Vacation Rentals By Owner In Mousehole, C6

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Janies Cottage- Eclectic Interiors & Vintage charm

Mousehole, Cornwall, United Kingdom

Summary:brLocated in the heart of Mousehole Janies Cottage (former home of Janie Pender) is a Cornish bolt hole perfect for couples and small families. Tucked away on a peaceful little row of granite cottages, you are a pebble's throw from all that Mousehole has to offer, including great restaurants such as “2 Fore Street” and the harbour itself with lovely sandy beaches and quaint little shops. Janies cottage feels like a home away from home and is very atmospheric and peaceful.brbrThe Space:brThis beautifully renovated traditional cottage is set over 2 floors, with 3 bedrooms and one bathroom. The primary bedroom has a king-size bed, bedroom two has two singles and the 3rd also a single bed.brbrThe cottage is fully equipped for dining in around the big wooden table in the kitchen diner but is also well located for eating out every day as you’re really spoiled for choice in Mousehole.brbrParking is close by and you can park at the Habourside carpark for £5 for 24 hours. brbrThere is no Garden at Janies sadly but her front steps make a great spot to sit and have a coffee first thing as the sun peeps though the rooftops. At the end of the day make sure you cosy up in front of the log burner with a good book or enjoy a film on the smart TV. Janie’s caters for younger children as well, a high chair and travel cot are included as well as a range of books and toys.brIf you want to travel further afield by car St Ives is 10 miles away where you will find all sorts of activities and places to eat. For the ultimate experience head to the Minack Open Air Theatre at Porthcurnow and take in one of the fantastic shows.brbrGuest Access:brThe whole cottage will be solely for you, and your family during your stay.brbrThe Neighborhood:brWe recommend The Coastguard Hotel if you really want to splash out, make sure you try their signature cocktails!brAs well as just taking it easy during your stay if you’re more the outgoing types there are a great selection of walks on the South West Coast Path. Head East toward Newlyn or if you’re really adventurous head West to Lands End or even as far as Sennen Cove.brbrProvisionsbrThere is a great deli and general store that’s just 1 minute walk from Janie’s Cottage – No.1 Deli Storesbr(run by 2 Fore Street restaurant).brThey have local milk in reusable bottles, great coffee, bread, pastries,breggs, vegetables, a range of meat, wine and essentials including logs and kindling. It’s usually openbrMonday – Saturday 9am- 3pm, longer hours likely during the peak summer season. 12pm.brbrThe nearest supermarket is Co-op in Newlyn and there is a Sainsbury’s Superstore and Tesco inbrPenzance along with another Co-op, a Morrisons on Eastern Way and a large Lidl on WesternbrPromenade Road, Penzance.brbrEating & Drinking in Mousehole and beyondbrPlease do check the websites of places listed below due to the pandemic, hours may differ than thosebrlisted. It’s highly advisable to book restaurants in advance of your stay, especially during peak season.brThe village has a number of excellent places to eat and drink. brbrThe Ship Inn is a lovely old traditionalbrvillage pub with local beers and spirits, food and live entertainment. The pub kitchen shuts at 8.30pm.brbr2 Fore Street has an excellent menu and lovely garden which was renovated in 2021. Worth booking in advance if you want to guarantee a table.brbrThe Old Coastguard has a bar and dining rooms which serve delicious food and overlook recently renovated lawned gardens lined with palm trees and looking out to St Clements Isle. The Sea Terrace is lovely and during 2021, they’ve been working on a food and drink shack in the garden. NOTE: very popular so advance booking highly recommended.brbrHole Foods Deli and Cafe has great coffee, wines and a fresh food counter as well as meals served at the table. They now have more space and tables upstairs and open 8am for breakfast until late most days.brbrThe Rock Pool is a café not far from the harbour, has wonderful views and is great for lunch, creambrteas and cakes. As you look out to sea, it’s to the left of the harbour past the larger car park and sits on a cliff above a natural swimming pool.brbrIn Newlyn, you’ll find great seafood at Mackerel Sky and Ben Tunnicliff's Tolcarne Inn as well as a lovely bar at the independent Newlyn Filmhouse During the high season, brbrJelberts is open forbrdelicious ice cream made fresh every day in Newlyn. brbrLovett’s is a wonderful coffee and wine bar in thebrheart of Newlyn with excellent coffee, wines and more.brIn Penzance, brThere is a good local curry house at 63 Daniel Place called Taj Mahal which is 3 mins from the seafrontbrbr45 Queen Street, a recently converted warehouse serving food and drink from 6-10pm.brbrIdeas for Things to Do brMousehole harbour has a sandy beach that sits inside the harbour and is popular with families. Boatbrtrips are also available from the harbour brAlong with Tyler Gallery beneath the cottage, you’ll also find other art galleries, café’s and gift shopsbrin the winding lanes of Mousehole.brFrom Mousehole you can walk up Raginnis Hill for great views of Mount’s Bay and join the coast pathbrto Lamorna, or in the other direction the coastal cycle path takes you to Newlyn and Penzance.brPorthcurno beach is less than 3 miles from Mousehole and is a large, soft, sandy beach. Praa Sandsbris 7 miles from Mousehole and is also beautiful with a long bank of sand dunes. St Ives is 14 milesbraway and is definitely worth a day trip.brIt has three great beaches, especially for families, and Tate St Ives which was extended a few yearsbrago. There are lots of other excellent surfing beaches around the coast too.brIn the fishing port of Newlyn, you’ll find the Newlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange plus NewlynbrFilmhouse, a two screen cinema and a great place to eat with a seasonal menu:brPenzance has a range of good cafes, independent and vintage shops such as The Terrace, Totti Pizza,brand Barton BooksbrThere is also the wonderful Jubilee Pool, an Art Deco seawater lido and geothermal pool. Advancebrbooking essential. There’s also Penlee Art Gallery & Museum which offers activities for children.brLand’s End is around 8 miles away brAnnual Events in MouseholebrMousehole has firework displays in the Harbour on 5th November and New Years’ Eve. The famousbrMousehole Harbour Lights are switched on in mid-December and remain in place until the first weekbrof January: brOther popular village events are Tom Bawcocks Eve (23 December) - and Halloween.brbrEvery two years, there is a summer maritime festival called Sea, Salts & Sail brbrFurther Information brIf you have any specific queries about Janie’s Cottage or visiting Mousehole, please get in touch andbrwe’d be happy to help.brWe hope you enjoy your stay!brbrGetting Around:brThere is no private parking at the property but there are two car parks on the harbour and two more very close.brbrOther Things to Note:brThere is a wood-burning fire in the cottage (we provide a starter pack only for the fire as the primary source of heating is the central heating).brbrInteraction with Guests:brWe live locally and can be contacted by airbnb message, phone or text message.

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