very good quality and it was immaculately presented.
Review Date:2018-03-29
Guest from Dorchester stayed for 7 nights.
We had a lovely stay in Manor Fletching. When it snowed. We stayed in, lit the fire and cooked dinner! The cottage is finished to a very high standard and has everything you could need. It was spotlessly clean. The bathroom is very luxurious with a walk in shower and slipper bath. Hot tub was brilliant to relax in after a long day of walking. The location is rural so great if you want to get away but facilities and the beaches are all within a short drive. We were sad to leave and hope to return again in the future.
Review Date:2018-02-21
Guest from Hoetensleben stayed for 7 nights.
Es ist einfach nur schön und sehr komfortabel. Es fehlt an nichts. Sehr liebevoll aber trotzdem sehr praktisch eingerichtetes Haus.
Review Date:2018-02-15
Guest from Warminster stayed for 7 nights.
Beautifully converted barn, has everything you would ever need. Nice and warm in the winter (we missed the underfloor heating when we got home!) Absolutely perfect in every way apart from you cant see the sea from inside the cottage, however you cant have everything! And its not very far away!!!!
Location: Porthallow
Manor Arvor at Roskorwell is cosy open plan living at its best, this single-storey cottage is filled with character and quality everywhere you look. French doors open onto the fountain courtyard and the enclosed garden has a hot tub and views across the valley to St Keverne and the sea, the perfect spot to sit and watch the sun go down. This is one of the most luxurious and well equipped one bedroom holiday cottages in Cornwall.
Location: Porthallow
Manor Farmhouse at Roskorwell is a truly luxurious barn conversion just set back from the cliffs above Porthallow on the dramatic Lizard Peninsula with stunning coastal and countryside views. A spacious property with a private hot tub and a beautiful garden with amazing views, this could be the ideal Cornish retreat for family and friends.
Discounts available for 4 people or less staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using 2 bedrooms only.
Location: Porthallow
Roskorwell Manor is a detached period farmhouse sympathetically refurbished with warm colours following an American South Western theme. It is set back from the cliffs above Porthallow on the dramatic Lizard Peninsula. It is superbly equipped and with views across the rural landscape to the sea beyond. This is an amazing house for a group or family gathering as outside there is a games-room, hot tub and gardens. Roskorwell Manor offers something for guests of all ages.
A 40% discount is available for groups of 6 or less using 3 bedrooms of the main house staying for 7 nights during off peak weeks. A 20% discount is available at all times for groups of 9 or less not using the annexe and staying for 7 nights. Please note that if you have a group of 9 or less and wish to use the annexe, you will not be entitled to the discount.
Location: The Lizard
Lestowder Farm Cottage is a rural retreat hidden deep on the Lizard Peninsula. There is a fishing lake and 1/4 acre of private garden and the beach is just a 5 minute walk down the hill. The cottage itself has lots of character features including a wood burning stove.
Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one bedroom only!
Location: The Lizard
Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one bedroom only!
Location: The Lizard
Located on a small development surrounded by the wild countryside of the rugged Lizard Peninsula, Vellan Cottage is only a short drive from either St Keverne or Coverack, is close to a number of beaches and the spectacular coastal footpath. The cottage is well presented and offers a secure garden perfect for relaxing during the day, or even stargazing at night.
Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one bedroom only!
Location: The Lizard
Set amongst rolling countryside in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, James' Cottage at Higher Tregidden provides the perfect base for your holiday exploring the Lizard and Southwest Cornwall.
Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one room only.
Location: The Lizard
Set amongst rolling countryside in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Cob Cottage at Higher Tregidden provides the perfect base for your holiday exploring the Lizard and Southwest Cornwall.
Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one room only.
Location: The Lizard
Set amongst rolling countryside in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the 2 cottages at Higher Tregidden provide the perfect base for your holiday exploring the Lizard and Southwest Cornwall.
