Property details

Bowjy Cottage (the name means “cowshed” in Cornish) stands amongst a traditional working farmstead. Tucked away in this little unspoilt part of Cornwall you can enjoy beautiful sea views down to Godrevy Cove (a quiet sandy beach) which can be reached by a short walk over the fields belonging to the farm. Smuggler stories abound about this cove and you can feel that it is your own private beach, whether you want to swim, fish or have a barbecue.The detached cottage offers a lovely light living area leading onto an attractive patio. About half a mile away you will find the village of St Keverne – an interesting community focused around the village square – with good pubs, restaurants and shops.

ACCOMMODATION: GROUND FLOOR: Open plan Kitchen/Living/Dining area: KITCHEN AREA: with electric cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer – very well equipped. DINING AREA: with table and chairs, leads into lounge/conservatory area with comfortable seating, TV with DVD, radio/CD player. BATHROOM: with bath, wash basin and WC. Washing machine and tumble dryer. MAIN DOUBLE BEDROOM: with double bed and ensuite shower room with WC. Two TWIN BEDROOMS. PATIO AND GARDEN AREA: with table and chairs and sea views. HEATING: full central heating. SPECIAL NOTES: due to COVID the owners are not supplying bedding so it is necessary to bring your own pillows, duvets, bed linen and towels please. Security deposit: £100.

20 July 2019

We had a brilliant week in Bowjy Cottage. What a fantastic cottage and a truly marvellous location. Our daughter fell in love with the animals on the farm. The cottage had everything we needed - we really didn't need to take all the kitchen stuff we packed! It's a wonderful holiday cottage and I hope we are able to visit again next year.

Tulk family, Surrey

15 July 2017

A wonderful visit to Bowjy. Beautiful cottage - so clean and the best view ever. Beautiful flowers in the garden as well. We have visited lots of new places and walked the coastal path to Coverack and the other way to Porthallow - both beautiful. The Fat Apples café on the road to Porthallow is just amazing - well worth a visit or two. Thank you Anthony and Sheila for being so hospitable.

Nicky and Simon, Blackpool