Cornwall Self Catering

Situated on the small holding of ‘Noongallas Farm’, in a truly beautiful and tranquil location & enjoying outstanding far reaching views, these charming and quirky apartments are a delight!

Built in the 17th Century, Noongallas Cottage has been creatively and skilfully converted by local craftsman and artists to create two spacious, light and character apartments - ‘Martins’ Place’ & ‘Blazes’ Stable’

Being just a 10 minute drive to numerous sandy beaches and situated in an area of outstanding beauty in the heart of the countryside, with tracks and trails quite literally on your doorstep – the very ancient ‘Chysauster iron age Village’, Ding Dong mine ,men-an-tol, Mulfra Quoit, The Nine Maidens – the list goes on…

Escape from it all…. Family adventure, Romantic retreat, Walkers paradise and Mountain bikers dream - it really will appeal to all.

A simply perfect location for all seasons.

Noongallas Farm is at the end of a mile and half long unmade lane off the village of Gulval which
offers a post office, village stores & newsagents. The local pub in Gulval Churchtown offers superb choice of menu using local produce and a fine selection of ales.
The market town of Penzance it is just 3 miles away.
Lands End, Sennen (white sandy beach with superb surf!) and Porthcurnoe, home to the famous Minack theatre and a beautiful beach in one direction and Marazion- home to St Michael’s Mount, St Ives, The Lizard and The Cathedral City of Truro in another it’s the ideal base to explore the West of Cornwall

Noongallas farm is no longer a working farm, however it does have a couple of resident Hens, a cockerel and an array of cats & dogs. The Farm also offers camping in neighbouring fields during the warmer season.

Both apartments enjoy filtered water via its own natural spring, electric heating and solid fuel stoves.
All fuel is provided along with a super welcome pack of tea, coffee, cheese, bread, milk, fruit juice and wine. You my also receive a number of fresh free range eggs, laid by the resident hens although this is subject to ‘laying’!