Bodrigy, Mullion / Cadgwith / Coverack - Sleeps 12

Follow the rural track and arrive at Bodrigy, a striking coastal house with apex windows to frame the ever-changing views of Cadgwith Cove. Once inside, arrive to a central hallway and lead straight into the heart of the house, the large open plan dining, living and kitchen space. The relaxed seating area is as appealing in the Winter with a crackling fire as those balmy Summer stays where the large comfortable sofa offers a haven after a day of exploring the area. The modern kitchen is packed with all you could need to feed the gang and get creative using the freshest of local seafood plucked straight from the bay. The large dining table ensures a persuasive stay at home option as friends and family gather around and catch up over good food and good conversation. Children will enjoy the freedom of the games room setting up family darts tournaments and table football leagues. The first of six bedrooms (Kennack) is located on the ground floor and can be set as a double or twin to create a flexible option be it older children or grandparents, for example. Climb the central staircase to the first floor and collection of 5 further bedrooms each named after local villages. With 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, forget those queues in the morning as the house gets ready for the day ahead. A family bathroom completes the first floor layout. 

There can surely be no better location for a memorable coastal holiday as Bodrigy proudly sits high above the ebb and flow of life in Cadgwith Cove. Throw open the doors and spill out into the garden that blooms with colour and scent throughout the spring and summer. The verdant lawn stretches to the cliff edge where children and dogs alike can run free, a newly created Boules Court invites the whole group to partake. Bodrigy offers ample outside dining furniture so fire up the BBQ and enjoy al fresco dining in true Cornish style. A bubbling 7 seater hot tub is perfectly placed to capture those stunning sea views. Wander from your garden gate, onto the South West Coast Path and down into Cadgwith, a quintessential fishing cove packed with charm and local characters. There is a small local shop for daily essentials, pop in to The Cadgwith Cove Inn for a warm welcome and local pint and supper and pick up the freshest Cornish crab landed that day. Walkers in the party will enjoy the miles of South West Coast Path leading along some of Cornwall's most striking scenery. At high tide, the clear water tempts wild sea swimmers in the sheltered cove or head to Kynance Cove, a popular National Trust spot, and dive into the world renowned azure sea. The Lizard Peninsula has so many beautiful areas to explore including Coverack, Kennack Sands and, of course, the iconic lighthouse marking Cornwall's most Southerly point. From hidden gems off the beaten track to landmarks of the area, dive right into your guide books and discover the magic of the The Lizard Peninsula.

Bodrigy comes highly recommended by the Cornish Gems team and can be enjoyed throughout the year be it celebratory weekend or extended Summer stays.