The Cottage
2504Marazion / Sleeps 6 + cot
25% off for parties of 4 + cot or less at certain times of the year, view offer...
7 Nights from £559
Bedroom details
Bedroom 1
Super-kingBedroom 2
DoubleBedroom 3
TwinStep back in time in this 500 year old, Grade II Listed stone house, set back in Marazion’s Market Place, close to the beach where the tidal causeway and boats cross to St Michael’s Mount.
The Cottage has been carefully restored, decorated and furnished to reflect its long history – perhaps once the home of a ship’s captain?
Possibly the oldest dwelling in Marazion, it has the low doorways, crooked walls and floors of its period, but its award-winning renovation has incorporated up-to-date green energy systems including an air source heat pump, under-floor heating downstairs as well as a wood-burner, and special low temperature radiators in the bedrooms. Traditional but high quality furnishings combine comfort with character.
As you cross the threshold you enter another age, evoked by the thick stone walls, ‘cruck’ roof structure, ships’ timber beams, ‘plank-and-muntin’ screens, ancient fireplaces, antique furniture and art, and traditional fabrics and paints.
The Cottage has been so sensitively and skilfully restored that it has received an award from The Cornish Building Group for its renovation as an historic treasure.
With its origins steeped in history, The Cottage nevertheless has all the comforts of a modern home and you can cook in the well-equipped kitchen, dine in the pretty dining-room or barbecue in the patio garden, where small stone sheds provide useful bike and surfboard storage.
Within an easy walk of the beach, The Kings Arms Inn, The Godolphin Arms, Mount’s Bay Sailing Club and Marazion Marshes RSPB reserve, The Cottage may be ancient, but it is also a wonderful present day holiday home.
Ground Floor
Entrance hall
Sitting-room with Smart TV, DVD player and wood-burner
Kitchen with electric cooker, fridge, washing machine/drier and dishwasher
Dining-room
Wet-room with shower, WC and wash-basin
First Floor
Bedroom 1 with super-king double bed (6')
Bedroom 2 with double bed (4'6'')
Bedroom 3 with twin beds (3')
Bathroom with bath, fitted shower, WC and wash-basin
Features
- No pets
- Travel cot and high chair
- Arrive/Depart Friday
- Short breaks available
- Wood-burner/Open fire
- Public car park 800 yds
- Superfast WiFi
- No smoking
- Pub 10 yds
- Patio furniture and barbecue
- Full geothermal CH

The Cottage is a delightful Cornish retreat.

Cosy, and traditional, the perfect combination.

The cottage style kitchen has everything you will need.

The fabulous main bedroom.

Blissful summer days.

Dine al fresco in the Cornish sunshine.

The interiors are simply charming.

The wood-burner will keep you warm whatever the weather.

The gorgeous inglenook feature fireplace is the centre piece in the sitting-room.

Delightful touches throughout.

The dining-room is the ideal place for chatting about the day ahead and there's a handy hatch for food service.

Your holiday meal awaits.

The cottage style kitchen has a Belfast sink.

Shop locally for the freshest of Cornish produce.

The handy ground floor wet room.

There are lovely features wherever you look.

Bedroom 1 has a fabulous super-king bed for a restful night's sleep.

Breakfast in bed? Why not, you are on holiday.

Bedroom 1 has beautiful antique furniture and a gorgeous brass bedstead.

The family bathroom has a bath with fitted shower.

Pretty bedroom 2 has a double bed.

Sweet dreams.

The twin bedded room is ideal for either children or adults.

Such a lovely room.

Peeping in between the cottages you can see magical St Michael's Mount.

The pretty front garden is the perfect spot for morning coffee.

The secluded rear patio garden is perfect for al fresco dining.

Lunch is served in the garden.

This beautiful cottage is perfectly situated right in the very heart of Marazion.

50 yards from The Cottage - going to the Mount at high tide.

The end of a good day's sailing in Mounts Bay.

The view to Marazion from Perranuthnoe beach nearby.

The Mount's harbour