Steps up to the front of the cottage lead into a large entrance hall/sitting room, with an open fire if needed.

On this floor, there are two bedrooms, one with a double bed, the other with two single beds.

A cot is available. There is also a bathroom with a basin, W.C. and bath.

Steepish stairs lead down, to the lower ground floor with an open plan lounge/kitchen/diner.

A television and DVD player are provided. The kitchen has an electric oven, microwave, fridge/freezer and automatic washer/dryer. On this floor there is also a shower with an additional W.C. and basin.

Like most of the traditional homes in the village Mill Cottage is built of granite. Dating from the days of horse-drawn vehicles, no allowance was made for parking in front of the cottage. However, today loading and unloading is possible and there is a car park nearby.

There is a small pleasant tidal beach in the harbour area, three hundred yards from the cottage. There are several excellent large beaches within a ten-mile radius.

It is regretted that pets cannot be accommodated.

Duvets and duvet covers are provided, but guests are asked to supply their own sheets, pillow cases and towels.

Storage heating, when needed, is included in the rental, but electricity for hot water, cooking and additional heating is paid by means of a meter, taking £1 coins.

The weekly rates for this cottage vary between £150 - £475.

The cottage is locally owned and managed.

Mill Cottage, in the heart of a typical Cornish coastal village is within easy reach of the many delights to be found in West Cornwall.

The village has a small general store, Post Office, home-made ice cream shop, craft shops, ‘the Ship Inn’, cafes, a fish and chip shop and several restaurants.

Penzance, three miles from Mousehole, is the main shopping centre in the area. There is a frequent bus service from the village, through Newlyn, into Penzance. The bus stop is about 100 yards from Mill Cottage.

Beyond the village, the coastal path to Lamorna Cove offers magnificent scenery and there are walks into the heart of the unrivalled Cornish country-side. Mousehole is an excellent base from which to explore the many coves and beaches of the Land’s End Peninsula.

Beyond Mousehole there is access to the unrivalled Cornish countryside. It is an excellent base from which to explore the many coves and beaches of the Land's End Peninsula.

Attractions within easy reach, include:-

• St Michael's Mount - Reached from Marazion by local ferry or by walking along the sea causeway at low tide.
• The Minack Theatre - A spectacular open- air auditorium built into the cliff face at Porthcurno, with regular performances of plays and musicals throughout the Summer.
• Sennen Cove - popular for it's surfing.
• Land's End - only twelve miles away.

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