Audrey

Newlyn 2.3 miles. Audrey is a suitable, single-storey pod resting close to nearby beaches and attractions near Penzance, Cornwall. This pet-friendly property boasts stunning countryside views, open-plan living, and Smart TV - with designated, off-road parking for one car, Audrey is idyllic for couples and two well-behaved pets on a rural retreat in Cornwall. Stroll from the sea to your property where the open-plan living space will welcome you home. Rinse off the stubborn sand that followed you home in an en-suite shower room, before whipping up a delicious dinner in the kitchen space, equipped with electric oven, portable hob, microwave, and fridge. Dig in at an intimate dining table for four or, when the sun is too good to resist, dine alfresco in your own, private enclosed viewing area. Settle into the evening with a film on the Smart TV, before welcoming sleep in a double bed waiting to catch you. Cornwall adventures wait to be enjoyed from a peaceful stay at Audrey. Note: This property can be booked together with Ref. 1167652, sleeping up to 4 guests.

Electric central heating. Electric oven, portable hob, microwave, fridge, toaster, kettle. Smart TV, WiFi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Designated, off-road parking for 1 car. Enclosed outdoor terrace with gravelled area and furniture. Two well-behaved pets welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop 1.7 miles, pub 1.8 miles, reservoir 0.7 miles, river 1.2 miles. Note: Sorry, this property is not suitable for toddlers (no cot or highchair available). Note: The bed is only accessible from one side. Note: Audrey is located on a working beef cattle farm

Single-storey. One double bedroom with en-suite walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail, and WC. Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area, and sitting area

Nestled next to Penzance, and although still a quaint town in its own right, Newlyn is actually the third largest fishing port in England, and an important Port of Refuge for all seafaring craft. This Cornish town is clustered around the harbour, with its historic 800 year old quay (the Mayflower actually left for America from this quay, not Plymouth) curling around a few small boats on the western side. Famous for the Newlyn school of Art and Newlyn Copper, the Cornwall Coastal Path passes through the town, as does the level Mousehole to Marazion cycle path. An abundance of wildlife and flora can be enjoyed along both, with basking sharks, dolphins and grey seals often seen. The Cornish coast is renowned for surfing, and Penwith offers some splendid beaches on which to enjoy this sport as well as surf fishing for sea bass. Mounts Bay also offers a wealth of opportunity for watersports enthusiasts as well as giving visitors an opportunity to relax and unwind in beautiful surroundings.