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A substantial detached house a few yards from the sea in the charismatic fishing village of Cadgwith. (Ref. 959728)
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7 nights from £954
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A detached property resting within the village of Mullion. (Ref. 1002278)
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7 nights from £521
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A beautifully furnished cottage situated in the picturesque village of Mullion, on the stunning Lizard Peninsula. (Ref. 957395)
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7 nights from £345
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Cottage annex with sea views. (Ref. 959147)
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7 nights from £405
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Superb family homestay in the centre of the village of Mullion within walking distance of the village shops, pubs and restaurants. (Ref. 960023)
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7 nights from £784
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Luxury holiday home located in Mullion on the Lizard Peninsula. (Ref. 925595)
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7 nights from £419
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Beautifully presented, detached cottage overlooking the fishing cove at Cadgwith in Cornwall. (Ref. 1003443)
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7 nights from £583
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A comfortable detached cottage all over ground floor, resting on Newton Farm in Mullion. (Ref. 987906)
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7 nights from £784
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Comfortable semi-detached cottage resting on Newton Farm in Mullion. (Ref. 987905)
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7 nights from £1058
The Lizard Peninsula is the most south-westerly point of the British Isles and boasts its own unique landscape with enchanting views. Browse our fantastic selection of Lizard holiday cottages to find your secluded hideaway.
Why a cottage in Lizard?
The name derives from the Cornish Lis for 'place' and Ard for 'high'. A recognised area of botanical importance encircled by turquoise seas, there is nowhere else quite like it in Britain.
Surrounded on three sides by the sea, you really do feel like you have found the edge of the world here. The rocks and cliffs of the coastline offer shelter to the tiny fishing villages huddled into their coves, all of which have maintained their traditional appearance.
The Lizard is known for its geological and mining heritage. Serpentine stone has been quarried on the peninsula for centuries, its red, green and grey hues unique to the area. Close to the Lizard village of Coverack, the junction between the Earth’s crust and mantle can be clearly seen on the foreshore, making it a fascinating spot for geology enthusiasts.
Places to visit in Lizard
The closest settlement to the point, Lizard town, has a community atmosphere with a hub of cottages, cafes and gift shops. The largest village on the peninsula, Mullion, is home to a variety of popular restaurants, shops and pubs as well as the picturesque Mullion Cove.
Want to escape the hustle and bustle and relax and unwind? A Lizard Peninsula cottage will make for an unforgettable holiday.