7 Nights from £1036
Bedroom details
Bedroom 1
KingBedroom 2
DoubleBedroom 3
Zip and linkBedroom 4
TwinLady Emma's Cottage is one of the most stunning and exclusive retreats in the United Kingdom. The 1882 Arts and Crafts property sits framed on one side by 865 acres of Grade I listed Mount Edgcumbe Country Park and on the other by the wonders of Plymouth Sound, Drake's Island and the Mew Stone.
Situated on the farthest reach of the Rame Peninsula, this fabulous cottage is surrounded by secluded woodland with its own generous garden, including a hot tub offering total privacy whilst capturing the stunning views.
Accessed by woodland roads (sometimes used by walkers) and via a locked gate, you will be staying at one of Britain's most beautiful locations. A deer track in front of Lady Emma's leads down almost immediately to Wilderness Beach (shingle) with unrivalled views both out to sea and across to the maritime city of Plymouth, which, despite your seclusion, is only a short drive and ferry trip away.
Inside, this lovely house is beautifully furnished and decorated. The sitting-room has a double-sided wood-burner which also heats the dining-room. Upstairs are four bedrooms sharing two bathrooms. Outside, the hot tub is a luxuriously indulgent special treat, perfect for a relaxing soak after a day out walking. A mobile WiFi connection with an unlimited data allowance is provided at this cottage.
Ground Floor
Step to Entrance porch
Sitting-room with TV and wood-burner
Dining-room
Kitchen with electric cooker, fridge/freezer and dishwasher
Utility-room with microwave and washing machine
Shower-room with shower, WC and wash-basin
First Floor
Bedroom 1 with king-size double bed (5') and TV
Bedroom 2 with double bed (4'6") and wash-basin
Bedroom 3 with ‘zip and link’ (super-king or twin) beds
Bedroom 4 with twin beds (3')
Bathroom 1 with three-quarter size bath, hand shower attachment, WC and wash-basin
Bathroom 2 with bath and wash-basin
Separate WC
Dogs must be kept on leads within the sheep pastures and deer forest, and the property approach may be unsuitable for low suspension vehicles.
Due to Lady Emma’s Cottage being situated on the farthest reach of the Rame Peninsula, the television signal strength can occasionally vary, and some channels may not be available, but of course we hope that the unique setting for this property and its stunning views will prove to be the main criteria for your holiday. *A cot is not provided, bring your own travel cot.
Features
- Dogs welcome (1 only)
- Arrive/Depart Saturday
- Hot tub/Outdoor bath
- Wood-burner/Open fire
- Private parking for 3 cars
- WiFi
- No smoking
- Pub 0.75 miles
- Garden furniture and barbecue
- 4 NS heaters, 3 panel heaters and 1 oil-filled radiator
Lady Emma's Cottage sits alone in a stunning landscape.
There are wonderful views of the water from the garden, the house and, of course, the hot tub.
The hot tub looks out to the water.
Lady Emma's has a fabulous setting, with views across Plymouth Sound.
Lady Emma's has been perfectly furnished to suit the style of the house.
There are four beautifully appointed bedrooms.
The dining-room is the heart of the home.
Beautiful camellias in the garden.
The gardens are delightful all year round!
The well appointed kitchen.
Beautiful wooden floors run from the kitchen through to the dining-room.
Holidays are the perfect time to enjoy meals together.
A lovely to spot to enjoy the fabulous view.
The wood-burner warms both the dining-room...
...and the lounge, making this a perfect retreat whatever the weather!
Plenty of books for some holiday reading.
The shower-room on the ground floor.
Beautiful bedroom 1.
Bedroom 2 is double aspect, making it wonderfully light and airy.
The vanity unit in the bedroom is very handy.
One of 2 bathrooms on the first floor.
Bedroom 3 can be set up as either twin beds or a double bed.
Pretty bedroom 4.
The second bathroom on the first floor, with a gorgeous free-standing bath.
Lady Emma's Cottage is in wonderful surroundings, with no neighbours and just the occasional passing walkers.
A section of the track to the cottage which wanders through the woods.
The track goes through the deer park.
The Cremyll Ferry goes across from Cremyll to The Barbican in Plymouth.
Looking down on the village of Kingsand.
The beach at Cawsand.
The beach at Long Sands is a short drive.
The House at Mount Edgculbe.
The start of the track down to the house - ignore the No Entry signs.
This is the locked gate into the deer park for which you will have a key. Please keep locked at all times.
The track down to the cottage.