As cool and contemporary as Newlyn itself, this wonderful four-bedroom home which perches high above the town and harbour is a delight to the senses, and boasts spectacular sea views, a gorgeous interior and fantastic outside space.
With an enviably keen eye for design, the owners of Marine Lodge have created a retreat that not only fits in beautifully with the surrounding natural landscape, but being just two minutes’ walk from the town, is also perfectly positioned as an idyllic coastal holiday home with some of Cornwall’s best towns, beaches and landmarks (like St Micheal’s Mount) within easy reach. Styled with mid-Century furnishings, local paintings and natural textures, the real drama is showcased via sweeping views over Mounts Bay which can be enjoyed from both outside the house and in. Set over three floors, this home isn’t just beautiful to look at but is equally well-equipped and even includes a self-contained annexe with its own balcony and entrance, so guests can expect to be completely comfortable during their stay.
Sumptuous seating adorns the open plan living room and superior mattresses grace all four bedrooms, so if relaxation is high up on the holiday’s agenda, Marine Lodge more than fulfils the brief. Fully kitted-out and generously sized, the fabulous kitchen is where family feasts can be rustled up with ease and an eight-seater dining table along with a furnished outdoor terrace are the perfect spots for shared dinners, whether gathered inside for a lavish meal, or unwinding in the sunshine while lunch sizzles away on the barbecue.
Tucked into the hillside, the garden enjoys spectacular sweeping views over the bay, and surrounded by a variety of trees and plants, has a wonderfully secluded, nature-infused ambience. Though unusual in its design, the garden which includes a tiered layout, makes the most of its landscape. Several tiers form a series of small, flat areas including a kitchen-level paved terrace with outdoor dining suite, barbecue and firepit, and a lower-level sun-drenched nook with loungers. One last, meandering path down leads to a shaded wooded area, and for guests seeking out a quiet corner where they can catch up on their reading, it simply doesn’t get better.
Recently touted as one of Cornwall’s trendiest up and coming coastal towns, Newlyn’s food and shopping scene though small, doesn’t disappoint. Restaurants like Mackerel and Sky Seafood Bar (though seasonal) and Tolcarne Inn are well worth popping into for delicious dishes made from fresh, locally sourced ingredients, and if you love shopping indie, there are places like Newlyn Cheese & Charcuterie, The Strand vintage store and the Helen Feiler gallery for paintings and jewellery. Nearby lie the towns of Penzance with its fabulous lido, Mousehole and Marazion, all within easy reach by car. Or, for a really wholesome way to experience the coastline you can do so on foot along the coast path which in total is about 4.5 miles but which can be broken up with short stints on the bus which operates a regular service in the area. For more information click here
*Due to the steep nature of the plot and its sets of internal and external stairs, this property is not suitable for young children or those with limited mobility
With an enviably keen eye for design, the owners of Marine Lodge have created a retreat that not only fits in beautifully with the surrounding natural landscape, but being just two minutes’ walk from the town, is also perfectly positioned as an idyllic coastal holiday home with some of Cornwall’s best towns, beaches and landmarks (like St Micheal’s Mount) within easy reach. Styled with mid-Century furnishings, local paintings and natural textures, the real drama is showcased via sweeping views over Mounts Bay which can be enjoyed from both outside the house and in. Set over three floors, this home isn’t just beautiful to look at but is equally well-equipped and even includes a self-contained annexe with its own balcony and entrance, so guests can expect to be completely comfortable during their stay.
Sumptuous seating adorns the open plan living room and superior mattresses grace all four bedrooms, so if relaxation is high up on the holiday’s agenda, Marine Lodge more than fulfils the brief. Fully kitted-out and generously sized, the fabulous kitchen is where family feasts can be rustled up with ease and an eight-seater dining table along with a furnished outdoor terrace are the perfect spots for shared dinners, whether gathered inside for a lavish meal, or unwinding in the sunshine while lunch sizzles away on the barbecue.
Tucked into the hillside, the garden enjoys spectacular sweeping views over the bay, and surrounded by a variety of trees and plants, has a wonderfully secluded, nature-infused ambience. Though unusual in its design, the garden which includes a tiered layout, makes the most of its landscape. Several tiers form a series of small, flat areas including a kitchen-level paved terrace with outdoor dining suite, barbecue and firepit, and a lower-level sun-drenched nook with loungers. One last, meandering path down leads to a shaded wooded area, and for guests seeking out a quiet corner where they can catch up on their reading, it simply doesn’t get better.
Recently touted as one of Cornwall’s trendiest up and coming coastal towns, Newlyn’s food and shopping scene though small, doesn’t disappoint. Restaurants like Mackerel and Sky Seafood Bar (though seasonal) and Tolcarne Inn are well worth popping into for delicious dishes made from fresh, locally sourced ingredients, and if you love shopping indie, there are places like Newlyn Cheese & Charcuterie, The Strand vintage store and the Helen Feiler gallery for paintings and jewellery. Nearby lie the towns of Penzance with its fabulous lido, Mousehole and Marazion, all within easy reach by car. Or, for a really wholesome way to experience the coastline you can do so on foot along the coast path which in total is about 4.5 miles but which can be broken up with short stints on the bus which operates a regular service in the area. For more information click here
*Due to the steep nature of the plot and its sets of internal and external stairs, this property is not suitable for young children or those with limited mobility
Garden/backyard
Woodburner / Open Fire
BBQ
BBQ area
Iron
Room Information
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Living
Living Room
The large, open-plan lounge can be found on the home’s second floor and showcases spectacular dual aspect sea views over the bay towards St Michael’s Mount. The room also features a wood-burning stove for when the weather is cooler. Two sofas as well as two armchairs offer guests a choice of their favourite perch from which to take in the panoramas, and there’s a flat screen TV for evening entertainment as well as a range of occasional items of furniture
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Kitchen & Dining
Kitchen
Also on the second floor, the generously sized rustic kitchen features a double electric oven and grill, an electric hob, microwave, fridge / freezer and separate mini fridge, dishwasher, kettle, toaster, coffee maker, washing machine, iron and ironing board
An extensive range of cooking utensils, pots and pans are provided as well as plates, bowls, cutlery, glasses and dishes
Dining Room
The dining area which is open plan with the lounge has a large eight-seater dining table and wonderful sea views
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Bedrooms
Bedroom One / Master Bedroom
Situated on the first floor, the biggest of the two double bedrooms comes complete with super king-size bed, side tables with lamps, a sofa, dressing table and bookcase. Magnificent views over the sea and St Michael’s Mount mean guests have an unrivalled vantage point over the bay. This room also has a door that leads directly onto the garden.
Bedroom Two
Also on the first floor (accessed through Bedroom One) this twin bedroom comes with an en suite shower room and more of those unbeatable views over to Saint Michael's Mount.
Bedroom Three
The top (second) floor bedroom is furnished with a double bed and features gorgeous botanical wallpaper, side tables with reading lights, a hanging rail with shelves, dressing table and mirror, wicker chair and built-in cupboard.
Bedroom Four
The ground floor is where you'll find the beautiful, self-contained annexe with its own entrance. It features a lounge, kitchen / diner and separate bedroom with king-size bed. The lounge is furnished with a TV cabinet and flat screen TV, coffee table and sofa and there’s also a small open plan dining area with a table and two chairs. The kitchenette has a sink, worktop space, storage cupboards, a toaster and a kettle. The separate bedroom is en-suite and has a bathroom with an L-shaped bathtub with shower over, heated towel rail, basin and WC. The annexe has a door leading outside to a decking balcony which is furnished with a small table and chairs and has wonderful views over the bay.
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Bathrooms
Bathroom One
En-suite to the twin bedroom (Bedroom Two) and located on the first floor, this bathroom has a walk-in shower, hand basin, mirror, heated towel rail and WC
Bathroom Two
The top (second) floor family bathroom features a bath with shower over, mirror cabinet, hand basin and WC
Bathroom Three
The ground floor annexe bathroom features a bathtub with shower over, hand basin, mirror, cabinet, heated towel rail and WC
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Outside
Outside
The home’s sun-drenched gardens are beautifully landscaped and are tiered to provide several flat areas on each level. Mature shrubs, plants and trees encompass each level and give a sense of privacy while strategically placed seating in each area means that the home’s stunning views are taken full advantage of. The paved terrace nearest the kitchen is furnished with a charcoal barbecue, a large table and a fire pit, and there are various planters containing herbs which guests may freely pick to use in their cooking. One tier down you'll find a sunny gravel area with two loungers while on the last level is an area of mature woodland that creates a peaceful spot for afternoon naps in the shade
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Parking
Parking
This home has off-street parking for four cars. Due to the road access up to the house being steep and narrow we advise any long-wheel based vans or caravans not to drive up to the house but rather to use the long stay car park at the harbour which is a 7 minute walk from the house. For more information about charges and weekly permits please click here
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Good Housekeeping Bond
We ask our guests for a £200 good housekeeping bond, which is pre-authorised against your card. This is in case there is any damage to the property during your stay. The money is simply reserved and then released afterwards if there is no claim. We will contact you nearer the time of your arrival to arrange this.
Children only over the age of 8 years old accepted due to big drops within the garden
Welcome to Newlyn
If you’re looking for true taste of Cornish life, Newlyn is the perfect choice. From the working harbour where you can watch the catch of the day arriving back at shore to the traditional white washed cottages and nearby beaches, you’re sure to fall in love with this Cornish gem.
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