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6 Barnaloft - St Ives

STYLISH BEACH FRONT
HOLIDAY APARTMENT IN ST IVES

6 Barnaloft sleeps 4 people

Panoramic views over St Ives'
Spectacular Porthmeor beach from lounge
and master bedroom

• Slept 4 (One double, One twin)
  
• Panoramic views over Portmeor Beach from living room and double bedroom
  
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6 Barnaloft wa a stylish, stunningly located two-storey apartment situated directly on St Ives' Porthmeor beach, famous for its surfing and the Tate Gallery. It has private access directly onto the beach, its own private balcony overlooking the beach and opens onto a courtyard where Barbara Hepworth's sculpture 'Two Forms in Echelon' is sited.

Part of the renowned artist community of 1960's St. Ives, 6 Barnaloft has recently been renovated to a high standard and offers panoramic views - across to the island and St.Nicholas' chapel to the east and towards Clodgy Point to the west.

Barnaloft is only a few minutes walk from the boutique shops, renowned restaurants and art galleries of St Ives and also offers direct access to breath-taking coastal walks.

St Ives is a stunning location all year round, offering a variety of activities - the Tate gallery, Barbara Hepworth´s studio and garden, a wide variety of excellent restaurants, surfing on St Ives beach and many coastal walks.

The coast path westwards from St Ives will take you to the 12th century hamlet of Zennor, where D H Lawrence once lived and eastwards will take you to Virginia Woolf´s Godrevy lighthouse.

The area is famous for its thriving arts community, with numerous galleries and painting schools. There are five stunning sandy beaches, three unique beach restaurants and a wide range of eateries - especially fresh seafood. The town also has a cinema and leisure centre with swimming pool.

Local attractions within easy reach of St Ives include the Eden Project, Land's End, the Minack Theatre at Porthcurno and Jamie Oliver´s 15 restaurant at Watergate Bay.