Lowena is one of ten cottages constructed around 1860 in St Just, just a short walk from the stunning Cornish coast, and is close to many of Cornwall's finest treks and tourism destinations.
Lowena, which means "joy to you" in Cornish, was originally built as a tin miner's cottage and retains its individuality with its stone walls and woodburner, which is ideal for relaxing by after a day visiting Sennen Cove or Marazion.
The galley kitchen is well-equipped with all of your culinary necessities.
Climb the carpeted open-tread stairs to the first level from the living room; the stairwell leads to the master double bedroom (the bed room's sleeping space is separated by a curtain).
Beyond the bedroom is a large tiled family bathroom.
The door at the top of the stairs leads into the twin room, which has a relaxing colour scheme and lovely views of the sea and countryside.
The kitchen has access to the paved yard at the back of the house, where you may cool off with a refreshing beverage during the warmer months.
There is roadside parking in front of the property, and the town's facilities are just a short walk away.
Spend the day touring Land's End, Britain's most south-westerly point and one of the country's most iconic locations.
Take in the breathtaking view and breathe in the fresh seaside air as you pose for a snapshot with your family and friends by the iconic signpost.
Further out, Penzance has Penlee House, an art and history museum, Trengwainton Garden, Mount's Bay, and much more!
Lowena is an excellent retreat with lots to offer.
