About this property
This delightful, detached bungalow lies within the peaceful village of St Keverne on the idyllic Lizard Peninsula. Perfectly placed for enjoying the south and west of Cornwall, this charming retreat welcomes families and friends at any time of year. As soon as you walk through the door you will notice the house has been designed with comfort in mind. The sitting room houses big plush sofas tempting you to relax as you look through the patio doors at the distant sea views and country landscape and you can certainly get creative in the sleek, well-equipped kitchen with all the mods and cons you need. Prepare the dining table with crockery and cutlery and enjoy a delicious feast before challenging each other to a family board game. On a warm day, throw open the patio doors and take advantage of the garden, siting at the outdoor furniture and taking advantage of the good weather. When it comes to getting some rest, there are four delightfully presented bedrooms to choose from, each one housing double beds and offering plenty of storage for your personal items. Start your morning in the bathroom, with a quick brisk shower or return here in the evening to enjoy a soothing bath. Completing the interior of Trenoweth Sea View is a handy utility, offering a washing machine, tumble dryer and extra freezer. All your daily amenities can be found in the village of St Kevern, including a supermarket, butchers, post office and two traditional pubs serving food, perfect if you want a night off cooking. Porthallow, once a busy fishing village, can be found nearby and has a lovely pebble beach, along with a pub where you can admire the sea view with a drink, the village has many thatched cottages, and divers come here to access the Manacles Reef, one of the best diving sites in the country. Visit nearby Roskilly’s where you can stroll through the meadows and ponds, meet the animals and sample the famous ice cream, or explore the beautiful creeks of Helford River on a boat or kayak, available for hire during most of year. The Lizard Peninsula is bursting with stunning of stunning beaches with caves waiting to be discovered at low tide and some beautiful coastal walks. Enjoy a pub lunch at Coverack with its little harbour or take a trip to Kynance Cover with its white sands and azure seas, you’ll feel like you’re in the Mediterranean! A holiday at Trenoweth Sea View is perfect for those wanting to explore this beautiful and untouched part of Cornwall. Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 1063077 together sleeping up to 12 guests.
Set just 1.25 miles inland on the eastern side of the Lizard Peninsula lies the attractive village of St Keverne, which is the largest village in the Helford area. It is clustered around a central square which contains a number of shops, two pubs and an impressive church. From the village you can easily explore the spectacular landscapes of the Lizard Peninsula by car, bicycle or on foot.
Accommodation
All-ground-floor.
Four bedrooms: 1x King size, 1x Double, 1x Small double, 1X Twin .
1 x Bathroom with bath, walk-in shower, basin and WC.
1 x Bathroom with, walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Open-plan living area with kitchen, dining and conservatory.
Utility.
Sitting room with Gas fire which is currently out of use.
Oil central heating which is connected to Rayburn with added Electric fires.
Oil heated Rayburn cooker (Only lit through winter) Electric double oven and hob, microwave, 2 x fridges, 1x freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, TV and WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for 3 cars.
Enclosed garden and patio with furniture.
2 well behaved dogs welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 1.4 miles and pub 1.1 miles.
Beach 1 miles.
Note; There is a Good Housekeeping Bond of £400 for this property.
Reviews (19)
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Frances
It would be helpful if all the instruction books were in one obvious place and the folder giving some details kept in a drawer in the conservatory was updated. Kitchen could do with a colander, some egg cups and table mats. No kitchen towels or cling film, which we have donated. Wi-Fi doesnât extend to the whole of the property and there is no mobile phone signal. But these are minor points. It is a great property and the aga was fantastic at keeping it warm and comfortable during a wet and windy week.
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Phil
The two smaller bedrooms felt very damp, little concerned for the kids sleeping in these rooms, we did keep the electric heater on as much as possible to keep it warm. A small welcome note and pack left out on the kitchen table on arrival would be nice, we did not find the information pack until the next day, tucked away in a draw in the conservatory, hence we didnât know that one of the blinds was temperamental. The area was nice and hot, but the radiators did not heat up, despite being turned on. The information pack advised us that the radiators must be on to stop the arga overheating, but the radiators remained cold, also advised us to pick up any dog poo of ours, but we did have a regular morning visitor, a black & white collie having a wee and poo on our lawn! One of our group also stepped in poo on arrival in the car park area. The Three Tuns were very welcoming and would definitely recommend a meal and a beer here, great Guinness and nice to still see a pool table.
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Kelly
There are quite a few flies in the kitchen area, we thought it would be a good idea to invest in a fly zapper light in the kitchen