Sancreed - Lands End - Cornwall
Two delightful granite cottages in peaceful
surroundings with spectacular rural views. Both cottages are in an area
of outstanding natural beauty and belong to the peaceful parish of Sancreed.
The village is on the Lands End Peninsula only a few miles from the great
surf beach of Sennen on the north coast and the delightful coves of Lamorna
and Porthcurno on the south coast. The bustling fishing ports of Penzance
and Newlyn are a short drive away thus guests can enjoy a tranquil holiday
in beautiful countryside and also appreciate the benefits of the many
galleries, restaurants and attractions of the nearby towns and villages.
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NEWINGTON FARMHOUSE
Tariff from £280 to £690
(Short breaks November-April
£70 per night 3 night minimum.)
- Location Rural with distant sea views
- Sleeps 5 (+ cot available)
- Bedrooms 1 double, 1 twin, 1 single (small)
- Bathroom 1 with bath and shower
- Amenities Fitted kitchen with microwave, dishwasher,
washing machine, dryer, oil fired central heating, wood burning
stove, two TVs with DVD
- Price Rent is per week - 3pm Saturday to 10am Saturday,
inclusive of bed linen, towels, central heating, logs, electricity,
and hot water. Please bring your own beach towels.
- Pets A well-behaved family pet is welcome.
- Sorry, no smoking inside the property.
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DAIRY COTTAGE
Tariff from £280 to £690
(Short breaks November-April
£70 per night 3 night minimum.)
- Location Rural with countryside views
- Sleeps 4 (+ cot available)
- Bedrooms 1 kingsize, 1 twin
- Bathroom 1 with bath and shower
- Amenities Fitted kitchen with microwave, dishwasher,
washing machine, dryer, central heating, wood burning stove, TV
with DVD
- Price Rent is per week - 3pm Friday to 10am Friday, inclusive
of bed linen, towels, central heating, logs, electricity, and
hot water. Please bring your own beach towels.
- Pets A well-behaved family pet is welcome.
- Sorry, no smoking inside the property.
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Set in open countryside on the outskirts of the village
of Sancreed, Newington Farmhouse is a pretty, detached cottage dating
from the 1800’s. It has a well-stocked garden ideal for barbeques
or just sunbathing in peaceful surroundings. There are stunning
views overlooking fields towards Mount’s Bay and on towards the
Lizard.
The interior is furnished in the cottage style while
the paintings are either from Penny’s studio or by local artists.
The village of Sancreed is designated as an area of outstanding
natural beauty with a wide range of tracks and bridleways: perfect
for both walkers and horse-riders. Mousehole, Lamorna, Porthcurno,
Porthchapel, Sennen, Portheras and Marazion are just a few of the
beaches within easy reach of the cottage
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Dairy Cottage is a converted milking parlour and
once part of Tregonebris Old Farm, a set of 17th century grade two
listed, granite buildings which provided shelter for over ninety
head of cattle. The names of the milkers were still pinned to the
mangers and dairy stalls when Simon and Penny began the conversion
in 2008. The Old Farm is now their home and they welcome all visitors
to this hidden area of Cornwall. The cottage has a large enclosed
garden and faces west ensuring sunshine all day.
Situated only six miles from Lands End, Dairy Cottage
is in the hamlet of Tregonebris, an ancient settlement of only a
few houses. Across the road are unspoilt bluebell woods which form
the head of the Lamorna Valley. The cottage is an ideal base for
walkers and beach-lovers being so close to the south, west and north
coasts of Cornwall.
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Newington Farmhouse Tariff
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Dairy Cottage Tariff
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The Area
Sancreed is a pretty Cornish village situated north
of Penzance. The village nestles at the foot of the Beacon - an ancient
viewing point. Within the parish there is the Holy well and Carn Euny:
a well-known Iron Age settlement. The Newlyn artists, Stanhope and Elizabeth
Forbes, Thomas Cooper Gotch and Flora Munnings (first wife of Alfred Munnings)
are all buried in the graveyard of the beautiful 16th century village
church. The Reservoir just below the village is a bird reserve and fly-fishing
lake. The parish of Sancreed is surrounded by land protected by the National
Trust.
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