Guests say
Anneth Lowen is a beautifully presented and spotlessly clean cottage, ideal for individuals or couples seeking a peaceful retreat near Hayle. Guests praise its high standard of cleanliness, comfortable furnishings, and excellent location for exploring Cornwall. The property is well-equipped, with thoughtful touches from the owner and a friendly local pub nearby. While a few minor improvements such as more side tables, blackout curtains, and a freezer were suggested, the overall experience is highly positive, with many guests expressing a desire to return.
Multiple reviews highlight the cottage as spotlessly clean and very well maintained, with no negative comments regarding cleanliness.
The property is praised for its peaceful setting, proximity to Hayle, local attractions, and easy access to supermarkets and the A30. The only minor drawback mentioned is the lack of public transport.
Guests found the cottage comfortable, with a good bed and quality furnishings. Some suggested small improvements such as more cushions, blackout curtains, and a footstool.
The cottage is described as well-equipped, though a few guests noted the absence of a freezer, limited glassware, and a lack of side tables. Maintenance is otherwise highly rated.
Guests appreciated thoughtful touches such as a welcome cream tea and essential supplies. It should be noted that such gifts are not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
Anneth Lowen nestles in the heart of Angarrack village, Cornwall, a short drive from the beautiful beaches at Hayle and Gwithian. This divine one bedroom mid terraced cottage boasts country views aside the viaduct, and makes a superb escape for couples seeking a country idyll close the the coast. From you parking spot with little brook running under, enter into the gated and enclosed front garden, a sunspot with lawn and patio for alfresco nibbles and tipples. The ground floor is host to a modern and welcoming sitting/dining room with Smart TV and comfy sofa and chair for relaxation, and extra snuggly with the wood burner for those cooler evenings.
Enjoy a hearty breakfast at the table, rustled up from the well equipped contemporary kitchen at the rear. Beyond is a small enclosed courtyard, secure for bike storage. The stairs (slightly narrower than standard) rise to the first floor bedroom, framing a countryside vista. Good slumber is guaranteed in the king-size bed. The shower room is pristine, the perfect spot for that morning spritz or evening soak after a day at the beach. Within paces, the traditional family run inn guarantees good food and local ales, and Angarrack Village Christmas Lights are legendary. Explore Hayle’s big sandy beaches or head to nearby St Ives and its high-end boutiques, galleries and eateries.
Make your way to the far west to Marazion and glorious St Michael's Mount. Discover Sennen and its beautiful coves. For days of exploration, the south coast is a must, where you can visit Porthleven, Praa Sands and many other gems. Anneth Lowen make the ideal base for so many Cornish attractions.
A seaside town on the east coast of Fife; Glenrothes' is the gateway to the picturesque fishing villages of East Neuk, with history leading back to as far as the 15th century! Glenrothes is a wonderland of woodlands and nature trails, perfect for enjoying that clean country air. Glenrothes became a popular tourist resort when the railway link connected it to the Edinburgh-Aberdeen line in 1854 and it has remained so to this day with its beautiful, long sandy beach, the luscious Letham Glen and Siverburn parks. With the village’s close proximity to St Andrews, known as “The Home of Golf”, it is an ideal location for golf enthusiasts. Glenrothes is a superb location for touring the beautiful coastal villages of Fife, Stirling; the largest city in central Scotland and Edinburgh.
Accommodation
Please note: Blackout blinds are provided.
One king-size bedroom.
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC.
Kitchen.
Living/ dining room with woodburning stove
Central heating.
Electric oven and hob, fridge, microwave, washing machine, dishwasher, coffee maker.
Fuel, and power, included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for 2 cars.
Front enclosed garden with lawn and patio/garden furniture.
Small rear enclosed courtyard.
Sorry, no smoking and no pets allowed.
Shop 0.7 miles, pub 0.1 miles.
Please note: During June, July and August this property accepts a minimum of 7 nights.
Please note: Starting in 2027 this property will have a changeover day of Saturday
Nearby points of interest
- Porthminster Beach Café
- Anima-Mundi (Formerly Millennium)
- Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden
- Copper Trail
- Count House Café
- Geevor Tin Mine
- Jackson Foundation
- Trevaunance Cove
- Enys Gardens
- St Peter’s Church, Flushing
Reviews (7)
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Tracy
High quality furniture. Good amount of storage. Well located for exploring - being 5 minutes from the A30. Nearest beaches 10 minutes drive away . Good supermarkets for food shopping near by ( M and S Foodhall 5 minutes drive ). Owner is friendly and helpful. Comfort wise a few tweaks would have improved our overall stay eg foot stool , side table , more cushions for sofa , blackout curtains in bedroom. We also missed having even a small freezer - Gin and tonics without ice !
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Kathryn
Well equipped (although could do with additional glassware), and clean. Very convenient for Hayle and supermarkets etc. There is a generous living/dining room and a kitchen downstairs. There is a lack of side tables by the sofas, we had to use dining chairs. Also, we couldn't get a decent signal on TV, although I think it would be fine for streaming. The listing does say the stairs are narrow, and they certainly are! Getting a suitcase upstairs is not easy as it has to be either in front of or behind you. It's a bit like pushing a rock up a mountain. There is also a very deep step down into the bathroom, which I found to be not very visible and was paranoid I'd miss it. One other niggle about the bathroom was the lack of a blind. Not a huge problem, but as it is at the end of the shower, I'd feel uncomfortable showering if the light was on. The bed was very comfortable and we both slept very well all week. We were left a delicious cream tea, and some tea/coffee/sugar, toilet roll, kitchen roll, w-up liquid, salt/pepper etc. You are asked to replace anything you use though, which felt a bit odd as I've stayed in many cottages and not seen that before. We were also asked to strip the bed, again not something I've usually encountered. None of the above would put me off from returning, I don't want this to be seen as a negative review. Next time I would pack several smaller holdalls rather than one suitcase though
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Andrew
Really clean and comfortable with everything you need for a holiday. Great pub 2 minutes away which is very friendly and great food. Lovely location but you do need a car as there isnât public transport to the village. I had a lovely time there and hope to return one day.