Self-catering Tariff 2008

Prices from £370 - £825 per week

Bookings run from Friday to Friday Week Commencing Tariff

A 1/3rd deposit is required with your booking with the balance payable 6 weeks before arrival. Payment by Debit Card or Cheque Arrival after 4pm and Departure by 10am please Price includes bedding, towels & tea towels First basket of logs for the wood-burner (October-April) Full central heating on morning & evening For the comfort, safety and health of all our guests, we operate a no smoking policy at Caunce Head. We welcome children over the age of 12

Mullion Cove

Self-Catering Holidays
on the Lizard Peninsula

- the perfect place to unwind -

17th Century Cornish stone house
Sleeps 4/5 people

Two double four-poster en-suite bedrooms

Set back and high up on the headland south of Mullion Cove sits this traditional Cornish stone house. This welcoming home has a beamed lounge with a wood-burning stove in the inglenook fireplace, a large farmhouse kitchen with Aga and two fully en-suite four-poster bedrooms. The walled south facing garden is a suntrap and there is parking for 2/3 cars.

• Caunce Head sleeps 4/5 people in two bedrooms
• Centrally heated (twice a day included)
• Electricity included
• Bed Linen & Towels included
• Washing machine/tumble drier
• Woodburning stove
• Dogs very welcome
• Wonderful walks in every direction
• Country/coastal setting

Caunce Head is a 300 year old traditional stone house perched high on the top and set back from Mullion Cliffs south of Mullion Cove surrounded by beautiful countryside and a National Nature Reserve cared for by English Nature.

ACCOMMODATION

The original character of the house has been retained and enhanced while we have updated it for modern living. Central heating, double glazing and luxurious en-suite bathrooms for each of our cosy, sunny bedrooms makes staying here a very great pleasure. There is a walled garden with garden furniture & BBQ and a gated drive with parking for two/three cars.

The Bedrooms -Both Four-Poster double aspect bedrooms have lovely views and are south facing with excellent furnishings and bedding and televisions with set-top boxes.

The Studio A double aspect room overlooking the gardens and surrounding farmland. This light and airy room has a king size double four-poster bed, a single daybed (excellent mattress) and a large en-suite bathroom with bath and shower.

Mounts View Also on the front of the house and double aspect. This delightful room has a king-size four-poster bed and an en-suite bathroom with bath and shower.

The Lizard Peninsula

A truly unspoiled corner of Cornwall. The rugged coastline, dotted with tiny fishing villages and perfect sandy coves, is broken by deeply wooded valleys and the secret splendour of the Helford River - made famous by Daphne du Maurier in the novel "Frenchman`s Creek".

It is minutes away by car and easily accessible to walkers. Nationally recognised for rare Fauna and Flora, the area is perfect at any time of the year. Mullion Village and the surrounding area has a good selection of restaurants and pubs as well as a range of interesting shops.

The little fishing harbour at Mullion with views of the spectacular coastline is perfect in itself. For those who can bear to leave the peninsula, the whole of West Penwith, St. Michael's Mount. Lands End, St Ives, Truro and Falmouth can be reached in less than an hour.

Garden enthusiasts will know that spring is the ideal time to visit Heligan, Trebah or Trevano - beautiful all year - they surpass themselves between April and June. Don't forget though, January and February is the time for Camellias and Daffodils in Cornwall!

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