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A large stone house with a sloped roof, a conservatory, and a well-maintained lawn.

1. Luxury 5-star farmhouse on the Lizard Peninsula near the Cornish coast

Helston

Dougray S.

HK$15,135 total

includes taxes & fees

30 Oct - 31 Oct

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Top The Lizard Hotel Reviews

Romantic Vintage Carriage in 2 acres!❤️Idyllic location, 5 min walk beach & pub!

10/10 Excellent

"This was a lovely stay in a railway carriage with a difference. Paula was a fantastic host and the cream tea a lovely surprise. Just a short walk away was the devils frying pan ! Very impressive. Just a short walk down into the cove itself with its pub and a couple of small shops. We would definitely recommend this stay to anyone."

Pebble Cottage, Pendra Loweth

10/10 Excellent

"The property was clean and ideal for a family on holiday. There are three bedrooms one with bunk bed and the other two with good size beds. the kitchen was equipped with all the appliances you could wish for. The instructions for all the appliances were at hand along with the instructions for the heating and there was also good WIFI. The location is just a short walk from the cafe/restaurant and is a fifteen minutes walk to Swanpool beach."

Cottage set in 2 acres, next to coast path, short walk to beach, pub & cafe! 😎

10/10 Excellent

"The cottage was the perfect place for my partner, our dog, and me. Paula and Paul are fantastic hosts who give you plenty of space to enjoy your stay, while always remaining available to help out and offer local advice. The cream tea on arrival was a very welcome treat, and the cottage itself was spotless, featuring lovely touches that made it feel incredibly homely. It is just a short walk to The Devil’s Frying Pan—which is well worth a wander over with a glass of wine to watch the moon rise.Cadgwith village is less than a quarter-mile walk down a fairly steep footpath, but it is well worth the effort for the fresh fish and authentic insights into local life. We loved the folk singing at the pub, the great food, and the lovely surrounding walks. The location is also perfectly central for visiting other spots around the Lizard Peninsula."

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