Secluded Woodland Cottage, Close To SW Coast Path

St Keverne, Cornwall

Little Trembraze is a charming cottage located in St Keverne, Cornwall, perfect for a peaceful getaway for two. Originally built in 1840 as a mill workers’ cottage, it has been recently renovated and features a log burner and air source heating for a warm and cosy stay during autumn and winter. In the summer, the private garden bursts with colorful wildflowers, gunnera, and banana trees, creating a tropical paradise atmosphere. The cottage offers privacy, with its own entrance and parking area, and is just a mile away from the sea and the South West Coast Path.

The surrounding area is a haven for wildlife, with opportunities to spot foxes, badgers, deer, and various bird species from the cottage. Nearby beaches and coastal paths provide the chance to see seals, basking sharks, and dolphins, making it a great spot for wildlife enthusiasts. The Lizard peninsula offers numerous public footpaths and bridleways for long walks, with easy access to the South West Coast Path for stunning coastal views.

Local attractions such as the Helford River, Frenchman's Creek, and Lizard Point are just a short distance away, providing beautiful scenery and historic sites to explore. Little Trembraze is a year-round destination, offering outdoor seating areas to enjoy the sun and a cosy interior with a log burner and efficient heating. The nearby village of St Keverne has amenities such as pubs, shops, and restaurants, including the popular Fat Apples cafe in Porthallow.

Guests can also opt for an introduction to herbal medicine with the host, Deanne Greenwood, a Medical Herbalist. The cottage does not have Wi-Fi or internet access, and mobile reception is limited. Some physical limitations such as low beams in the bedroom and bathroom may be a concern for some guests. Overall, Little Trembraze provides a tranquil and scenic retreat in Cornwall, ideal for nature lovers and those seeking a relaxing break by the sea.

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