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Mossley Cottage

(Ref. 1014658)

St Buryan, Cornwall Show on map

3.8

Sykes rating

  • 6 Guests

  • 3 Bedrooms

  • 1 Bathroom

  • Pets Yes

Features

  • Off road parking
  • Garden / Patio
  • Cot available
  • Highchair available
  • Pub/shop < 1 mile
  • Dishwasher
  • Broadband / WiFi

Reviews & Ratings

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Facilities and Maintenance
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  • cottage (10)
  • property (7)
  • bed (7)
  • conservatory (7)
  • location (6)
  • only (5)

16 Customer Reviews

  • "The following is a list of little things that would have made a big difference."

    Clear and specific directions for finding the cottage without a sat.nav. A warning that the off-road parking is very awkward, only suitable for a small car, that the washing line should not be up when accessing the space, and there is a drop to one corner at the back of the space. A warning about the stone slab in front of the front door - which is not obvious in the dark and rain. Advice to leave a light on when returning after dark, as the hall light switch is behind the front door. Including the wifi code in the guest handbook - to save upending and reading the router. A hook in the bathroom for robes, etc. A bath mat and a bath safety mat. Somewhere to hang wet towels in the bedrooms. All the towels are white and we did not want to share one another’s by leaving them in the bathroom. A set of dessert sized bowls - all the existing bowls are enormous. There are plenty of mugs, but cups and saucers.would have been welcome. Place mats to protect the good table under the wipeable cover. Actual problems. The conservatory roof is leaking and there were puddles on the floor when we arrived, The outside light was not working. Several double-glazed windows are blown: two in the twin room, one in the bathroom and some in the conservatory roof. The large green recycling bin was already absolutely full when we arrived. The bathroom soap container was empty. I’m sorry to be so critical, but with a little more attention to maintenance and a relatively modest outlay on a few extras, this property could be so much better.

    Reviewed by Chris4.1Sep 2024

  • "The property was clean and tidy when we arrived, the welcome tray was a bit sparse as to other places we have stayed."

    It would have been nice to have a dish cloth so worktops could be wiped off etc. and an extra toilet roll as a part roll isn't sufficient. There was no hair dryer either which would have been useful. Apart from that we had an enjoyable stay, beds were comfy settees too, lots of space for families including the conservatory. Parking was no problem either and food in the local pub was delicious.

    Reviewed by Carol Anne4.4Sep 2023

  • "Location was fantastic."

    The building needs some tlc and a very deep clean. I don't expect to have to clean a bathroom wipe down furniture and hoover when I arrive. Garden is tiny full of weeds and furniture is broken or rusty . Conservatory smells fusty and was covered in dead bugs and cobwebs. We will not be back

    Reviewed by Barbara2.2Sep 2023

  • "Fabulous location for exploring West Cornwall and we had a great holiday."

    The cottage is in close proximity to a small shop for essentials like milk. The decor is dated and it feels in need of some love but perfectly functional.

    Reviewed by Claire2.8Aug 2023

  • "Lovely property with good facilities."

    A wonderful stay. Addrsss listed as The Green but isn’t it on Lisbon Terrace? Map pinpoint not accurate when you link through from website. Also conservatory roof seems to be leaking - spotted this on last day. Would also be useful to state on website that only half the property is dog friendly if dogs are not allowed upstairs. We have a nervous dog who firsthand like to be separated so keeping him downstairs at night was not helpful.

    Reviewed by David3.4Apr 2023

  • "Beds were uncomfortable conservatory leaks when it rains and a few general ..."

    Beds were uncomfortable conservatory leaks when it rains and a few general issues need to be addressed in the maintenance log book

    Reviewed by Christopher3.8Sep 2022

  • "Ideally located cottage."

    Local shop a boon. Overall great value for money property. You get what you pay for so basic facilities and dodgy decor are acceptable. Less acceptable was when taking covers off duvets at end of stay found several stains of unknown provenance on duvet(not us!).

    Reviewed by Amanda3.4Sep 2022

  • "The property and location was perfect for us."

    The milk, biscuits and availability of cleaning products was great. Sofas and beds very comfortable. Disappointed in back door closest to car parking space not opening so had to carry luggage around side of house. Also shower is weak. Know this is in part due to low pressure in village but holster was broken and shower head constantly dropped. Very minor issues in facilities but will return

    Reviewed by Michelle4.7Feb 2022

  • "Walked in smelled fresh , very roomy , clean , milk , tea , coffee , biscuits soaps plus more ."

    Best place we have stayed in , after a day out so nice to come back to a place that’s clean and good for our 2 Labradors to be safe and secure . Very welcoming cottage , if we wanted to go to lands end again this is the cottage we would book . Very well looked after , thank you for making our holiday relaxing .

    Reviewed by Sarah4.7Oct 2021

  • "Loved the cottage Only slight issue was the shower but was manageable."

    Perfect for the dogs

    Reviewed by William4.4Oct 2021

  • "Having read a recent review on here (made after I had booked the cottage) my family and I were pleasantly surprised which is was why it exceeded expectations."

    The cottage was lovely - clean, tidy and well equipped. It wasn't perfect but nowhere is and if I wanted to I could find minor things to complain about but they'd be trivial. The welcome pack was lovely and welcome after a long drive, The cottage is situated at the heart of the lovely village of St Buryan which has a good shop, a lovely pub, an interesting church which is open to visitors and and an excellent farm shop which served a lovely cream tea. Mossley cottage made a great base to travel from all around the west of Cornwall.

    Reviewed by Karen3.8Sep 2021

  • "Unfortunately, this cottage promised more than it delivered."

    2 of our party ended up with bad backs from the beds and restless nights ensued. The cleanliness of the property let it down badly, lots of dust round cupboards and under beds, don't drop anything you might get a shock to the dirt. The state of the windows leaves alot to be desired, when you open the windows there is mould under the metal catchments as if no one has ever cleaned the windows in the open position. The varnish is all peeling off the window frames both inside and out and looks like they haven't been touched in years. When you use the washing machine it sounds like an aircraft is taking off inside the house, it just needs levelling off properly so it doesn't try to force its way through the kitchen. The conservatory is a major disappointment as it is rendered unusable unless it is dry. Whenever it rains it doesn't just leak, you end up with pools of water all over the floor, this has obviously ruined the laminate flooring and smells damp. The unfortunate thing with the state of the property is that most of these things have been brought to the attention of the owners before with maintenance logs and previous feedback. It could be so much better as the cottage is in a fantastic location.

    Reviewed by Paul2.2Jul 2021

  • "We really enjoyed our stay in Mossley Cottage."

    The kitchen was well equipped. The bedrooms were comfortable. The location is excellent. The only issues shower is difficult to control: either too hot or cold. But we would recommend this property as a base for discovering West Cornwall.

    Reviewed by Martin4.1Jun 2021

  • "I found the bed in the master bedroom to be very uncomfortable we were lucky there were only two of us so we were able to swap rooms we also found the living room furniture uncomfortable."

    The parking space was to small for Toyota Corona estate but there is on street parking.

    Reviewed by John3.8Jun 2021

  • "Lovely cottage."

    It was a shame there were no recycling facilities - it's 2021, and this really should be actioned (I saw previous guests had also mentioned in the visitors' book).

    Reviewed by Neil5.0May 2021

  • "Cottage was in the perfect location for exploring the different coves and beaches at the tip of Cornwall which is what we enjoy and the area we like to be in."

    This part of Cornwall remains unspoilt even with the extra influx of UK tourists this summer. The cottage is also well equipped for cooking and preparing meals. Tesco food delivery worked a treat and great fridge and freezer. Used conservatory a lot - just a slight issue with flies and spiders but that is probably normal. WiFi worked very well and cottage was very comfortable and clean. Shower was ok but we all missed our power shower! Would definitely stay again.

    Reviewed by Mary4.7Aug 2020

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Summary

  • Three bedrooms: 1 x king-size, 1 x double, 1 x twin
  • Bathroom with bath and shower over, basin and WC
  • Kitchen/diner
  • Sitting room
  • Conservatory.
  • Electric Eco heating throughout
  • Electric oven and hob, microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer, TV and WiFi
  • Fuel and power inc. in rent
  • Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
  • Travel cot, highchair and stair gate available
  • Off-road parking for one car
  • Courtyard patio garden with furniture and gas barbecue
  • Two well-behaved pets welcome
  • Sorry, no smoking
  • Shop and pub 0.3 miles

The property

Situated just outside of the pretty Cornish village of St Buryan, is this delightful cottage.

The property boasts many traditional features, particularly with its stone exterior, but has been renovated to provide a modern interior and a stunningly light decor, giving the property that home-from-home feeling the moment you step through the door.

Look forward to relaxing and unwinding in the comfort of your own sitting room, with plenty of furniture so you can curl up with your loved ones and spend the night catching up with your favourite shows.

Walk through to the open-plan kitchen/diner, housing all the appliances you could need to cook up a storm for the whole family.

There is a separate conservatory room with a second dining area, so you can choose where you'd like to gather for a delicious home-cooked meal, or use this space for some quiet time reading a good book.

On the first floor, you will discover three well-presented bedrooms, comprising of a king-size, double and twin setup, all of which have plenty of furniture to store your personal items and lovely views across the village.

During those sunny afternoons, look forward to sitting out in your very own courtyard garden, with plenty of furniture to choose from, whilst your pets run freely in the enclosed space.

Discover a range of nearby rivers and lakes, including the Drift Reservoir, where you can take the opportunity to get involved with a variety of watersports activities such as fishing and sailing.

You are situated within the Penwith Heritage Coast, giving access to a number of countryside and coastal attractions.

Further afield is the 15th century gardens of Trewidden Garden, featuring a range of flowers and plant life, such as magnolias and camellias, with an on-site tea room in case you fancy a spot of lunch.

For a spot of history venture towards the Boscawen-Un stone circle, or take a drive towards the coast to find a plethora of white sandy beaches, all with opportunities for Cornwall's favourite sport of surfing!

Return to Mossley Cottage for a relaxing break with your family or a group of friends.

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About the location

ST BURYAN

Newlyn 5 miles; Lands End 6.1 miles; Penzance 6.2 miles

St Buryan is an attractive village located at the heart of the West Penwith peninsula in Cornwall close to Lands End and many beautiful coves and beaches that this magical part of Cornwall is justly famous for. Cottages are clustered around the 14th century grade one listed church which acts as a distinctive landmark for miles around. With a well stocked friendly local store and favourites local pub all your daily needs are catered for. An ideal touring base for wonderful holidays .

This property offers the following short breaks:

  • Winter
  • Off-season
  • Last minute
  • Christmas