Lost Gardens of
Heligan
The Eden Project
Comfortable Bedrooms
The sitting room
2005
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Codna Coath
Penzance
Peaceful location
Splendid rural views
Relaxed friendly atmosphere
Codna Coath Cottage is in the little hamlet of Sellan, in the
parish of Sancreed and lies some three miles west of Penzance.
Guests are assured of a very warm welcome and a comfortable
stay.
The cottage, part of which was built circa 1898 and part in
1973, has been home to the Pengelly family since 1938. In the
older part of the house many of the original features still
remain and it is furnished to compliment that bygone age. It was
originally a smallholding with a small herd of Jersey cattle and
poultry. Violets which Cornwall was famous for were grown here
commercially. In fact, a small bed still flourishes in the
grounds. At present there is only a Shetland pony in residence
in company with hens and ducks.
One single bedroom.
Both rooms have tea/coffee making facilities and radios.
Although not ensuite, the guest�s bathroom/shower/toilet adjoins the double bedroom and as there is only an additional single bedroom it is unusual for guests to share except with members of their own family.
A pot of tea or coffee with light refreshments is always offered to guests to welcome their arrival.
There is a lounge area in the breakfast room where guests are most welcome to relax at any time, complete with a colour T.V.
Access to the rooms at all times.
There is a pleasant sheltered garden complete with garden furniture where Guests are invited to relax whenever they choose.
Sorry but we have no facilities for pets.
There is a no smoking policy throughout the Cottage.
Thanks Margaret for a wonderful stay, lovely warm welcome, beautiful breakfasts, comfortable rooms, beautiful setting. Best B&B we�ve stayed in by far. Many thanks.
A wonderful five days with 5 star hospitality � always a warm welcome! Super rooms & comfortable beds. Peaceful surroundings and excellent breakfasts.
A beautiful place and a comfortable, friendly atmosphere. Super food and weather!
Thank you for welcoming us so warmly into your beautiful, cosy home � a haven from the rain outside! We have really enjoyed our stay. You�ve made us feel so much at home and food has been delicious! We hope to be back sometime and explore here some more. Thank you.
The breakfast menu uses as much local produce as possible and is well prepared.
Sample menu
Fruit Juice, Various Cereals, Muesli
Cooked English Breakfast
Poached Eggs on toast
Poached Eggs with Bacon
Beans on Toast
Boiled Eggs
Scrambled Eggs
Freshly baked Croissants
Toast
Homemade Preserves
Tea or Coffee
PLEASE NOTE: We can cater for just about every diet by prior arrangement, so if you have any specific requirements please ask.
Opening dates : All
year
Booking
: All booking Enquiries Please tel:
01736 361503 or email:elizabethpengelly@yahoo.co.uk
Tariff :
�20 - �25 per person per night.
A reduction on five nights or more.
Children at a reduced rate.
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| The dining room | Fulll English breakfasts |
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| The wonderful view | The gardens |
Local attractions:
Codna Coath Cottage is situated on a hill in the heart
of the countryside, and leisurely walks can be enjoyed.
Drift Reservoir � ideal for bird watching is part of the view
from the Cottage.
There are numerous National Trust properties and gardens in West
Penwith which are particularly beautiful during the Spring and
early Summer. Trengwainton Gardens is just a short drive.
Numerous local beaches � Sennen, Porthcurno, Marazion etc.
A local Pub just 1 1/2 mile away (winner of the pub of the year
award with good food.
Several other good eating places within 3 mile radius.
Penzance is the nearest major town just 3 miles away � day trips
to the Scilly Isles either by sea or air.
Lands End � just a short drive.
The famous St Michaels Mount, not to be missed.
The major tourist resort of St Ives, lovely beaches, TateGallery,
numerous small galleries, quaint cobbled streets.
Several iron age sites and ancient stone circles lie not far
away.
The Eden Project and the National Maritime Museum Cornwall on
Falmouth�s waterfront which are both only about an hours drive
away.
How to find us
Follow the A30 around Penzance bypass until you reach the
roundabout that has the sign with �St Just A3071� turn right.
Take the St Just road. After about 1 � miles you will be at
Tremethick Cross, where you will see the sign to go left for
Sancreed. Leave the bustle of the busy world behind you and take
this left turn for Sancreed and after approximately 1 mile you
will see a sign at the entrance of the road on your left saying
�no wide vehicles�, there is also a sign saying �B&B 200 yards�.
Take this road�. You will come to Sellan. The first cottage you
see is the back view of Codna Coath, standing next to a
converted barn.
WISHING YOU A SAFE JOURNEY
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| The famous Minack Theatre | The light house on The Lizard |
