This tiny Net Loft, recently renovated and refurbished, is situated next door to, but not adjoining, Treen Lane Cottage. Although entirely self contained it is ideal for use in conjunction with Treen Lane Cottage. There are glorious views from the bedroom and from the lounge across the rooftops of Mousehole, the harbour, and Mounts Bay, as far as the Lizard peninsular.

Mousehole is situated on the south-east coast of the beautiful Penwith peninsular of Cornwall. It is sheltered from the prevailing winds and overlooks Mount’s Bay, St. Michael’s Mount and the Lizard peninsular. Originally a small fishing port, Mousehole is today a picturesque village clustered around a harbour and is a maze of granite and slate cottages, narrow winding streets and cobbled alleyways. Within the harbour there are two small sandy beaches. The village also has two larger pebble beaches with granite rocks and rock-pools.

Mousehole has several small shops including a grocers, newsagents and post office. It also has a fine selection of craft shops and art galleries, and many of the crafts and paintings are produced by local artists. There is also a choice of tearooms and restaurants. There are two pubs, a fish & chip shop, a chapel, and the famous hospital for wild birds. A regular bus runs to nearby Newlyn and Penzance (from where a ferry, the Scillonian, can be caught to the Isles of Scillies) and many ‘beauty spots’ including St. Ives and Lands End. Rugged coastal footpaths lead westward from the village to Lamorna Cove, and eastward to the bustling fishing port of Newlyn.