Manacle View

Manacle View is a single-storey barn conversion at Parc An Grouse, a small cluster of family-run properties overlooking the sea on the Lizard Peninsula. The entire accommodation sits on one level: a living and dining space with a 55" television and soundbar, a kitchen equipped for proper cooking, two bedrooms (one kingsize, one with twin singles), and two ensuite wet rooms. Everything you need for self-catering is included—electricity, heating, bed linen, towels and wifi—along with parking for one car and use of a shared utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer.

The location is built for walking. The South West Coastal Path begins at the foot of the fields, and from here you can reach the fishing villages of Coverack, Cadgwith and Porthallow on foot. Cadgwith feels frozen in time, with thatched cottages and coloured boats; Coverack has a wide beach and harbour worth exploring. A quiet, sandy beach is a short walk through the countryside. St Keverne village, with its church, pubs and shops, is close by. The wider Lizard Peninsula attracts visitors for its isolation and space to move, whether walking, birdwatching or simply being still. Non-smokers only.