Marazion · Cornwall
Bosworgy Bay
“Luxury house with spectacular views to St Michael's Mount”
From £700 / week
Our favourite features
At a Glance
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Sleeps 3
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1 Bedroom
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1 Single sofa bed
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Sitting room
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Open plan dining room
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Custom built kitchen
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Underfloor heating
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Terrace area
About the cottage
About Bosworgy Bay
For those seeking a coastal retreat with stunning views, Bosworgy Bay is the ideal Cornish holiday home; a perfect escape for a romantic weekend away or a break with a small group.
Your own private terrace commands beautiful views out to St Michael’s Mount, where you can sit and watch the sun dip down across the water with a glass of wine at your side, before the sky puts on a spectacular display of stars on a clear night.
After a late evening of stargazing, your custom built kitchen is the perfect place to prepare a decadent breakfast and pour yourself a coffee from your Nespresso machine in the morning, before heading out to explore the area.
There is so much to see and do around Marazion that you will appreciate returning home to your cozy bolthole, to take a long hot shower in your luxurious bathroom. This property has underfloor heating throughout, so you will never get cold toes and will always be toasty warm.
When you can’t keep your eyes open any more, sink into your kingsize bed and top quality bed linen for a good night’s sleep. Though this property has one bedroom, it can sleep another guest over 12 years old on the single sofa bed in the living room.
Every care and attention has been paid to making sure that Bosworgy Bay provides everything that you need with a touch of luxury in this spectacular location. A stay will create fond memories and have you wanting to return time and again.
Facilities
- Kingsize bedroom with wardrobe, pine chest of drawers, bedside table, USB points, coats stand and luxurious bed linen provided
- Bathroom with toilet, basin, mirror, shave point, spacious shower cubicle and all towels provided
- Sitting room with single sofa bed, two large settees, coffee table, wall mounted flat screen TV.
- Open plan dining area with large pine table and seating for five people, pine dresser, place mats, table cloths and napkins provided
- Fully equipped custom built kitchen with induction hob, fan assisted electric oven, grill, separate microwave oven, fridge freezer, dishwasher, electric kettle, Nespresso coffee machine, cafetiere, toaster and tea towels provided
- Terrace area with two loungers, coffee table and glass balustrade
- Underfloor heating throughout
- Free WIFI
- USB sockets
- Parking for at least two cars
- Access ramp available
Location
Marazion, Cornwall
Out & about
Close to Bosworgy Bay
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Perranuthnoe Beach
Beach1.1 miles · 7 min drive · 22 min walk
Perranuthnoe Beach is a sandy, south-facing cove popular with surfers and families alike, with a well-liked beach cafe just above the sand.
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Marazion
Town0.6 miles · 4 min drive · 12 min walk
Marazion is one of Britain's oldest chartered towns — good for a wander, a browse and a proper Cornish pasty from a local bakery.
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The Godolphin
Food & drink0.7 miles · 3 min drive · 14 min walk
The Godolphin is a well-regarded pub with a menu that leans into fresh Cornish seafood and a decent selection of local ales.
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Chapel Rock Cafe
Food & drink0.7 miles · 3 min drive · 14 min walk
Chapel Rock Cafe sits right on the beach with views across to St Michael's Mount — a fine spot for coffee and a slice of something homemade.
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H.M.S Warspite 1915-1945
Landmark0.8 miles · 3 min drive · 16 min walk
A modest but moving memorial to HMS Warspite, the celebrated battleship that met her end on these shores in 1947 — a piece of real maritime…
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Giant's Heart
Landmark0.9 miles · 3 min drive · 18 min walk
The Giant's Heart is a striking piece of public art on the seafront — a quiet, curious stop that rewards a short walk along the shore.
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Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens
Attraction2.4 miles · 10 min drive
Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens weaves large-scale contemporary art through a sheltered valley of exotic planting — genuinely worth an aftern…
Local knowledge
Want the full lowdown on Marazion? Our concierge knows it inside out.
About Marazion
Your corner of Cornwall.
Marazion is situated on the south coast of Cornwall and is the gateway to the tidal island of St Michael’s Mount. Follow the path of the ancient pilgrims by walking the stone and cobbled path across Mount’s Bay to reach the island, or at high tide that is a ferry that will take you out and bring you back.
There are lots of water based activities for the energetic including windsurfing, kitesurfing, jet skiing and sailing. On Chapel Rock and Marazion harbour, there are numerous rock pools to explore and above the beach there is a large park for the little ones to enjoy.
The South West coast path offers up outstanding views in this part of Cornwall. Sherpa expeditions provide guided and self guided walks (and cycling routes) and the beautiful St Michael’s Way is an ancient path that starts at St Ives, slightly further north and finishes on St Michael’s Mount.
The shopper in you will love the individuality of the local traders, there are no chains here. Specialising in their own unique goods they include The Rigging where you can pad out your existing wardrobe, Summerhouse Gallery to add to your art collection, Silver Origins for jewellery pieces, Boylan Ceramics and Pisky Cove for a range of specialist assorted gifts.
After all that shopping you will be in need of some refreshment! Marazion offers up a large range of tempting places to eat. The Godolphin Arms boasts outstanding views over Marazion beach and The Copper Spoon is known for its seasonal vegetarian platters. The Rosario Tea Rooms specialise in mouth watering crab sandwiches and cream teas, while The Mount Haven Restaurant take pride in the outstanding local produce they use.
There is so much to do here, but if you wish to venture a little further afield then Prussia Cove and Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens are well worth a visit. Also, the artist town of St Ives is a relatively short drive north, where you can visit the Tate St Ives, indulge in a spot more shopping and admire the pretty backstreets. Lucky visitors might also catch a glimpse of the harbour seals.
Pricing & Availability
Bosworgy Bay is booked directly with its owner. Tell them your dates and party and they’ll come back to confirm availability and rates — usually the same day.
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Short breaks are offered at Bosworgy Bay from a minimum of 3 days (please contact the owner for short break enquiries).
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