The Barns At Mullion

The Barns at Mullion are a delightful group of stone-built barn conversions resting on the sea-side of the coastal town of Mullion nestled in an area of outstanding natural beauty. One of Cornwall’s best kept secrets, Polurrian Beach is just a ten minute downhill stroll from The Barns along a gorgeous country path and cutting through open fields. There is no vehicle access to this delightful beach making it all the more magical. The delightful National Trust owned Mullion Harbour with it’s pretty boats and traditional cafe is a short stroll down the hill. Nearby Poldhu Beach is a lovely bay with a beach café and parking opposite.

The waves are great for bodyboarding or surfing. With all the amenities close by and local attractions, a communal laundry, dog shower and pretty interiors, these properties are ideal for friends, couples, and families looking to explore Cornwall with their four-legged companion. Steeped in local history The Barns are thought to have been built mainly in the mid 1800’s with older parts going back to the 1700s. Park off-road and discover three properties with open-plan living spaces with charming atmospheres and a good selection of amenities to cater for your culinary needs, as well as a glowing wood-burning stove for the cooler nights. There are a variety of sleeping arrangements, as well as outdoor spaces for alfresco dining.

Mullion is a lovely town offering a convenience store and a small super-market for all of your holiday essentials, as well as a selection of pubs and eateries. Options include The Old Inn and Mounts Bay Inn, The Galleon fish and chip takeaway, the Cornish Curry Company and even a chocolate factory for locally made treats. There are incredible beaches within walking distance of the properties, including the delightful Polurrian Cove, less than 10 minutes walk away, or for a longer walk don’t miss the stunning Kynance Cove and Lizard Point just beyond. Visit Bonython Estate Gardens, or head over to the town of Helston where you will find the Museum of Cornish Life, Flambards Theme Park, and there are also close by watersports facilities, horse riding and the option to visit the Cornish Seal Sanctuary. Other beaches include Poldhu Cove with a lovely beach café.

The Mullion Cove Hotel offers spa facilities for a relaxing day of TLC and Polurrian Hotel boasts one of the most spectacular 180 degree sea views from its pretty bar restaurant, perfect when you want to indulge in a traditional Cornish cream tea. Other attractions include The Marconi Centre, Gunwalloe Church Cove Beach, Mullion Island, scenic walks, birdwatching horse riding, kayaking, surfing, bodyboarding and paddle boarding opportunities along the The Lizard Heritage Coast. With the bustling harbour town of Porthleven, historic St Michael’s Mount, the Minack Theatre and Helford Passage, Cadgwith Cove and Coverack just a short drive away there really is so much to explore. Equally you could just park up and forget the car, with everything you need on your doorstep!