Self catering Pendeen. Self catering Land's End Cornwall. Self catering in St Just

5 Carn-Ros Self catering

Self catering Accommodation in Pendeen
St. Just - Land's End

Sea Views over the spectacular
West Cornwall Coastline &
Pendeen Lighthouse

Breathtaking
"Heritage Coastline"

Sleeping 2 - 4 People
Prices from
£314 to £440 pw

From the bedrooms, there are views to the sea and Pendeen Lighthouse. The property is set in a peaceful historic tin mining village; within easy walking distance of Geevor Mine, Levant Mine and Crowns Engine Houses at Botallack on this breathtaking "Heritage Coastline" of West Penwith.

Accommodation comprises:

Hall, Lounge/kitchen/diner leading out to patio/garden areas.
1 Double Bedroom with built in wardrobe, bedside cabinets, dressing table.
Bathroom with bath/shower, basin, w.c. shaver light/socket, landing area,
Spare room - with bookcase, wardrobe, iron, ironing board, laundry basket.
2nd bedroom - with two single beds, dressing table , bedside cabinets.

Both bedrooms have sea views

Radiators throughout.
Full facilities are provided including cooker, microwave, washing machine, fridge/freezer, CD/radio player, television.

All bed linen, Towels and Tea towels, oil fired central heating/hot water all included in the price.

Strictly non-smoking & no pets

Pendeen and Land's End

Pendeen lies midway between St. Ives and Lands, tin mining was one of the major economic activities in Cornwall and has shaped Cornwall's development as well as its landscape.

Gaunt remains of engine houses perched on the cliffs reminds us of the workings below far out beneath the Atlantic ocean and because of this it is famous throughout the world beckoning photographers, artists, writers and film makers alike.

Geevor Mine is one of the few places where the whole story can be told and the boundaries of the mine include many of the ancient medieval mine workings registered almost 500 years ago, examples of the tools used can be seen in the Geevor Museum and at the County Museum Truro.

Another attraction is Pendeen Lighthouse once again the views from the top of the cliffs are breathtaking, during the summer you have the calm, idyllic scenes with stunning bright red sunsets and in the winter the Atlantic rollers crashing down along the shore with spray cascading into a fine mist.

Pendeen hosts a lovely sandy beach at Portheras, Boat Cove - a small cove which is used by local fishermen, 3 public houses, the renowned "Trewellard Meadery", shop, post office, church, petrol station, fish and chip takeaway, working pottery with shop, mining museum/gift shop. Regular bus services run from Penzance (main town 7 miles), St. Just (town 2 miles) to Pendeen.