Luxury Lodge 28

The Lodge itself is large and extremely well equipped. It caters for 6. There are three bedrooms comprising one main double room and two twins and one en-suite shower room to the double and one family bathroom with bath and shower. The Lodge is extremely light and has wood ceilings throughout. The kitchen caters for cooks and non-cooks alike. It's fully equipped but also has a dishwasher, slow cooker, and microwave for lazy eating. Two ovens and a gas hob are also there for the chefs. There is a separate laundry area with washer dryer. Storage is not an issue with this Lodge as each room has a wardrobe and chest of drawers.

This Lodge is a home and as such we want you to treat it as such. There are TV's with facilities to play DVDs, CD player with iPod docking and we provide many board games and books and magazines. It doesn't feel like a holiday home and stands out from the rest, as there are many pieces of art and other artefacts around. The Lodge is on a prime site, sheltered and not overlooked. The twin sets of patio doors lead out to the raised deck area where a table and chairs are provided. Good quality bed linen is supplied by the owner and should towels be needed they can be provided at extra cost.

Whitsand Bay is part of the Rame Peninsular and is located at the beginning of the footstep from Devon into Cornwall. It pretty much remains unknown to the hordes of tourists who flock to Cornwall every year for their holiday break and boasts some of the most spectacular sandy beaches around our coastline.

It is a popular surf spot and Whitsand Bay Golf Club is nearby. Carp Lakes, Foraging, Coasteering, Horse Riding, Walking with Alpacas,

Landscape Painting, Sea Fishing, Deep sea diving are all available within easy reach.

The Southwest Coastal Path starts at Cremyll and winds its way through the 800-acre Mount Edgcumbe Park, which is probably one of the most beautiful estates in England today.