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A very cosy converted studio. In the heart of Gwithian village, quiet country pub 100m away, 5 min walk over sand dunes to the beach, bar and bistro 10 minute walk through the nature reserve. One double bed in a bunk style (you need to like ladders!)

The studio is part of The Old Post Office in Gwithian, we don't sell stamps but you'll want to send a postcard from here... The double bed is only accessible by ladder - kind of a double adults bunk, it's like being a kid again. The headroom is restricted, but it's super cosy - especially with the wood burning fire roaring below. One dog only please.

The village is a 'proper' village, although we do get lots of visitors to the beach in the summer or walkers taking on the coast path, bird watchers in the right season, surfers / kite surfers / windsurfers when the conditions are right - the locals never leave, which says a lot about a place.

Small self contained flat, with bedroom, shower room and kitchen. We aim to provide the best elements of self-catering and B & B all for a great price.

Has its own entrance through small porch/conservatory which also joins to the main house. Country setting with lots of lovely walks in the immediate area, but only 2 miles from Helston. Flat is self contained, but we will provide coffee, tea, sugar, and fresh milk in the refridgerator, semi-skimmed unless other is requested. We will provide fresh towels every couple of days for longer stays. To preserve your privacy we will put them outside your door in a basket and you can put your used one outside. Clean bed linen once a week, you choose whether to change it yourself or have us make the bed. Cleaning once a week is offered, but will ask permission before we go in, your choice. You may put rubbish outside and we will collect it and provide fresh bin liners. We can do a wash and dry a load of laundry for just £5. An iron and ironing board can be borrowed, as can a hair dryer. Anything else you require just ask. The duvet provided is a 10.5 tog. In the bottom drawer of the wardrobe is a 4.5 duvet which can be substituted if a lighter once is required, or can be used as an extra blanket if required. We are a short distance from a bus link that goes to Redruth train station without changing. Here is a link to the timetable https://bustimes.org/services/37-redruth-helston-mullion-the-lizard Look for the FRANCHIS FARM bus stop.

Surrounded by countryside with homes on only one side of the lane, the other side green fields trees and a small river.

A cosy but bright log cabin , in a sylvanian setting, just yards from a public bridleway alongside the River Cober. **Please Note - the price per night is for the first guest only. Additional guests are charged at a marginal extra cost ( shown in "Pricing" > "Extra charges " on the Airbnb site) Thank you :) ** ** NEW OCTOBER 2018 - NEW 4'6" double bed ** Sleeps 4 comfortably (one 4' 6" double bed, 1 single bed in a bedroom, 1 single bed in a curtained area) ...read more in details

"The cabin" is a log cabin, in an idyllic rural location, just a few yards from a small river, with stepping stones to a tree-lined public bridleway. It is very close to my own dwelling, but not intrusive, either way. It accommodates a maximum of 4 people. A cosy, but airy log cabin with one separate bedroom (1 single bed with another underneath it, to pull out if needed....but NB, this leaves no floor space ) a main room, open to the apex, with a 4' 6" double bed, a curtained area, offset to one side , with a single bed. The shower and toilet room is in an adjacent building (4 steps away) together with a separate kitchen/ dining room. Included in the price is electricity, water, linen, towels ( please bring your own beach towels) , basic kitchen cleaning equipment, tea, coffee, condiments and of course toilet tissue. Also soap and shampoo . There is a hair dryer in the cabin and a cooling fan can be provided if needed ( for those few tropical days/ nights...) There is access to a small paved garden area at the rear of the cabin, with chairs and a patio table This is quite private and just for your use. There is a small washing line , solely for your use, right outside of the cabin. There is access to a washing machine and tumble dryer (for a small extra charge via an honesty box) Also there is access to a small freezer. Our front garden is solely for our own family use. I will happily help you with any questions or recommendations , but I am equally happy to completely respect your total privacy. Our neighbourhood is beautiful, peaceful and calm, with just a few passing dog walkers and horse riders throughout the day, along the bridleway. It is a hamlet of about 80 dwellings, with a small library, converted from a telephone box! I know if you choose to holiday here, you will be keen to maintain the peace and tranquility. There is parking just for you (1 space) close to the cabin. There are no buses in Lowertown, but there are buses from Helston town, to visit The Lizard Peninsular, Truro, Falmouth, Penzance and Lands End areas. There are train stations in Falmouth, Penzance, Camborne, Redruth and Truro, to take you further "up the line" Included in the price is electricity, water, linen, towels ( please bring your own beach towels) , basic kitchen cleaning equipment, tea, coffee, milk, condiments and of course toilet tissue. There is a hair dryer in the cabin and a cooling fan can be provided if needed ( for those few tropical days/ nights...) there is a travel iron and ironing board in the kitchen area. There is a mini oven with two hob plates, in the kitchen. ( NOT A MICROWAVE) Please note the approximate internal area of the log cabin ( so the sleeping area ) is 20 square metres .

I love the tranquility of the neighbourhood. You can just about hear the river winding through the woods, the buzzards calling to each other , the green woodpecker calling........very little else.

Set in the heart of the countryside The Smithy is a cosy self-contained converted farm building down a private lane on a 300 year old Cornish farm. The perfect getaway for couples. Conveniently situated for exploring both North and South coasts, within easy reach of Porthleven and Prussia Cove.

The Smithy is a self-contained converted farm building ideal for couples. It comprises an open plan bed sitting room complete with cosy log burner and back up electric radiator should you need it. The living space has a sunny South facing sky light, a comfy double bed, wall mounted tv and well equipped kitchen area with cooker and large fridge. It has a basic en suite shower room with electric shower, wash hand basin, toilet and radiator. We live in the main farmhouse with our two big friendly dogs, our son and his family are also in a barn on the far side of the courtyard.

In a beautiful rural setting we are well situated for many beaches and local attractions on both North and South coasts. Just a short drive to Porthleven harbour village with lots of popular restaurants and cafes. Praa Sands sandy beach with cafe and pub/restaurant and the South West coastal path are both within easy reach. We are 30 minutes from St Ives, Lizard Point, Falmouth and Lands End. Perfect retreat for couples.

Stunning light and spacious studio living space on Old Cornish Farm, private lane. View from stable doors across courtyard to the sea. Conveniently located between Praa Sands,surfing beach, and Porthleven, habour village with Rick Stein restaurant.

Stunning newly converted studio, renovate with attention to detail. King sized bed. Clean. Small but spacious. Outside table and 2 chairs overlooking wooded area. Well located for lots of local attractions like St Michaels Mount, The Lizard. Lots of beaches and water sports in area.

Well situated within easy access to lots of beaches and local attractions. Short drive to Porthleven, harbour village with lots of fantastic restaurants and cafes. Praa Sands, sandy beach with cafe and restaurant.Can walk to the stunning Southwest coastal path and down to Rinsey cove. Perfect retreat for couples.

Nestled snugly under a canopy of trees in the Hayle Valley, River Cottage provides a tranquil bolthole for two deep in the cornish counryside. Escape from everyday life for a peaceful holiday and recharge your batteries in this special rural retreat.

Converted from a former cart shed and stables which served nearby Carbis Mill, River Cottage provides stylish, modern living with a twist of quirkiness. The accommodation is spacious and comfortable, providing everything for a fantastic country break. Situated at the end of a long track the river setting is beautiful throughout the year.

The property is dog friendly with a securely fenced rear garden. A gate leads into a woodland area with access to a public footpath running alongside the River Hayle and beautiful walks in unspoilt countryside. Outside seating and dining areas enable you to enjoy life alfresco. We are situated approx. 10 minutes drive from both north and south coasts with their glorious beaches.

Tucked away down a private drive,views over open countryside to the sea. Set in a courtyard within the grounds of an old Cornish farm. Conveniently located between Praa Sands ,family friendly surfing beach, and Porthleven with Rick Stein restaurant.

Wifi. Underfloor heating and hot water.Large l shaped sofa, dinning table with 4 chairs, open plan kitchen area with fridge, separate freezer, dishwasher, electric oven and hob, wall mounted smart TV, door to patio garden. King sized bed, 2 single beds which can be linked together if requested.bath with shower over, basin and WC. Private patio the table and benches. Outdoor utility room with washing machine and area for drying. Bed linen and towels provided.

Well situated within easy access to lots of beaches and local attractions. Short drive to Porthleven, harbour village with lots of fantastic restaurants and cafes. Praa Sands, sandy beach with cafe and restaurant.Can walk to the stunning Southwest coastal path and down to Rinsey cove. Perfect retreat for families or 2 couples alike.

Orchard View is a delightful detached bungalow, overlooking a young orchard in a peaceful valley in the middle of west Cornwall. With great access to Mounts Bay to the south or the beaches and culture of Hayle and St Ives to the north you will be spoilt for choice in this lovely retreat.

Orchard View is an immaculately presented detached bungalow in the grounds of the owners house with views to the south west from the sun deck over a 2.5 acre orchard, rich with blossom or fruit during the spring and summer months. The property itself has a spacious open plan kitchen / living room/ diner with comfortable sofas, the large double bedroom has ample storage. Both the living area and bedroom are equipped with sets of French windows which open out onto the connected sun deck and look down over the well manicured orchard.Trenwheal is centrally located in the west of Cornwall and as such you will enjoy the benefits of easy access to both coasts, to the south lies the Minack theatre, Penzance, St Michaels Mount, and the rugged beauty of the Lizard peninsula while to the north you can enjoy the artists paradise of St Ives, the glorious golden sands of Hayle or marvel at the myriad of top quality surfing beaches. ​AccommodationGround Floor: Door opens into the large open plan kitchen, living room and diner with fully fitted units, comfortable sofas and views over the orchard. Doors from here lead to; large double bedroom with kingsize bed and ample storage and views over the orchard and also to shower room with hand basin and WC.External: Private garden area with external furniture and gas barbecue. Also sun deck with chairs. Off road parking for 1 car, more car parking spaces are available on request with the owner.Facilities & ServicesHeating is via oil central heating. The kitchen has a range of modern units with an electric cooker & gas hob, microwave, fridge / freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, kettle and toaster. WiFi is available at the property. There is an iron and ironing board. There is a high chair and cot available upon request. A travel bed can be provided in the bedroom only for a small child.MiscellaneousElectricity, heating, bed linen and towels are all included but you must bring your own beach towels. There is off street parking. We regret no smoking is permitted within the property. Unfortunately dogs are not permitted at Orchard View.General Booking InformationArrival / Departure is a Friday£100 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.Discounts available for 1 person staying for 7 nights outside the peak season.

Hayle is dominated by the spectacular 3 miles of golden sands that stretch north towards Gwithian Towans and Godrevy Lighthouse. A quite stunning beach that offers opportunities for sunbathing and surfing. When the wind is blowing, watch out for the windsurfers, particularly in the waves at the northern end of the beach. This is one of the best windsurfing spots in the country. Paradise Park is always popular with both adults and children with their fantastic collection of rare birds and animals. There is also a good indoor play area if the weather gets bad! St Ives, once a busy fishing village, now relies on tourism as its main industry. Turner came and painted a landscape in 1811 and art has played a part in St Ives history ever since. More recently Barbara Hepworth and the Tate Gallery have put St Ives on the modern map. The Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden is an amazing place to visit, and well worth it even if you're not a budding artist. Trewyn Studios where she lived and worked from 1939 until her tragic death in 1975 has been turned into a fantastic museum, depicting many of her favourite sculptures in the sub tropical garden, is now managed by the Tate. The Tate Gallery St Ives was built in 1993 on the former gas works site displaying various paintings, sculptures and ceramics.From Penzance you can take the Scillonian for a day trip to the picturesque Isles of Scilly, well worth a visit if you have never been. 10 minutes down the road lies Marazion famous for St Michaels Mount, home to a medieval castle and a working local community. St Michaels Mount is accessible by causeway at low tides, or by boat. The castle is leased from the National Trust by the St Aubyn family who reside at the property maintaining and working the grounds. Penzance has a brilliant selection of supermarkets.

We offer a private double room in a family home located in a small village in west Cornwall. We are a 10 minute drive to Godrevy beach and a good base to explore the delights of west Cornwall from. The room is bright and airy in the mornings and freshly decorated in calm tones. The shared bathroom is also newly renovated with a twin ended bath with drencher shower over and underfloor heating. As we have a young toddler we cant guarantee a silent night, but he is a real character.

Our property is a modern semi detached family home with gas central heating and double glazing. Since purchasing the house we have been busy redecorating through out. So far the bedrooms and bathroom are now finished and we are now working on the sitting room and kitchen. Due to this we can't offer the sitting room and kitchen for use.

We live in a small village in West Cornwall. There is a small village shop and we are on a bus route. Although we would highly recommend only booking if you have your own car. Reawla is centrally located between Hayle, Camborne, Helston and Penzance. We would recommend using Hayle for amenities. Within a 10 minute drive is Hayle beach and Godreavy with three miles of golden sands running between the two beaches. There are plenty of lovely places to eat and drink. Especially in St Ives.

Set within 36 acres of Cornish countryside and within easy reach of some of west Cornwall’s best loved villages, towns and attractions, this chic cottage is perfectly positioned as a wonderful base from which to explore this beautiful corner of Cornwall. Surrounded by flower meadows, woodlands and fields, this Nature Conservation area is packed with walking trails; fantastic for outdoor adventure and perfect for dog owners and their four-legged companions. The lovely open-plan layout of the living area makes for an inviting space to relax in and features like under floor heating, plush carpeting and Smart TV’s in every bedroom lend a really luxurious feel to the property. A super kitchen can be found at the centre of the home and there’s a large dining table with seating for six that makes a great place for socializing. The remote-control fireplace keeps things cosy on those evenings when a bit of lounging around is called for, and when you're in the mood for outdoor entertaining you’ll discover a spacious patio complete with seating and a barbecue. Beautifully designed by the owners and RHS Hampton Court Gold medal winning designers there's a level garden which is enclosed and features a vertical wall of succulents as well as a rockery. The fence between each pair has been designed as a Bifold fence that can be opened up if guests are from the same overall party. There is plenty of free off-road parking and outdoor showers for dogs and surf boards.

Living area Open plan with the kitchen and dining area with access to the private patio Three leather sofas, wall mounted flat screenSmart TV with Smart TV Electric fireplace with remote control Kitchen L-shaped granite topped counters open plan with the dining and living area Modern kitchen with electric oven and induction hob, microwave, toaster, fridge with ice compartment and dishwasher Laundry Located on ground floor off lounge washing machine WC Located on ground floor off lounge Dining area Open plan with the kitchen and living area with access to the patio Table with six chairs Master Bedroom Located on first floor Juliette balcony with stunning views down across the valley Wall mounted Flatscreen TV En suite shower room Bedroom Two Located on first floor Two large bunk beds Wall mounted Flatscreen TV En suite shower room Bedroom Three Located on first floor King size beds Dual aspect windows Wall mounted Flatscreen TV En suite shower room Bathroom 1 En suite to master bedroom Heated towel rail, under floor heating, a large shower with raindrop and hand held heads, WC and wash basin with a lit mirror. Bathroom 2 En suite to bedroom two Heated towel rail, under floor heating, a large shower with raindrop and hand held heads, WC and wash basin with a lit mirror. Bathroom 3 En suite to bedroom three Heated towel rail, under floor heating, a large shower with raindrop and hand held heads, WC and wash basin with a lit mirror. Outside Enclosed level paved patio and garden Bifold fence that can be opened up if guests are from the same overall party. Outdoor shower Plenty of off-road parking Electric car charging point Access to the estates meadows and trails

We are 20 mins walk from 3 miles of stunning beaches and sand dunes overlooking St Ives Bay. The house is a recently renovated semi detached cottage with a lounge and kitchen diner downstairs. Upstairs consists of my room and a small but comfortable guest room and bathroom. The guest room has a double bed with a new mattress, TV and a chest of drawers. It overlooks the rear garden. The lounge has a log burner which is great for the winter. The bathroom is in immaculate condition.

Guests are free to use the lounge although this will be shared with my dog Ziggy and myself when I am home. The kitchen has a microwave, cooker, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and dining table and also has access to the rear garden. Please ensure you treat the kitchen with respect clear up after yourselves and no cooking after 10pm. The bathroom is adjacent to the guest bedroom and has an electric shower, comfort height toilet and tall sink. Well behaved and socialised dogs over 3 years old. My dog is very well behaved. Please feed your dog in the kitchen not the bedroom. When first arriving please keep your dog on a short lead so that we can take them directly into the garden to get acquainted with Ziggy. There is a £20 surcharge per visit for dogs.

Hayle is situated on the opposite side of St. Ives Bay with a stunning stretch of three miles of beach and sand dunes running west from the estuary, which is an RSPB nature reserve and bird watchers paradise. Sandwiched between St. Ives and the Godrevy Heritage Coast with lots of easy to reach transport links, Hayle is a great spot to explore Cornwall from but there is also plenty to keep you occupied with in the town. The house is close to several supermarkets, shops, take aways, restaurants and pubs. The beach is a 20 minute walk away or 5 minutes by car. Where you can surf, swim or Kayak. It’s a beautiful beach which is huge when the the tide is out. You can see St Ives across the bay and there are lovely sand dunes which are part of the coastal path. Dogs are allowed on the beach at all times except for one area from between the 1st of May and 30th September when they are allowed between 6pm and 8am. There is a dog friendly beach at Porth Kidney which is about 5-10 minutes drive away in Lelant.

Our home is in an area of outstanding natural beauty in South West Cornwall with spectacular views across the bay to St Michael's Mount and beyond. It's just a short stroll through fields to the lovely beach at Perranuthnoe and there are stunning coastal walks right on our doorstep. We offer a generously sized double room with large private bathroom, free parking on our driveway and free wifi. There are two popular cafes in the village as well as the award winning Victoria Inn.

Marivent provides a relaxing get-away for couples or solo travellers. The bedroom and bathroom are on one level so are suitable for guests with mobility issues. We have a friendly dog who will be delighted to meet you.

Stunning coastal walks, lovely local beach, 2 good cafes and a pub in the village. St Michael's Mount, the Minack Theatre, and Land's End are all within easy reach. For garden lovers and fans of national trust properties, there are some local gems to explore. For art lovers there are innumerable galleries in nearby Newlyn and St Ives. Water babies can enjoy swimming, surfing and kayaking or taking a dip in the art- deco Lido in Penzance.

Trennal Barn is a recently rebuilt, detached, granite cottage with plenty of character features, a large, open plan lounge / dining room, exposed staircase, wood burning stove and wide bi fold doors that open onto the enclosed garden with great views of the nearby countryside. Praa Sands, Prussia Cove and Porthleven are a short drive away. A dog friendly holiday home in a rural location.

This is a beautiful stone cottage that looks like it has been part of the scenery for years but was, in fact, a derelict barn that had fallen into complete disarray until it was lovingly rebuilt by the owner. There are cleverly designed windows and Velux skylights that make it a surprisingly bright and welcoming cottage, a wide bi-fold door that opens from the lounge into the garden, a terraced area to the rear of the property and a good sized garden. Both bedrooms are spacious with a master bedroom and family room and a truly luxurious bathroom with separate shower and bath.Trennal Barn is situated just outside the quiet hamlet of Godolphins Cross and is a couple of miles inland from some of the south coasts best beaches, Praa Sands is south facing, sandy and has lifeguard cover during the season, it can have quite large waves and is frequented by surfers when the conditions are right. The main Helston - Penzance road provides good access to all modern amenities and tourist attractions from St Michaels Mount to Flambards with a wealth of pretty little bays, promontories and traditional fishing villages.Accommodation Ground Floor: The front door leads into the kitchen with fully fitted units and appliances. A further door leads through to a corridor at the rear of the property. At one end is a small WC with wash hand basin and the other end opens into a large open plan lounge / dining room, double aspect, with windows to the front and a wide bi-fold door opening onto the garden. There are comfortable sofas and chairs, a dining table, large flat screen TV and a wood burning stove. Exposed stairs leading to:First Floor: The stairs open on to a landing area that has doors leading to the two bedrooms; Master bedroom has storage, including a clothes hanging rail, and a 5' double bed. Bedroom 2 has a 4'6" double bed & separate single bed and a clothes hanging rail. (Although not photographed, all windows in both bedrooms either have curtains or blinds). The family bathroom is beautifully appointed with a large corner shower, separate bath, WC and wash hand basin.Exterior: There is road parking on the drive for 2 cars in front of the property and a shed for storing bicycles / boards etc. To the rear is a good sized garden with picnic table, barbecue, and drying line. The garden is fenced but is not completely secure.Facilities & Services There is an oil fired combi central heating system and a wood burning stove in the lounge. The kitchen has a range of cupboards & work tops. There is an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle and fridge & freezer. There is a dishwasher and a washing machine. (Drying line in the garden) The sitting room has a digital TV & DVD player. There is an iron & ironing board. There is unlimited WiFi.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. There is parking available for 2 cars on the drive. Regrettably there is no smoking. A maximum of 2 well behaved dogs may stay in the cottage at a small additional price of £30 per dog per week. Please do not allow them on the furniture or in the bedrooms at anytime. There is a cot, high chair and stair gate, all available upon request.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£150 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Praa Sands in the South West of Cornwall is located between Helston and Penzance. The town contains many facilities including a shop, pub, post office and Praa Sands Gold Club. The nearest large supermarket is Morrisons towards Penzance. The extensive beach stretching from Rinsey Head to Hoe Point is extremely popular with the whole family, Prussia Cove, Perranuthnoe & Marazion are the nearest beaches, all within a few minutes drive. When the North Coast is 'blown out' you will find the surfers flock to Praa Sands for its powerful waves coming straight in from the Atlantic Ocean. Just inland from the beach is Pengersick Castle which dates back to the Bronze Age. Nearby Helston is famous for its Floral Dance in May, a day when the whole town stops and dresses up for the days many dances through the streets. From Penzance you can take the Scillonian for a day trip to the picturesque Isles of Scilly, well worth a visit if you have never been. 10 minutes down the road lies Marazion famous for St Michaels Mount, home to a medieval castle and a working local community. St Michaels Mount is accessible by causeway at low tides, or by boat. The castle is leased from the National Trust by the St Aubyn family who reside at the property maintaining and working the grounds.Trennal Barn is only 1 mile from the beautiful beach and surf at Praa Sands and about the same distance from Rinsey's rocky cove (NT). Prussia Cove film set for 'Ladies in Lavender' and Godolphin House (NT) of 'Poldark' fame, are nearby. Four miles away is the market town of Helston, full of Cornish history and tradition, with its Furry dance in early May. For children of all ages there is Flambards Theme Park next to Culdrose Air Base famous for many air sea rescue missions. There are sights to be seen around Goonhilly Earth station where the large dish Arthur is now a listed building. Try your hand at riding a 2 wheeled Segway. These together with the Seal Sanctuary at Gweek and the nearby coastal village of Porthleven provide any holidaymaker with a wealth of interesting visits. Only 7.5 miles away is the lively town of Penzance where the Scillonian offers trips to the Isles of Scilly. St Ives is only 14 miles away on the north coast with its beautiful bays and artistic areas.Trennal Barn is central for the areas and villages of the Lizard, Helford, Land's End and Mousehole. Facilities for golf, sailing, course and sea fishing are all available within two miles. You can take country and coastal walks or visit local country pubs for well-priced meals or shop in the local super stores at Helston and Penzance. There are a wealth of gardens to explore. The mines at Lelant, Geevor, Bottalack and Poldark are a short drive away. The Minack Theatre and Porthcurno beach are well worth a visit. There are world famous art galleries at St Ives and Newlyn.

An immaculately presented barn conversion with incredible cliff-top sea views south along the coast to Porthleven and Mullion. Coupled with a decadent, luxurious finish, vaulted ceiling, firepit, wood burner, the list goes on. There are few better places in Cornwall for a romantic break that have direct private access to the South West Coast path

In an outstanding location with amazing sea views. this barn conversion exudes charm and decadence in equal measures. The open plan/living room and kitchen has a vaulted ceiling, a large wood-burning stove, south-facing glass wall including doors that open out onto the large patio garden complete with fire pit and comfortable seating, the bedroom is double aspect and has a massive 6' bed and the shower room has a double shower with waterfall head and stunning decor.Porthleven is in one of the most popular areas of Cornwall, quaint fishing villages, beautiful beaches, magnificent headlands and secluded coves. There are a variety of pubs, restaurants cafes and shops. The beach extends at low tide for 3 miles towards Loe Bar and the Penrose Estate. From Porthleven it is a short drive to Helston and on, to savour the delights of Kynance Cove, the Helford River and the Lizard itself. Travelling west takes you into Mounts Bay where Marazion, St Michael's Mount, Penzance and Mousehole are all well worth the trip.Accommodation Ground Floor only: The front door leads into the open plan living, dining and kitchen area, south-facing, panoramic glass wall with magnificent views down the coast, there is a log burner. To the rear is a corridor with doors to; sumptuous, spacious shower room, large shower, WC and hand basin. Master bedroom, double aspect with 6' bed and storage and hairdryer:Exterior: There is off-road designated parking for 2 cars. There is a private patio terrace with fire pit, BBQ, sun loungers, chairs and table.Facilities & Services There is electric underfloor heating, zoned to individual rooms. The kitchen has a range of fully fitted cupboards, granite worktops and appliances. There is an electric induction hob, an oven, a microwave, toaster, kettle and under counter fridge with freezer box, dishwasher and washing machine/dryer. The living area and bedroom both have digital TV. There is a Bluetooth speaker. There is an iron & ironing board and air drying rack. The WiFi is via a 4G dongle with unlimited data.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. 1 basket of logs will be provided for the fire pit year-round. 1 basket of logs for the wood burner will be provided from 1 November to 31 March. Additional logs and kindling may be purchased from the owners on-site or from shops locally. There is secure on-site parking for two cars available 50m away. There is strictly no smoking. Unfortunately, dogs are not accepted at Trequean Barn as this is a working farm with livestock. Horse livery and sand school with a full set of jump facilities are available, including parking for a horsebox or trailer, for extra charges on arrangement direct with the owners. This property can be booked with Trequean Cottage sleep 4 next door to give a total capacity of 6.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.£250 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.Short breaks are available during the low season.

Praa Sands in the South West of Cornwall is located between Helston and Penzance. The town contains many facilities including a shop, pub, post office and Praa Sands Gold Club. Apart from the beach at Porthleven there are numerous others from Rinsey Head to Hoe Point is extremely popular with the whole family, Prussia Cove, Perranuthnoe & Marazion beaches are all within a few minutes drive. When the North Coast is 'blown out' you will find the surfers flock to Praa Sands for its powerful waves coming straight in from the Atlantic Ocean. Just inland from the beach is Pengersick Castle which dates back to the Bronze Age.Porthleven exudes Cornish charm and tradition. Set in the middle of a huge sweeping bay, the beach at Porthleven is ideal for a relaxing family holiday. Porthleven has an impressive harbour, construction commenced during Napoleonic times and some sources state that it was built with the aid of French prisoners of war. Small fishing boats land their daily catch, much of which is sold in Porthleven's cafes and restaurants and the award winning Quayside fishmongers. The harbour was completed in 1825 and there are a wealth of traditional Cornish pubs and restaurants. The beach under Loe Bar Rd is a glorious expanse of golden sand which can provide stunning surf. The nearest large supermarkets are in Helston and Penzance.Porthleven is central for the areas and villages of the Lizard, Helford, Land's End and Mousehole. Facilities for golf, sailing, course and sea fishing are all available within two miles. You can take country and coastal walks or visit local country pubs for well-priced meals or shop in the local super stores at Helston and Penzance. There are a wealth of gardens to explore. The mines at Lelant, Geevor, Bottalack and Poldark are a short drive away. The Minack Theatre and Porthcurno beach are well worth a visit. There are world famous art galleries at St Ives and Newlyn.The Lighthouse on the Lizard Peninsula is the most Southerly point in Great Britain, having stood since 1751 warning passing ships of the infamous 'Man O' War rocks'. The Lizard has so much to offer for such a remote location. Goonhilly Satellite Earth Station is the world's largest satellite earth receiving station with over 60 communications dishes. Poldhu Cove, home of Marconi's first transatlantic radio message in 1901. The National Seal Sanctuary at Gweek moved to its current location in 1975 and is home to grey seals and common seals, as well as Californian and Patagonian sea lions. The sanctuary often rescue other marine life as well when demand requires.Trebah Gardens at Mawnan Smith is a 25 acre sub tropical privately owned gardens set above the Helford River. Nearby Glendurgan Gardens boasting a recently refurbished 177 year old laurel maze, is now owned by the National Trust. For a fun-filled family day out why not visit The Flambards Experience, offering more rides, amusements and exhibitions than anywhere else in Cornwall. On the Helford River sits Frenchman's Creek where Daphne du Maurier spent her honeymoon dreaming of the Cornish villages that set the scene for her novels.Helston was originally a thriving port until the river silted up over the years; where the river joins the sea is now Cornwall's largest freshwater lake. Helston is a busy market town with plenty of Victorian and Georgian architecture. The Monument is an impressive building at the end of Coinaghall Street which was built in 1834 in memory of Humphry Millet Grylls, whose actions kept open the local tin mine and saved 1200 jobs. Possibly one of the country's oldest privately owned brewery's can also be found in Coinaghall Street; The Blue Anchor was originally used as a rest house for monks and became a tavern in the 15th century. It now makes a strong local brew called Spingo. Helston is probably best known for the 'furry' or floral dance which is held every May. Flora Day kicks off with the Hal-an-Tow where St George and St Michael slay the dragon and the devil, cheered on by the locals dressed in Elizabethan costumes. The main dancing starts at midday with participants dressed in ball gowns and top hats and tails. For children of all ages there is Flambards Theme Park next to Culdrose Air Base famous for many air sea rescue missions. There are sights to be seen around Goonhilly Earth station where the large dish Arthur is now a listed building. Try your hand at riding a 2 wheeled Segway. These together with the Seal Sanctuary at Gweek provide any holidaymaker with a wealth of interesting visits.

This two bedroom bungalow is located on a Holiday Park (Tolroy Manor) and is just over a mile from the holiday resort town of Hayle and its long sandy beaches. The bungalow consists of two bedrooms (one double and one with two bunk beds), a well equipped kitchen, a comfortable living area and a refurbished bathroom. The onsite facilities (available March to the end of October) include an indoor heated pool, tennis, squash, restaurant/bar with free WiFi, shop and laundrette.

Melrose Lodge is a spacious, tastefully decorated, 22 ft by 21 ft bright and airy open plan studio bungalow with private access and outdoor area. Fitted to the highest standards you can cater for yourself in the well equipped kitchen area. Patio doors open to our south facing garden and private patio area with a garden table and two chairs. There is a double bed and a separate toilet and large walk in shower room. Also good wifi, a smart tv, a comfortable large sofa and a dining table. .

Melrose Lodge is a peaceful bright self contained studio bungalow decorated to a high standard with lovely accessories. It's bright and airy with windows to two sides and double opening doors to your private patio that overlooks our mature garden. Lie in bed in the morning and enjoy the view of the garden through voile curtains assuring your privacy.

We are in an incredibly central location for you to easily drive to many local attractions and beaches. Leedstown has a village pub that serves good traditional food from 5-9pm Monday to Saturdays and 12-4pm Sundays. There is a Philps Cornish Pastie shop (cash only), fish and chip shop and post office and stores less than 3 miles away in the next village of Praze An Beeble. (And anotger pub serving a wider variety of food) Helston, home of the Floral Dance is 7 miles away and Hayle with it's lovely sandy beaches about 5 miles away with Gwithian just a couple of miles further. Our favourite sandy beach Perranuthnoe is just 7 miles and there is a lovely cafe with great food overlooking the sea t The amazing St Ives is a 10 mile drive, the harbour of Falmouth with it's beaches 16 miles and the Cathedral city of Truro just 20 miles or so. There is a circular country lane walk right outside our front gate.

Enjoy a tranquil holiday in our self-contained apartment set in a rural location. Suitable for a couple or small family (eg Couple with baby, a cot is available on request, or sleeping gallery with single bed, accessed by ladder, suitable for active, sensible older child over 8 years). Please note : towels are not provided. Dogs are welcome.

Enjoy a tranquil holiday in our self-contained apartment for a couple or small family. Couple with baby. (A cot is available on request) or sleeping gallery with single bed, accessed by ladder, suitable for active, sensible older child. Dogs are welcome & there is a 3 acre field that you are welcome to exercise your dog in. Trevoole Farm is set in a quiet rural location down a leafy lane, with a footpath leading into the surrounding countryside. It is within easy reach of the village of Praze & the town of Camborne & a 15-20 minute drive to the fabulous surfing beaches of Gwithian, Hayle & Godrevy. St. Ives, with its many art galleries, Penzance & Falmouth are all within a 30 minute drive. The spacious self contained apartment is recently renovated to a high standard from the earliest part of the farmhouse, with under floor heating throughout. It consists of a double bedroom, toilet & walk in shower, fully fitted kitchen/dining room (with fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave & washing machine) leading to lounge (with TV/DVD) Free WI FI access. Outside is a courtyard with seating , barbecue & own parking space. Seasonal organically grown vegetables produced on the farm can be available for purchase during your stay. Price is all inclusive with bedding provided but we ask that you bring your own towels & if bringing a dog, their own bed/basket.Towels can be provided if a problem at a small extra cost Changeover day: Saturdays. Arrival: 4.00 P(URL HIDDEN) Departure: 10.00AM

The Piggery at the newly-renovated Moorfield Barns is a spacious double room with a well-appointed en-suite shower room, set within a self-contained annexe which in the distant past (as the name suggests) was the piggery of a working farm. The annexe has separate access and features a private sun terrace and ample off-road parking. Towels and bed linen are provided, as well as free Wi-Fi, a 42" flat screen TV (with Freeview) and tea & coffee making facilities.

The name Praze an Beeble was first recorded in 1697 and means the meadow of the pipe/conduit. The pipe can still be seen in the well opposite the entrance to medical centre. There is a granite-lined ancient well on the site from which all of the domestic water is drawn. The water is of excellent quality (it is also filtered) and comes from the same source as the conduit after which the village is named. The main building which forms the owner's accommodation (formerly the cow shed, the old cart store and hay loft) is now fully modernised and joined by a large sun room. The barns lie next to the Praze Stream, which runs through the garden and eventually joins the Red River north of Nancemellin near Gwithian. The village is in the parish of Crowan and is an ideal base from which to explore west Cornwall. It is a short drive to both the north and south coasts and the main towns of Hayle, St Ives, Penzance, Helston, Camborne and Redruth are all easily accessible. Praze boasts a pub, the St Aubyn Arms (which has an excellent food menu), a village shop & post office (open 7am to 7pm, 7 days per week), a fish and chip shop and a bakery (selling the famous Philp's pasties). Historically, the St Aubyn family had their main residence here at Clowance Estate, which is now . Every July locals and visitors enjoy the Praze Fair, which involves a parade of local residents and pupils from Crowan School, and a local marching band, and is preceded by a week-long visit from a touring funfair.

Praze boasts a pub, the St Aubyn Arms (which has an excellent food menu), a village shop & post office (open 7am to 7pm, 7 days per week), a fish and chip shop and a bakery (selling the famous Philp's pasties).

Beech cottage is part of The Woodland Collection comprising four luxury holiday homes set in a private estate of 36 acres surrounded by wild flower meadows and woodland, just 4 miles from the pretty coastal town of Marazion with its dog friendly boutiques, pubs and cafes, and the National Trusts top attraction , St Michael's Mount. Close to The Tate art gallery at St Ives, It is stylishly finished with smart tv’s in all rooms. Dogs are welcome. We may charge additional fee, please contact.

The cottages sit in the beautiful Cornish countryisde with exclusive access to the grounds of the Woodland Collection , including the meadows, woods, streams and ponds

Stunning rural views to St Ives in the distance to the North and the National Trust's Godolphin Estate to the South

The Station Masters Lodge is a train lovers paradise. It is a bright and airy, self-contained 1 double bedroom bungalow. We are dog friendly. We are a 5 minute drive from the beaches which are perfect for surfing or walking the coastal paths where you can soak in the panoramic views of St Ives and Godrevy Lighthouse. Alternatively just to stay and soak in the peaceful and tranquility of the countryside or enjoy the country walks.

There is a separate small private garden area with decking and seating to enjoy the views. Stunning views of the countryside. Fabulous sunsets. Perfect paradise for train lovers.

stunning views of the countryside over farm fields. Fabulous sunsets.

Situated on a flower farm, down a pretty lane , next to our family home there is a short toThe South West Coastal Path leading to a number of picturesque small beaches and coves including Prussia Cove and Perranuthnoe. Being a short stroll to the bus stop, local shop and a restaurant. Being a 20min 6 mile drive to Heslton, 5 min 3 miles to Marazion and 15 min 6 miles Penzance with lots of countryside l. All towels supplied. little less private due to the hedge being blown over,new one is planted

If you stay with us, you will be staying on a small family working farm (the 5th generation) there may be a tractor and quad bike going around from 8am occasionally. The caravan is opposite a pheasant pen ( currently no birds are in there) we do have 4 chickens onsite in their own pen .A cat called Tinkerbell and a friendly springer called Teal. You may also meet our 3 friendly horses. In the summer you will have a garden and seating are also. The hedge between the caravan and our house has fallen down and is being replanted.

live in a small quiet village, down a pretty lane, nice leisure walk to the beach approx 30 mins, we are close to 6 miles from Penzance we're you can catch the helicopter or boat to visit Isles of scilly, we will taxi you both ways which means your car can stay with us for £20, saving on parking fees

Beautifully renovated character cottage with vaulted ceilings, oak staircase and doors, in a tremendous location, just inland from Hayle and 3 miles of golden sands at Gwithian beach.

Pilgrims Barn is immaculately presented and has been furnished to a very high standard with beautiful oak furniture, there is a downstairs twin bedroom which is perfect for those guests who find stairs difficult. The kitchen is stunning with granite and beech work surfaces, a butlers sink and both the living area and the kitchen have exposed roof trusses, vaulted ceilings and Velux roof lights. Fraddam is a great location a few miles from Hayle and St Ives with glorious beaches in abundance, plenty of quaint pubs and restaurants and some truly amazing walks. To the south lies Mounts Bay and the iconic St Michaels Mount which is one end of an ancient Pilgrims Route which travels across the county to Hayle, Fraddam is the midpoint of this trek and hence is a superb base to explore both coasts. Accommodation Ground Floor: The front door leads into the living room with comfortable sofas, oak furniture, vaulted ceilings with exposed trusses and skylights above, creating a bright, welcoming aura. French doors open into the spacious kitchen with fully fitted units and appliances and a dining table. There is a downstairs bedroom accessed from the living room with twin, 3' beds, storage and an en-suite shower/wet room with WC and hand basin. Exposed stairs from the living room leading to: First Floor: The stairs open on to a landing area that has doors leading to the family shower room with WC and wash hand basin. Master bedroom with 5' iron-framed bed and storage. Exterior: There is off-road parking on the drive for 2 cars and more in front of the property. To the rear is a picturesque patio garden with picnic table, seats and mature shrubs. Facilities & Services There is an oil fired central heating system. The kitchen has a range of cupboards & worktops. There is an LPG gas oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle and under counter fridge with icebox. There is a dishwasher and a washing machine. The sitting room has a digital TV & DVD player. There is an iron & ironing board. There is unlimited WiFi. Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. There is parking available for 2 cars on the drive. Regrettably, there is no smoking. Unfortunately, dogs are not permitted at Pilgrims Barn. There are a cot and high chair available upon request. General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Friday. Short breaks are available during quieter periods. £250 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required. Low occupancy discounts are available for a couple using one bedroom during term times.

Hayle is dominated by the spectacular 3 miles of golden sands that stretch north towards Gwithian Towans and Godrevy Lighthouse. A quite stunning beach that offers opportunities for sunbathing and surfing. When the wind is blowing, watch out for the windsurfers, particularly in the waves at the northern end of the beach. This is one of the best windsurfing spots in the country. In the town of Hayle, Paradise Park is always popular with both adults and kids with their fantastic collection of rare birds and animals. There is also a good indoor play area for the kids if the weather gets bad! St Ives, once a busy fishing village, now relies on tourism as its main industry. Turner came and painted a landscape in 1811 and art has played a part in St Ives history ever since. More recently Barbara Hepworth and the Tate Gallery have put St Ives on the modern map. The Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden is an amazing place to visit, and well worth it even if you're not a budding artist. Trewyn Studios where she lived and worked from 1939 until her tragic death in 1975 has been turned into a fantastic museum, depicting many of her favourite sculptures in the sub tropical garden, is now managed by the Tate. The Tate Gallery St Ives was built in 1993 on the former gas works site displaying various paintings, sculptures and ceramics.​ To the south lies Mounts Bay which is, of course, dominated by St Michael's Mount, the jewel in Cornwall's crown. St Michael's Mount is accessed by a causeway, once walked by pilgrims in honour of the alleged appearance of Saint Michael, which is revealed at low tide. At other times visitors are ferried from Marazion to the Mount in small boats. The beautiful town of Marazion, set on the shores of Mount's Bay, has for long been a hot favourite for tourism in West Cornwall. Its clean, sandy beaches, with stunning views towards the Lizard Peninsula and Land's End, have established Marazion as the most wonderful destination for beach holidays in Cornwall with long sandy beaches providing a safe seaside environment for swimming and other watersports including windsurfing, kitesurfing and sailing. A number of major sporting events in these fields are held in the bay. Nearby Penzance, meaning 'holy headland' is the last major town before Lands End. The market town was once made famous as the birthplace of Sir Humphry Davy, now services the Isles of Scilly by land and sea. The streets of Penzance hold many historic buildings dating from the 17th century; it is well worth a walk around. The Turk's Head pub on Chapel Street reputed to date from 1233 is the oldest pub in the town, steeped in smuggling and pirate history. A few minutes down the road is Newlyn, home to one of the largest fishing fleets with over 40 acres of harbour as well as more recently attracting many great artists and exhibitions.

Self contained small flat in quiet location, central for Penzance (6 miles), St Ives (4 miles), Hayle (2 miles) and West Cornwall. South West Coast Path within two miles. Lounge, bedroom, kitchen/diner and shower room/toilet. Please note that all spaces are non smoking

The small flat is in a country location in a quiet no through road. There are views of a wooded valley and across country to Carn Brea, near Redruth. The kitchen has a cooker, fridge/freezer and microwave. There is a lounge with TV and DVD player and a double sofa bed if required. The bedroom has a double bed. Whilst OK for a family with children, four adults might be a little cramped. Wifi is available free of charge. Smoking is not permitted in any area of the flat and an additional charge may be made if this is detected.

The flat is attached to our house, but entirely separate, in a quiet road leading from the main A30. The road itself is a mixture of old and new properties, mostly detached, and with a friendly population (most consisting of dog walkers!). Please note that there are no large shops, restaurants or pubs less than twenty minutes walk, although the local garage (about ten minutes walk) has a selection of groceries, newspapers etc.

Treetops is a well equipt bungalow with its own private balcony and private parking, with spectacular countryside views. it offers a peaceful environment together with the fun of all the animals

The bungalow is situated on a livery farm and offers a private accommodation with amazing views. The property is light and airy and offers a good sized lounge and dining area, double bedroom, beautifully laid out bathroom and generous kitchen which is well equipt.

Breage is quiet village just outside Helston. It has the qualities of beautiful views and a completely natural setting with the benefits of being just a few minutes away from the lovely town of Helston. We are easily accessible to many sandy beaches and attractions such as Poldark Mine, The Seal Sanctuary, Flambards Theme Park to name but a few. Our positioning allows easy access to most of Cornwall without too much travel.

Our home is a new build. We have a guest bedroom available with sole use of the family bathroom (with bath tub). Guests also have use of the kitchen, living room and garden. There is free wifi. We are also disinfecting the property between stays. We do not allow smoking or vaping in the house due to the odour. We are also 10-15 minutes walk from the beach and train station. We also have a cool little cat, so no dogs allowed. Postcode is TR27 4FB. Located just behind “Humphry Davy Lane” sign.

The bedroom has a standard double bed with a king duvet, and four new pillows. It also has a view towards the back of the Hayle sand dunes, which you can see in the distance.

Very family friendly neighbourhood, a few primary schools nearby. Plus the centre of town within easy walking distance for dinner or a trip to the beaches.

Cosy newly decorated self contained one bedroom annex 2.5 miles from St Ives Bay, in a small village only 10 minutes' drive from beautiful Gwithian beach. Perfect for a surf or beach trip, very well connected by car to all of West Cornwall, 5 minutes by car to Hayle shops and amenities.

The space is very well presented, having been recently renovated and equipped. A neat kitchen opens onto an open plan living space, with stairs up to a double bedroom with newly fitted ensuite shower room. There is private parking at the property.

Connor Downs is a small residential village just off the A30 which makes it very well connected to all parts of West Cornwall and beyond. It is minutes by car from the spectacular beaches of St Ives Bay. The village has useful amenities such as pub, shop and petrol station, as well as the renowned Trevaskis Farm Market, with fresh local fish counter , excellent butcher's, farm grown vegetables and popular restaurant. Nearby is Hayle, with Marks and Spencer's Food Hall, Lidl, Asda, Boots and several restaurants, pubs and takeaways. Not to be missed in Hayle are Philp's Cornish pasties and Mr B's homemade icecream. Connor Downs is very convenient for St Ives and Penzance and the tourist attractions of West Cornwall, but its proximity to the A30 means that other parts of Cornwall are also within reach, such as Truro, Newquay and the Eden Project.

Wheal Rose is a small but perfectly formed lodge on the Wheel Dream resort. The property provides great levels of comfort whilst also having access to the on-site facilities. The French doors from the living room lead to an outdoor seating area, the perfect spot for a morning coffee or a well deserved glass of wine after a day of exploring beautiful Cornwall. With your own wood fired tub waiting too, the chance to relax are endless. If you don't fancy venturing too far complimentary golf under brilliantly maintained 9 hole par 3 course is a great way to enjoy Wheal Dream’s grounds. There is also a football golf course on site which is free to use for guests that is sure to provide fun for all the family. Add to this the distant sea views of the South Cornwall coast, the children's play area, and 10% off food at the onsite restaurant and staying closer to home becomes very attractive. The South Cornwall coast is only a few miles away which offers you the chance to explore iconic harbours, hidden coves and sandy beaches.

Living area Open plan with the kitchen and dining area Corner sofa and chairs seating four, TV with Sky package. Kitchen Open plan with the dining and living area Electric oven and hob, kettle, and fridge Dining Open plan with the kitchen and living area Breakfast bar seating four Master Bedroom Double bed, wardrobe and dressing table Bedroom Two Bunk beds, dressing table Family Bathroom Shower, WC and wash basin Outside Wood fired hot tub Outdoor seating area Access to the golf course, foot golf course, and on site resturarnt with children's play area Parking for one car

Chycarne Farm Cottages nestle on the side of Tregonning Hill, just a short drive from the stunning beach at Praa Sands. The original granite farm buildings have been imaginatively converted into comfortable self-catering accommodation providing an affordable holiday in beautiful west Cornwall. Trenance at Chycarne Farm is a wonderful one bedroom cottage with country and garden views.

Offering a warm welcome and affordable holiday, Chycarne is a traditional Cornish farm, built in the 17th century and situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty and the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site. South facing and set in six acres of grounds with truly magnificent panoramic views over the surrounding unspoilt countryside and beyond to Mounts Bay from the Lizard to Penzance. Nestling on the side of Tregonning Hill, Chycarne Farm is a unique and beautiful retreat from the rest of the world. Each season has something to offer here. Being so far south, the warm sun and mild climate produce sub-tropical vegetation. Wild flowers grow in profusion along the stone wall hedges in Spring and Summer. In the Autumn and Winter the heathers, gorse and bracken form a carpet of colour on the hillsides. Surrounded by peaceful gardens and paddocks, where you can sit and relax and enjoy the unique atmosphere and views.Trenance at Chycarne Farm is a ground floor, one bedroom cottage with country and distant sea views, situated in the middle of a block of three cottages. Fully refurbished in 2013, it is presented to high standards and has the benefit of a 5' double bed in the bedroom. Access to the cottage is via one step.AccommodationGround Floor only: Kitchen, living area with a table and 2 chairs and a comfortable leather sofa, modern fitted shower room with WC, bedroom with 5' double oak framed bed with fitted wardrobe and dressing table.Exterior: Garden furniture is available immediately outside the cottage and in addition you have access to the shared grounds of Chycarne, including a giant chess set and play equipment for younger children. The views from around the site are dramatic. There is an enclosed dog walking field on site.Facilities & Services Heating is via night storage and electric heaters. The kitchen has a freestanding electric cooker & hob, microwave, kettle, toaster, fridge with freezer compartment. The living area has a TV with DVD & CD player. There is WiFi available. There is an iron and ironing board available. There is an on site laundrette with coin operated washing machine and tumble drier.Miscellaneous Electricity, bed linen and towels are included. There is off road parking available for 1 car with further space available for trailers etc. Two well behaved dogs (more at the discretion of the owner) are permitted at the property at the extra charge of £25 per dog per week, although please remember that dogs cannot be left unattended in the property alone. Regrettably no smoking is allowed. A highchair can be made available upon request.General Booking InformationArrival / Departure is a Sunday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£100 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Praa Sands in the South West of Cornwall is located between Helston and Penzance. The town contains many facilities including a shop, pub, post office and Praa Sands Gold Club. The nearest large supermarket is Morrisons towards Penzance. The extensive beach stretching from Rinsey Head to Hoe Point is extremely popular with the whole family, Prussia Cove, Perranuthnoe & Marazion are the nearest beaches, all within a few minutes drive. When the North Coast is 'blown out' you will find the surfers flock to Praa Sands for its powerful waves coming straight in from the Atlantic Ocean. Just inland from the beach is Pengersick Castle which dates back to the Bronze Age. Nearby Helston is famous for its Floral Dance in May, a day when the whole town stops and dresses up for the days many dances through the streets. From Penzance you can take the Scillonian for a day trip to the picturesque Isles of Scilly, well worth a visit if you have never been. 10 minutes down the road lies Marazion famous for St Michaels Mount, home to a medieval castle and a working local community. St Michaels Mount is accessible by causeway at low tides, or by boat. The castle is leased from the National Trust by the St Aubyn family who reside at the property maintaining and working the grounds.Chycarne is only 1.5 miles from the beautiful beach and surf at Praa Sands and about the same distance from Rinsey's rocky cove (NT). Prussia Cove film set for 'Ladies in Lavender' and Godolphin House (NT) of 'Poldark' fame, are nearby. Four miles away is the market town of Helston, full of Cornish history and tradition, with it's Furry dance in early May. For children of all ages there is Flambards Theme Park next to Culdrose Air Base famous for many air sea rescue missions. There are sights to be seen around Goonhilly Earth station where the large dish Arthur is now a listed building. Try your hand at riding a 2 wheeled Segway. These together with the Seal Sanctuary at Gweek and the nearby coastal village of Porthleven provide any holidaymaker with a wealth of interesting visits. Only 7.5 miles away is the lively town of Penzance where trips to the Isles of Scilly can be taken by helicopter or ferry. St Ives is only 14 miles away on the north coast with its beautiful bays and artistic areas.Chycarne is central for the areas and villages of the Lizard, Helford, Land's End and Mousehole. Facilities for golf, sailing, course and sea fishing are all available within two miles. You can take country and coastal walks or visit local country pubs for well priced meals or shop in the local super stores at Helston and Penzance. There are a wealth of gardens to explore. The mines at Lelant, Geevor, Bottalack and Poldark are a short drive away. The Minack Theatre and Porthcurno beach are well worth a visit. There are world famous art galleries at St Ives and Newlyn.

A stunning, modern, open plan, barn conversion, in the grounds of a Grade II listed manor house, perfect for a romantic break with 6' double bed and double spa bath. There are few better locations to explore the west of Cornwall from St Ives to Mounts Bay and the whole of the Lands End peninsula.

Dune Cottage is a beautifully presented modern barn conversion where luxury abounds. Imagine escaping to Cornwall for a romantic break, long walks in the sea air along golden beaches or stunning cliff paths, a cosy pub lunch in front of a roaring log fire and then returning to your cottage to rest up in the solid wood, hand carved 6' bed or having a soak in the double jacuzzi bath to energise tired muscles.Rosevidney Manor is a mere 2 miles from both the north and south coasts. Mounts Bay opens out and stretches from Mousehole to Porthleven including Newlyn, Penzance and Marazion, all dominated by St Michaels Mount a tidal isle crowned by a medieval castle and church. To the north is Hayle and the artists Mecca of St Ives with miles of superb beaches stretching all the way along Gwithian to Godrevy light house.Accommodation Ground Floor Only: The front door leads into the open plan lounge / kitchen / diner with comfortable, L shaped sofa, flatscreen TV, fully fitted kitchen units, table and chairs. Door leading to Master bedroom with 6' double bed and storage, further door leading to bathroom with double spa bath and shower over, WC and hand basin.Exterior: There is off road parking on the drive for 1 car alongside the property. There is a table and chairs and the guests are welcome to explore the extended grounds of the manor house.Facilities & Services Heating is via a Biomass boiler system with underfloor heating in the bathroom. The kitchen has a range of cupboards & work tops. There is an electric oven and hob, and a microwave, toaster, kettle and fridge with ice box. There is a digital TV & DVD player, CD player and radio. There is an iron & ironing board. There is unlimited WiFi. There is a travel cot and high chair.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. There is off-road parking space for one car. Regrettably there is no smoking. One small well behaved dog will be permitted at a small additional cost of £25 per week, although please remember that you cannot leave dogs unattended in the property alone.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Situated mid way between Hayle and Mounts Bay, Rosevidney Manor is a fabulous location to explore west Cornwall being less than 2 miles from both the North and South coasts. The Manor itself is a magnificent grade II listed building surrounded by mature gardens and the cottage is part of the converted coach house.​Mounts Bay is, of course, dominated by St Michael's Mount, the jewel in Cornwall's crown. St Michael's Mount is accessed by a causeway, once walked by pilgrims in honour of the alleged appearance of Saint Michael, which is revealed at low tide. At other times visitors are ferried from Marazion to the Mount in small boats.The beautiful town of Marazion, set on the shores of Mount's Bay, has for long been a hot favourite for tourism in West Cornwall. Its clean, sandy beaches, with stunning views towards the Lizard Peninsula and Land's End, have established Marazion as the most wonderful destination for beach holidays in Cornwall with long sandy beaches providing a safe seaside environment for swimming and other watersports including windsurfing, kitesurfing and sailing. A number of major sporting events in these fields are held in the bay.Nearby Penzance, meaning 'holy headland' is the last major town before Lands End. The market town was once made famous as the birthplace of Sir Humphry Davy, now services the Isles of Scilly by land and sea. The streets of Penzance hold many historic buildings dating from the 17th century; it is well worth a walk around. The Turk's Head pub on Chapel Street reputed to date from 1233 is the oldest pub in the town, steeped in smuggling and pirate history. A few minutes down the road is Newlyn, home to one of the largest fishing fleets with over 40 acres of harbour as well as more recently attracting many great artists and exhibitions.Hayle is dominated by the spectacular 3 miles of golden sands that stretch north towards Gwithian Towans and Godrevy Lighthouse. A quite stunning beach that offers opportunities for sunbathing and surfing. When the wind is blowing, watch out for the windsurfers, particularly in the waves at the northern end of the beach. This is one of the best windsurfing spots in the country. In the town of Hayle, Paradise Park is always popular with both adults and kids with their fantastic collection of rare birds and animals. There is also a good indoor play area for the kids if the weather gets bad!St Ives, once a busy fishing village, now relies on tourism as its main industry. Turner came and painted a landscape in 1811 and art has played a part in St Ives history ever since. More recently Barbara Hepworth and the Tate Gallery have put St Ives on the modern map. The Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden is an amazing place to visit, and well worth it even if you're not a budding artist. Trewyn Studios where she lived and worked from 1939 until her tragic death in 1975 has been turned into a fantastic museum, depicting many of her favourite sculptures in the sub tropical garden, is now managed by the Tate. The Tate Gallery St Ives was built in 1993 on the former gas works site displaying various paintings, sculptures and ceramics.

Characterful newly built annexe, finished to a high standard throughout. Spacious open plan lay out with kitchen/living area and full-size double sofa bed downstairs and large bedroom/bathroom upstairs. Private garden. Set in the heart of a quiet, historic village. Excellent base for walking and cycling. 5 miles to St Ives bay with its long sandy beaches, ideal for families/water-sports. Located 20 mins drive to St Ives and 5 mins drive to the A30, providing access to many locations in Cornwall.

The Annexe has a cosy home from home feel with wood burner, TV/DVD player, DVDs, books and board games provided. The peaceful, attractive garden area has table and chairs and is ideal for outdoor eating and relaxation. Sofa bed, extra mattress and travel cot available for children/additional guests (we would suggest The Annexe is suitable for 4 people max). Bathroom accessible through the bedroom. Access required through garden by owners. Roadside parking is available in village. Tea, coffee and milk provided.

5 minute drive to the local town providing supermarkets, shops, restaurants and pubs. Local area is a world heritage site of historical tin mining with various museums and attractions nearby. Penponds village contains the National Trust managed former home of Richard Trevithick, inventor of the steam engine.

This property is new on our books for this coming season. It is undergoing a full refurb so updated details and pictures will follow shortly. Prices for the 2020 season include full bed linen (beds made up) and towels for the whole property.

This beach house is all you need for a proper Cornish trip. Ten minutes walk from the beach with fully equipped kitchen, living room, WIFI and views of the sea, Godrevy Lighthouse, Carn Brea and Trencrom. Two bedrooms with space for 3 people (4 with a little bit of squeezing!) Simple Cornish pleasures are all around you when staying at 'Norda' - perfectly positioned to explore all that Cornwall has to offer.

Our chalet is situated on Riviere Towans; an individual and unique holiday park a short walk away from the glorious beach of Hayle Towans, part the mile stretch of golden sands known as St Ives Bay.

Our own family, as far as four generations back have enjoyed holidays and outings here at a time when it was only tents or caravans which scattered the dunes. Over the years these became more permanent holiday dwellings with wooden huts being erected. Since they have been privately owned throughout, the holiday chalets at Riviere Towans today have been rebuilt, modernised and extended to suit the needs of each generation that followed, resulting in a truly unique and authentic holiday location. You won’t find club houses and nightlife here; just space to be at peace and enjoy a Proper Cornish Holiday.