Nestled on peaceful Victoria Square, just a stone's throw from Penzance's seafront, the cottage mixes period charm with modern comfort, creating a warm and relaxing escape. Original features blend seamlessly with modern styling and fabulous artwork, while underfloor heating keeps the cottage cosy in the cooler months.

The farmhouse-style kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances, including a large range cooker, dishwasher, and Nespresso machine. Whether you're whipping up a quick breakfast or a gourmet dinner, the kitchen has everything you need to make preparing meals a pleasure. Upstairs, two bright and light-filled bedrooms - one king and one double - are tastefully furnished, offering restful spaces to unwind. Shutters on the windows ensure a good night's sleep, while the bathroom boasts a luxurious roll-top cast iron bath for indulgent soaks, and a spacious walk-in shower.

For guests who enjoy wild swimming, dips at Battery Rocks and Jubilee Lido are a short stroll away. The cottage is also an ideal launching pad for walking the South West Coast Path. So whether you're looking for a morning swim or a more adventurous coastal experience, you'll find plenty of options within easy reach.

Forget Me Not Cottage is also within walking distance of great restaurants, including 45 Queen Street and The Shore, as well as historic Chapel Street, home to landmarks like the Turks Head and Egyptian House. Various good pubs can be found dotted around the town, like the quirky Admiral Benbow. For a pint with local flavour, The Crown, a charming microbrewery pub, is just two doors down.

From the cottage, it's a short stroll to Penzance's vibrant shops, galleries, and coffee spots. Head out on foot to discover the town's thriving artistic scene, browse local independent bookshops, or enjoy a coffee at one of the many fantastic cafés that give this area its unique character.

For guests looking to enjoy a car-free stay, the cottage couldn't be in a better location. Penzance train station is less than 5 minutes' walk from the property. For nearby destinations including Newlyn, Mousehole, Land's End and Porthcurno, the local bus network will get you there and back with ease.

Getting to St Ives is a breeze, with direct trains from Penzance to St Erth, where you can transfer to the picturesque branch line. Widely regarded as one of the most beautiful rail journeys in the UK, this short, scenic trip offers stunning views of the Cornish coast.

If you fancy a day trip to the Isles of Scilly, simply hop aboard the passenger ferry at Penzance Ferry Terminal, less than 15-minutes' walk from the cottage. The 3-ish hour journey is a fantastic way to see Cornwall's marine life up close.