Trenalls Cottage

An attractive and cosy thatched cottage, possibly medieval, about four minutes from the sea on foot. Originally a freestanding farm dwelling, the cottage was annexed to Trenalls House in the Edwardian period and served as accommodation for staff. They make a very unusual juxtaposition and the cottage shares the house’s chimney stack allowing the open fire to be lit safely under a thatched roof.

It has two bedrooms comprising a double and a triple; kitchen; bathroom; dining room and sitting room with open fire and upright piano. The front has a sunny and sheltered lawn and the back of the cottage opens onto a courtyard with unconverted barns containing tools, wood and a washing machine and drier. Car parking for up to two cars. (Equipped for five people)