Stunning panoramic sea views, a walk to the beach

Trevilley enjoys spectacular panoramic sea views over Mount's Bay and St. Michael's Mount and is a 3 minute walk to the beach. It is ideal as a romantic getaway, for families, for walkers, surfers and for those who want to wind down - it is impossible not to relax here. Trevilley sleeps 8 adults in a master double bedroom with en-suite bathroom, a twin room and a bunk room and a double in the summer house. And picture perfect Mousehole promises a magical holiday experience - just idyllic! The space A large entrance porch provides ample space to store beach bags, wellies and coats. This leads to a spacious well equipped kitchen crafted by a local artisan from reclaimed wood. It leads into a utility room which houses the boiler in a big airing cupboard as well as a microwave, large washer/dryer, clothes horse and iron. From here another, door leads into the wet room (an ideal place to have a shower after a day on the beach or to hang your wetsuit) and a downstairs toilet. The kitchen also leads directly into the dining room, a light filled space with beautiful local art work and stunning views. It comfortably seats eight in colourful Phillippe Starck Ghost chairs set around an old sea captain's wooden table. If you are lucky enough to be seated at the head of the table, you will have direct views onto St Clements Island and Mount's Bay reaching into the distance. In front of the dining room and the adjacent sitting room lies a spectacular and spacious sea viewing room with extraordinary panoramic views of the Lizard, St. Michael's Mount, the village, the harbour and St.Clements Island. This is the ideal place to relax with a coffee, a good book or simply be mesmerised by the ever changing colours of the sea and sky. A south facing door leads onto a covered decking area with a big glass table and chairs, a perfect place to have breakfast on a sunny morning and perhaps spot some seals, basking-sharks or dolphins. Through another set of double doors from the conservatory you enter the cosy sitting room with its big open fire place, comfy leather sofa and chairs and its quirky furniture made from our decommissioned wooden fishing boat. An open staircase leads from here to the first floor. The sea-facing master bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with two basins and a whirlpool bath and a toilet. The comfortable kingsize double bed promises a restful night with its crisp linen and luxurious bedding. There are two bedside tables with drawers and a small wardrobe. The other sea-facing room has shaker style twin beds, a large basin, one bedside table with drawers and a chest of drawers. From these rooms the view of the sunrise over the Lizard and the sound of the sea breaking over St. Clements Island remind you on waking that you are in beautiful Cornwall. The third bedroom houses adult-size bunk beds a bedside table with drawers and storage under the bunks. There are 2 travel cots available to use along with sheets, toddler duvets and pillows (infant sleeping bags are not provided). All bedrooms have adequate space for a travel cot. The master bedroom can accommodate two travel cots (if, like us, you are lucky enough to have twins!). Between the twin and bunk room there is another bathroom with a bath and stand up shower and toilet. The Summer House The summer house is available during the months of May to October and provides space and sleeping arrangements for 2 people (bringing the maximum occupancy to 8). There is an extra cost of £495 for renting out the summer house. Also enjoying splendid views, the summer house is ideal for older children or maybe grandparents who like to enjoy a little independence. It consists of a large living space, sofa, table and chairs, a kitchenette made out of reclaimed wood from fishing vessels, a fridge and tea and coffee making facilities. A separate bedroom contains a shaker double bed and small wardrobe with an en suite shower room, toilet and basin. Garden Trevilley is surrounded by a large garden consisting of several sheltered sitting areas, all enjoying sublime views. There are many colourful shrubs and bushes with something in bloom throughout the year. Please help yourself to the kitchen herb garden. There is a built-in granite BBQ, a shed where beach items can be stored and for the literary inclined, lines of poetry carved into the slate paving stones. Parking Mousehole is built around its beautiful harbour and has narrow windy streets. Free on street parking is possible on Raginnis Hill although it does get very busy during peak times. Alternatively, there is Mousehole harbour parking on the south and the north quays for £5 per day. Or parking can also be found at the Old Coastguard hotel for £11 per day (payable via the Just Park app). Guest access Guests can access the entire house and garden.