Dog Friendly West Cornwall Cottages

A charming character cottage in the heart of Penzance; the idyllic couple's retreat.

Millie's cottage is a traditionally-built, holiday home for two set in a little hamlet overlooking the countryside. It is close to the towns of Hayle and Marazion and perfect for exploring the local area.

Located up in the hills you’ll find this romantic retreat, which offers the most amazing sea views. Decorated to a high standard, with a spacious living area, a stunning master bedroom and roll-top bath.

Set in lush countryside just three miles from Penzance, Carthew Mill is a pet-friendly cottage close to local walks, shops and pubs with an open plan living room and kitchen with wood burner for cosy nights in.

A short stroll from everything going on in beautiful Mousehole and a short drive from Penzance, Sea Thrift is a delightful, comfortable cottage for two with one dog welcome.

Chy Merthen East is a well-equipped property for two in Marazion with views of St Michael's Mount and countryside views from the rear of the property. Includes parking, garden and patio.

Perfectly placed as an ideal venue from which to tour the countryside or take the family dog for a walk, this lovingly renovated cottage as a perfect hideaway for 2 with access to coastal paths and local pubs.

Set in the grounds of a 400 year old manor house, on a small family run holiday park, with all facilities included.

With a relaxing countryside location and excellent views, Merrydown Cottage is set in the grounds of the 400-year-old Kenegie Manor, close to both Penzance and St Ives.

A spacious and modern bungalow situated between Hayle and Marazion in West Cornwall.

If you enjoy walking then Will's cottage is for you. A traditional cottage with small courtyard just minutes from the coastal path and mines featured in Poldark. Good pubs close by.

Set close to St Michael's Mount and only ten minutes away from Penzance, Maytree cottage is a country home, with modern home comforts in the village of St Hilary. Located close to the coast.