Atlantic Lodge, Sennen, Cornwall

Sleeps 6 to 24 in 3 houses, separate but joined, with dining together for 24

Victoria sleeps 10
Lizzie sleeps 8
Edward sleeps 6

We cater very comfortably for parties of up to 24, although a larger number may be accommodated. The property can be divided into three self-contained units if you wish, or large groups can take the whole property or any combination - a very flexible approach. Edward has a large dining seating 24 and is the central property of the three.

Atlantic Lodge was built over 100 years ago and offers very spacious and high quality accommodation with many original features. The living accommodation is situated on the first floor, giving panoramic views of the cove, Longships lighthouse, the Scilly Isles and sunsets over the Atlantic Ocean. A fantastic setting for a beach holiday.

Atlantic Lodge has extensive gardens with wonderful sub-tropical plants,and grounds of approximately one acre. There are many different areas to relax and socialise in, secluded places for sunbathing and a paddock for football and games. There is also ample car parking space within the grounds.

The Cornish coastal path is also 5 minutes walk away. Fabulous cliff top walks to Lands End or Cape Cornwall are possible within an afternoon. There is a maze of footpaths to encourage you to explore the wildly beautiful landscape.

Sennen has pubs and restaurants within walking distance of the house. The Beach Restaurant (actually on the beach!) has enjoyed top ratings and enthusiastic reviews from the national press, and The Old Success in the cove is a very popular 16th Century Inn.

For cultural pursuits, the spectacular Minack Theatre is close by, with a programme of outdoor performances which runs from mid May until late September. Atlantic Lodge has proved popular with several groups performing at the theatre. St Ives and Penzance are both well known centres for artistic excellence. Each has a myriad of galleries to explore.

Before Christmas, experience the Christmas Lights Trail around many local towns and villages. Especially good are Newlyn, Mousehole and slightly further afield, Angarrack.