Welcome to Little Jenny Wren.
The quirky little cabin in Cornwall.
The perfect spot for those slow mornings.
This bespoke hand-carved headboard makes a beautiful feature.
Little Jenny Wren is in the perfect spot for exploring some of Cornwall's prettiest beaches, such as Kynance Cove.
The open plan space allows the day to effortlessly flow.
Showcasing beautiful hand-made pottery by Julia Crimmen Ceramics.
Snuggle up by the fire with a good book after a day of exploring the rugged Cornish coastlines.
The cosy cabin for two surrounded by rolling countryside.
Breakfast in bed is always a good idea.
Little Jenny Wren is the perfect place to escape and get back to nature.
The cute en-suite shower room.
With a heated towel rail ensuring your towels are warm and fluffy.
The beautiful countryside views from your charming abode.
Your own private patio area to enjoy the afternoon sunshine.
Or a glass of wine as the sun goes down.
A cute and cosy space for exploring beautiful Cornwall.
Coverack beach is only a 10 minute drive away.
Kennack Sands, an idyllic spot for a beach walk.
Cadgwith Cove is only a short distance away and is the definition of quaint Cornwall.
Little Jenny Wren
47511.8 miles S of Helford | Sleeps 2 + cot*
From £65 per night
Mrs Osborne August 2025
A totally wonderful place to stay. Fantastically relaxing and friendly location, We are hoping to go back soon. There is loads to see locally. Great farm shops around making self catering really enjoyable, preparing food in the cabin kitchen was really easy as it had all that has all you could need. The hosts were really friendly and welcoming, right down to the farm dog that saw her job as official greeter. Staying at Little Jenny Wren was really restorative. An amazing little hideaway....
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Mrs Smale July 2025
We had a wonderfully peaceful week at Little Wren which is one of the sweetest places we have stayed. Having explored Cornwall previously we made a point of not travelling beyond a twelve mile radius of the property as there are plenty of things to do locally. We were lucky enough to catch Cadgwith Cove's charity folk day with Morris dancers and singers, but in any case it is such a pretty cove to visit, as is Church Cove and Poldhu. We loved Helford and its Holy Mackerel Cafe was a gem, Kestle Barton's art display and garden was fascinating, and Gear's Pasties are certainly some of the tastiest around. Roskilly's was a very interesting farm diversification and was free to enter which would be especially helpful for families. The viewing area at Culdrose is also free of charge, although there was not much to see when we were there. St Antony's Church is beautiful and we hired a rowing boat from Sailaway next door for a relaxing trip up Gillan creek - but be aware of the tides. Also please note the necessity to be able to reverse a car around local narrow lanes!...
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Mrs Hill September 2024
A lovely cosy place to stay in a beautiful location.
Mrs Woods August 2024
This cute little cottage lived up to our expectations on all accounts. It was lovely and clean, well stocked very comfortable. We were made to feel very welcome by the owners.. Would definitely book to stay there again in the future.
Reply from Classic Cottages
We're delighted to read that cottage worked so well for you and enjoyed your stay. Milly, Customer Support
Mrs Maddicott September 2023
A lovely and spotlessly clean little home from home with extremely helpful and friendly owners, and it was fascinating being on a proper working farm
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