Welcome to Lower Redenek
4 Bedrooms (sleeps 8)
4 Bathrooms
Large secluded garden
Quiet location
Approx. 150 meters from Mullion Village
Now taking bookings for 2025
A week too long? Short stays will always be considered.
Inside Lower Redenek
About Us
Lower Redenek is a detached dormer family house with a large enclosed garden in a secluded country lane, approximately 150 meters from Mullion Village (Churchtown). Mullion Cove Harbour and Poldhu Beach approximately 1.25 miles. Mullion Golf Club is 2 miles away. An ideal family holiday home with WiFi and well situated to explore the wonderful Lizard Peninsula and beyond.
Amenities
Ground floor:
Large very well-equipped kitchen, fully fitted with eye level electric oven and induction hob, microwave, fridge freezer, dishwasher, filter coffee maker & cafetiere, large table, TV.
Utility room, with washing machine and small fridge.
The lounge dining room has a smart TV, DVD player and open fire and has local maps, guidebooks and a selection of DVD's, and books available for use.
Bedroom 1: king size double with ensuite shower & toilet.
Bedroom 2: double,
Family bathroom with bath / shower & toilet.
Large sunroom at the front of the house, looking out onto the garden.
1st Floor
(in parts limited to height but very workable and the rooms are large):
Bedroom 3: king size double with ensuite shower & toilet.
Bedroom 4: Twin ensuite with bath & toilet.
Small landing / office area.
Garden:
Large enclosed garden, equipped with both wooden and plastic furniture, a BBQ, washing lines, sun parasols and
a selection of beach toys. (BBQ & beach toys not available October to March)
Driveway:
Off road parking sufficient for four cars.
There is a security camera located above the front left window at gutter level surveying the driveway. The camera will be switched off upon guests’ arrival unless otherwise requested.
Regret no dogs allowed.
No smoking permitted
Current availability for 2025 is listed below the "Contact Us" section with weekly prices, which include laundry & towels (not beach towels - we ask you to bring your own). There are no hidden charges for electricity etc.
Each bedroom has a hair dryer and the there is an iron & ironing board in the utility room.
Two travel cots and a high chair are available upon request, at no extra charge. Please note that we do not provide linen for the travel cots.
25% deposit required on booking, fully refundable up to 3 months prior to arrival date at Lower Redenek.
Balance payable 6 weeks prior to arrival
Arrival time from 17.00
Departure time by 10.00
Entry by KeySafe.
RECENT REVIEWS
Another lovely week in your lovely home. This house really seems like home from home. Poldhu beach is really good especially with three young children, as is Perranuthnoe beach.
"The house is a lovely place to go to - I love it" Zoe (7), "There is lots of room to play" Harvey (5).
Mr JK - Birmingham
As ever, a really good week for our extended family, Although not wall to wall sun, we were on the beach at Poldhu or Polurrian every day. Thanks for the welcome gifts.
Mr AK Liverpool / August 2024
We have enjoyed the peace of this house and being together as a family here. The Lizard peninsula is stunning with beautiful light and a glorious coastline. The children have enjoyed the garden and it's been altogether very restorative for all us us.
Mrs CQ Manchester / August 2024
We love staying here. It's our home from home. Luckily the weather was (mostly) very good. Crazy surf midweek but so much fun. Thanks Keith & Phyllis.
Mrs LR Plymouth / August 2024
What a fantastic house in the perfect location. We enjoyed trips to the Lizard, St Ives, Newquay & Lands End, as well as chilling in your beautiful garden. Hope to come back soon.
Ms AS Hackney / August 2024
Despite not being able to take the full week of work, I had an amazing time working from this beautiful house with all I needed and then joining the kids at the beach, for a sunset cliff walkor even post-work golf at Helston! Felt like home from home and a real rest. Highly recommend walking to the southerly point cafe, and pasties ordered from Gear Farm. Thank you Lower Redenek.
Ms SJ Portbury / August 2024
This is a lovely spacious house which we enjoyed spending Christmas in. The conservatory catches the morning sun, the living room with real fire is cosy and the kitchen is well equipped. The garden is spacious and would be very safe for children to play in. We enjoyed afternoon tea at the Polurian Hotel overlooking the windy waves and a lovely cosy meal in The Old Inn. Mullion also has two well stocked supermarkets near the house. Communication with Keith was excellent.
Mrs JJ Surrey Christmas 2023
We love the end of term pre-Christmas week that we have here. The house is spacious and the kitchen well equipped. Such beautiful coastal walks and a great opportunity to visit relatives in Cornwall. Thank you.
Mrs SP Bristol / December 2023
Another super week at our home from home. Next year beckons.
Mr AK Formby August 2023
Another lovely holiday in our home from home. It's always a pleasure to be here.
Mrs LR Plymouth August 2023
Such a special time with my family in this perfect house and location. I will treasure the week spent here.
Mrs JH Herefordshire. April 2023
Thank you for a wonderful stay in your lovely house. A perfect place to celebrate a special family occasion. Hope to visit again.
A & NH, Cannock. March 2023
Another fantastic visit - thank you for making us feel so welcome. Until the next time.
Ms SD Bristol. October 2022
We had the most wonderful holiday at Lower Redenek as a family of 4. The property and gardens were beautifully presented and well maintained. There were ample utensils and kitchenware with a plethora of games to choose from for all the family. We haven’t experienced views of the night sky as clear and stunning since visiting Egypt years ago – seeing the milky way so clearly and numerous shooting stars was an experience in itself. The local beach, and beaches around the Lizard were beautiful, and North Cornwall is within easy reach also. To top it off we had the most wonderful host in Keith, whose communications were excellent throughout, and knowledge of the surrounding areas and local restaurants is second-to-none. Thank you Keith and Phyllis!
Ms NH Kettering. Aug/September 2022
Another good week here, it is a wonderful family house and we always look forward to returning. Thank you.
AK. Liverpool. August 2022
Another wonderful holiday at a wonderful house. We are so happy to be able to stay here over the years. so many lovely memories. Thanks and we are looking forward to coming again next year.
Mrs LR. Plymouth. August 2022
The bungalow is in a great location - a short walk to the local shops and cafes in Mullion but down a very quiet lane. The bungalow itself is roomy, well-equipped and comfortable. The garden is great - very spacious, (so would be ideal for kids to use up their energy in), lovely springy grass and smashing views across the fields to the hills. The stars at night were fantastic - it's the first time in my life that I have clearly seen the Milky Way.
MB Airbnb guest. July 2022
I just wanted to say a huge thank you for our stay at Lower Redenek; we’ve had a wonderful two weeks and it felt so lovely to be back in this welcoming property which is just like a home from home. We would very much like to book again for 2023 please. Many thanks again for letting out your lovely property.
Ms JB. Bideford. July 2022
We had a wonderful stay at Lower Redenek, which is in a fantastic location. What a great place to explore the Lizard and it was great being back in Cornwall. We were really impressed with the house. It is extremely well equipped and this was greatly appreciated. I don’t think we have ever stayed anywhere that is so well equipped.
TC. Grantham. July 2022
Lovely stay yet again, thanks to Keith & Phyllis it's been another fantastic week.
JRD. Willand. April 2022
Thanks for letting us stay. It is great here and makes us want to come again.
SP. Bristol. December 2021
PAST TESTIMONIALS
A truly wonderful week in beautiful Cornwall and in such a lovely house. This has been so special after such a difficult 17 months and this is the first time our two families have been under one roof in what feels like forever! A wonderful base for exploring beaches, swimming and cliff top walks. Very comfortable and well equipped.
SH & MV
Fantastic for families, a comfortable and spacious home from home. We have been lucky enough to enjoy several holidays at Lower Redenek in recent years and I couldn't recommend it more highly. It's spacious and comfortable, fantastic for families (there are toys, indoor and outdoor games, books and DVDs to entertain all ages) and has much to offer during both summer (see the fabulous garden) and winter (wonderfully cosy fireplace)! Location wise it's hard to beat, with stunning Cornish beaches, great restaurants and all manner of local attractions on the doorstep. It's a very special place.
Susannah W
Lovely place to stay for Christmas week. Thank you for the Christmas presents - fantastic surprise. The house is perfect for families, such a lovely cosy place and comfortable too. Will definitely be back, thank you.
S&J
A wonderful house in a very lovely location. Within easy reach of Helston and the Lizard. The garden is very large, perfect for the family - enjoyed sitting in the sunshine. Overall, a perfect home from home and would love to come back soon.
GR
Another good holiday for our extended family. An annual treat (our 11th year) and as good as ever. Many thanks.
AK
Mullion & the Lizard Peninsula
Mullion, located on the Lizard peninsula, is Cornwall’s largest village and has an assortment of shops, including a Spa and Co-op with Post Office, two pubs and a Fish & Chip shops. In the centre of the village, the 15th-century church of St Mellanus (described in the Mullion & Lizard Peninsula section below). Just over a mile away, is the picturesque Mullion Cove (owned by the National Trust) with a small beach and unusual rock formations. This working harbour with its strong sea walls sheltering a small fishing fleet from powerful westerly storms. At low tide, there is a mysterious cave to explore where waves often crash through from the seaward entrance.
Marking the spot where the first transatlantic radio transmission was made in 1901, the Marconi Monument can be seen at the cliff’s edge, close to Poldhu beach with its sandy beach and excellent beach café and car park. Poldhu has become a favourite spot for surfers and has Lifeguard cover at popular times. There is also a surf school, where surf boards can be hired. Between Poldhu & Mullion Cove is the sandy Polurrian Cove, which can only be reached on foot. Mullion Golf Club with its fantastic panoramic view of Mounts Bay, is just 2 miles away.
Approximately 7 miles north from Mullion is the former stannary and cattle market town of Helston, which is best known for the annual Furry Dance (known locally as the Flora Dance and held in May), and where tin ore was once extracted and sent to the nearby port of Porthleven. Porthleven has an inner harbour to protect the variety of boats from stormy seas. Porthleven has many shops, art galleries and gift shops as well as several excellent restaurants.
To the south of Mullion is Kynance Cove (the peninsula’s best-known beach), which is characterised by impressive cliffs, offshore islands and displays stacks and arches of serpentine rock. 3 miles further south is the Lizard point, owned by the National Trust. The point is the most southerly point in the UK and the dramatic cliffs have been shaped by the Atlantic. The Lizard features white beaches, turquoise seas with seals sunning themselves on the rocks, a beautiful display of wildflowers in the spring and, of course, the Cornish Chuff has been successfully re-introduction to the area.
Inland from Mullion, is the Helford estuary an idyllic mixture of isolated woodland, secluded creeks, rich farmland and semi-tropical gardens. It has long been recognised for its scenic beauty, but it is also a wonderful natural habitat with several protected areas. Mullion is also a perfect base for the towns of Falmouth, Penzance & St. Ives and the National Trust gardens of Glendurgan, Trenwaignton & Trelissick.
Mullion & the Lizard Peninsula
Mullion, located on the Lizard peninsula, is Cornwall’s largest village and has an assortment of shops, two pubs and a small village restaurant. In the centre of the village, the 15th-century church of St Mellanus is renowned for its richly-carved oak benches depicting biblical scenes, including that of Jonah and the Whale and dating back to the 11th century. Just over a mile away, is the picturesque Mullion Cove (owned by the National Trust) with a small beach and unusual rock formations. This working harbour with its strong sea walls sheltering a small fishing fleet from powerful westerly storms. At low tide, there is a mysterious cave to explore where waves often crash through from the seaward entrance.
Marking the spot where the first transatlantic radio transmission was made in 1901, the Marconi Monument can be seen at the cliff’s edge, close to Poldhu beach with its sandy beach and excellent beach café and car park. Poldhu has become a favourite spot for surfers and has Lifeguard cover at popular times. There is also a surf school, where surf boards can be hired. Between Poldhu & Mullion Cove is the sandy Polurrian Cove, which can only be reached on foot. Mullion Golf Club with its fantastic panoramic view of Mounts Bay, is just 2 miles away.
Approximately 7 miles north from Mullion is the former stannary and cattle market town of Helston, which is best known for the annual Furry Dance (known locally as the Flora Dance and held in May), and where tin ore was once extracted and sent to the nearby port of Porthleven. Porthleven has an inner harbour to protect the variety of boats from stormy seas. Porthleven has many shops, art galleries and gift shops as well as several excellent restaurants.
To the south of Mullion is Kynance Cove (the peninsula’s best-known beach), which is characterised by impressive cliffs, offshore islands and displays stacks and arches of serpentine rock. 3 miles further south is the Lizard point, owned by the National Trust. The point is the most southerly point in the UK and the dramatic cliffs have been shaped by the Atlantic. The Lizard features white beaches, turquoise seas with seals sunning themselves on the rocks, a beautiful display of wildflowers in the spring and, of course, the Cornish Chuff has been successfully re-introduction to the area.
Inland from Mullion, is the Helford estuary an idyllic mixture of isolated woodland, secluded creeks, rich farmland and semi-tropical gardens. It has long been recognised for its scenic beauty, but it is also a wonderful natural habitat with several protected areas. Mullion is also a perfect base for the towns of Falmouth, Penzance & St. Ives and the National Trust gardens of Glendurgan, Trenwaignton & Trelissick.
