Carveth

Carveth is a two-bedroom self-catering coastal cottage sleeping two in Mousehole on the west Cornwall coast. The property sits in one of the most traditional fishing villages in west Cornwall, with sea views from the cottage and access to the village's narrow lanes and harbour.

Inside, the cottage has two bedrooms and a single bathroom, with an open fire in the living space for cooler evenings. The property includes wifi, a dishwasher, a washing machine, and accessible features, and dogs are welcome.

Outside, a private garden and parking come with the cottage - a practical combination given Mousehole's tight village streets. Sea views from the property extend over the harbour towards the bay.

Mousehole's harbour, lined with granite cottages, sits just a short walk away with pubs, cafes, galleries, and the Christmas lights that draw visitors each winter. The South West Coast Path runs along the cliffs in both directions, and Penzance, Newlyn, and Land's End are within easy reach. St Michael's Mount at Marazion can be seen across Mount's Bay.