Townplace

Townplace is a cosy converted barn built from local serpentine stone and boasting a well-equipped kitchen and welcoming open fire. With a large private garden to the rear, the property is the perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle. 

Just below Townplace is the village of Cadgwith. Make the short walk into this historic cove and see working boats braving Atlantic swells to catch crab, lobster, mackerel and mullet, just as they would have done hundreds of years ago. 

The cottage sits on the Lizard, one of the country’s warmest spots, and is surrounded by epic sea and countryside views. Enjoy a walk along the South West Coast Path, easily accessed from the cottage, and marvel at the rugged beauty of the area. 

Layout

Ground floor: Hall. Sitting and dining room with open fire. Kitchen. Double bedroom with 5' bed. Bathroom with shower over bath.

Outside space

An enclosed garden with a picnic table.

What's provided in a National Trust holiday cottage?

Please note: The cottages at Cadgwith are close to high cliffs so young children will need to be supervised.

Heating: Rointe digital electric heating system.

Parking: Available next to the cottage.

Dogs: The fenced garden is located to the rear of the cottage via the side garden gate. Access to the garden is from the front door, which exits into the car parking area and public footpath. Guests would need to keep dogs on a lead when leaving the cottage, as vehicles and the public footpath use the lane to gain access to the cottages close by.

Utilities: The washing machine and tumble dryer are a combined washer/dryer.

Freezer: There is no freezer but there is an ice box within the fridge.

Logs: A starter supply of logs, fire lighters and kindling will be provided free of charge. Guests will need to source any additional logs elsewhere.

Offers: Guests will benefit from a late Sunday checkout of 4pm at this cottage.