Situated near Sennen Cove and Land’s End, this two-storey barn conversion provides spacious accommodation within the grounds of the owners’ 17th century grade II listed farmhouse. Set with two other similar styled properties offering peace, country and coastal scenery, this is the great choice for the family holiday. There are two elegantly styled bedrooms on the lower ground floor, each with stable doors leading to a patio area and the master having the benefit of an en-suite shower room, whilst on the ground floor the spacious open plan living area offers spacious accommodation where the light floods in through the floor to ceiling windows. With a door leading outside, you can truly relax and unwind while you enjoy alfresco meals on the decked terrace overlooking the meadows. The beautiful beach at Sennen Cove offers a mile of fine white sand and azure sea, with safe bathing and a first class beachside restaurant. There is a charming harbour with a small fleet of fishing boats, art galleries and traditional pubs, cafes, and shops. If you fancy trying your hand at surfing, there are two recognised surf school offering tuition and equipment hire. An abundance of beaches await at nearby St Ives along with the exotic paradise of Trewidden Gardens and St Michael’s Mount. Visit The Minack, Cornwall’s famous open-air cliff top theatre, which is not to be missed. Explorers of all ages will enjoy the Penwith Peninsula offering spectacular open moorlands dotted with old mines and ancient monuments. The coastal path gives access to remote beaches and hidden coves and outstanding scenery. Wonderfully placed for saltwater escapades and exploring the rugged character of Cornwall’s magical Far West, this barn conversion is a great choice for the families, friends or couples who wish to explore this fabulous area.

The small fishing village of Sennen Cove is situated close to Land’s End in Cornwall. The village has a lifeboat station, church, a couple of shops, a café plus two popular gastropubs. The town of St Just is the nearest town to Land’s End and has several monument and prehistoric antiquities, including a Bronze Age settlement at Cape Cornwall. The town also has a town hall, a church, shops and pubs, and Plain-an-Gwarry, a theatre used for miracle plays in medieval times. Porthcurno, which has the outdoor Minack Theatre is situated 5 miles away. The village of Mousehole is within a short drive where stargazy pie can be sampled. Also within reach is the town of Penzance, which boasts winding streets, shops, clubs, restaurants and a harbour, from where day trips to the Scilly Isles can be enjoyed. A lovely base for your Cornwall adventure.

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