A Lighthouse Tale

One of six unique cottages located on the site of a working lighthouse – first established in 1619 – this home is the perfect base for those looking for a memorable stay on the Lizard Peninsular. Inside, original features abound, including access up thirty-two stone spiral steps to a tower seating area with glorious sea views. Though the decor has plenty of modern nautical touches, there’s no wi-fi here, so it’s best for those wanting to disconnect. But there’s no better place to recharge and unwind than in the enclosed courtyard, or with a bracing coastal walk right outside your door. What’s more, you’re just a quarter of a mile away from Lizard Village where you’ll find shops, restaurants and a charming pub.


Home truths:
*Wi-fi isn't available and there is limited mobile signal.
*This is an old building so you may find uneven floor levels and steps throughout.
*This is a working lighthouse with an automatic, electric fog signal. During periods of fog and mist, earplugs are provided.
*The lighthouses and equipment need regular maintenance. Visits by maintenance staff may occur at any time during the year. However, staff will always try to ensure guest privacy.
*Babies under 10 months of age are welcome, however, for safety reasons, children must be at least 5 years old. A cot and high chair are available on request.
*This site is open to the public for lighthouse tours.
*On-site parking is available for two cars. Access roads to the site are narrow.