Little Dorrit self-catering Holiday Cottage situated right opposite the Harbourside. This grade ll listed Cobblers Cottage offers all the charm of by-gone days.

• The Cottage sleeps up to 4 people
• Location on the front of the Harbour
• Covered Courtyard with garden furniture
• Victorian fireplace with living flame
• Flat Screen Digital TV- DVD
• Bed Linen, Heating and Electricity included

Step outside of the front door and you are literally beside Mousehole's picturesque walled harbour.

Accommodation

Ground Floor: Entrance Lobby, Open plan sitting room furnished with antiques and curios. Victorian Fireplace featuring living flame fire, night store central heating, Kitchenette.

First Floor: Bedroom 1, Double Antique French Bed, Bedroom 2, Twin Half Tester Parliamentary Beds.

Other Amenities: Flat Screen digital TV's with Freeview, DVD, Books, Games and selection of DVD's. Washer/Dryer, Fridge/Freezer, microwave, electric oven and hob, hairdryer, iron and ironing board. Both bedrooms have flat screen digital TV's.

All bed linen, towels, electricity and central heating included.

Parking available on 2 Harbourside car parks - just 50 yards from the cottage. Regret no Children under 5 years / No smokers / No pets.

An eye for detail and a passion for collecting has reinstated all the aesthetic charm of by-gone days in this Grade II listed Cobblers Cottage. Artistically arranged rooms boasts 'olde world' style.

Downstairs vintage polished copper and classic pieces of china are displayed in free standing dressers and chests. To add to the welcoming appearance tasteful curtains and cushions dress the windows. Walls are hung with enchanting pictures and seafaring items of interest.

Rustic Baskets of dried flowers hang suspended from the beams. Steep dog-legged stairs lead up to the bedrooms with antique bedsteads (double 4') and marbled topped washstands.

A door leads from the living room into a sheltered courtyard with garden furniture and an array of plants. Step outside of the front door and you are literally beside Mouse hole's picturesque walled harbour. For the energetic the coastal path will take you to Lamorna, or a more sedate stroll into Newlyn.

There are few places remaining in the UK that have retained their character and charm in the way that the tiny village of Mousehole has. St. Clement's Isle - a small rocky islet once the home to an ancient hermit lies just offshore of the harbour wall. A few hundred yards along the village lies a huge cave which - so some people say - gives rise to the name of the Village (Mouse Hole).

Mousehole has developed around its harbour (and of course the fishing sustained it) appearing in the record books as an important fishing fleet as early as 1266, in fact, part of the south quay originates form 1390 possibly the oldest pier in Cornwall. Travel just a few miles and you can enjoy a day at the Minnack , an open air theatre at Porthcurno, or a leisurely visit to the Tate Gallery in St. Ives or spend a day in the Isles of Scilly either sailing or fly by helicopter from Penzance.

Every Christmas is a special time in Mousehole as the village is awash with Christmas Lights, filling the harbour and surrounding houses, a magical sight indeed.