Self Catering Holiday Cottage Gurnards
Head - Zennor Sleeping 7Panoramic
sea views from all the main rooms - Unique
position - next to National Trust land
- Near the Tate Gallery in St Ives
-
Comfortably furnished - Four
bedrooms, dining room, sitting room & conservatory
- Close to a
sandy swimming cove
- Easy reach of golf courses at St Ives & Cape Cornwall
& good surfing beaches at Sennen & Gwithian Sands near Hayle
- A
well behaved dog welcome by prior arrangement
Built
in 1885, the cottage has been in the same family for three generations, ever since
the artist Lillah LeHardy bought it to work in during the summer. It has been
much frequented by authors and artists ever since. Quite
recently it has been sensitively restored to a high standard of interior decoration
and comfort. Inside the house the original wooden floors have been kept, together
with the pretty tiled fireplaces in the bedrooms and the attractive curved staircase.
Views of the sea and sky are truly fabulous; the conservatory is furnished with
table and chairs. There are three double bedrooms and one
single - 5 single beds, 1 king-sized bed (6ft) and 1 cot - with bathroom including
power shower and W.C. upstairs and WC and basin downstairs. Also dining-room to
seat eight, with a multi-fuel stove, a sitting-room with sofa, armchairs and wide
screen colour TV & DVD. The large kitchen also has table
and chairs and a French Range electric cooker. Part central heating is included
in the rent. There is a washing machine, dishwasher, microwave and a large fridge/freezer.
There is parking for three cars. The large garden has vast
views of the sea and lawns fringed with hydrangea and brilliant wild flowers.
There is plenty of room for a tent and barbeque or just sitting in the sun. To
reach the cottage, drive some 200 yards through the tiny hamlet of Treen (behind
the Gurnards Head hotel on the B3306) to the gate by the former coastguard boathouse.
Drive 100 yards down the farm track, bear left at the fork and carry on 50 yards
to Chy Barnett and garage. The beautiful sandy cove - about
300 yards below Chy Barnett, then a scramble over fairly low rocks, offers good
swimming at low tide. Coastal walks are kept open by the National Trust.
It is an ancient landscape. The head, with hut circles still visible, was once
an iron age fort. Many fields still retain their iron age boundaries and you can
still explore the ruins of Chapel Jane where a hermit lived.
There are two excellent golf courses within easy reach, which can be found at
Cape Cornwall and St. Ives & good surfing beaches at Sennen & Gwithian
Sands near Hayle. The Gurnard's Head hotel at the top of the track provides excellent
meals and the famous old pub, the Tinners Arms in the historic hamlet of Zennor,
with its 12th century church, is nearby.
| Self
catering Tariff 2010 | | From
£390.00 to £1000.00 per week - depending on season
- Saturday to Saturday
- A well behaved dog welcome by prior
arrangement at £25.00 per week | | |
Holiday Cottage On Cornwall's scenic North
coastal B3306 route, midway between Land's End & St Ives The
Scenic Trail - St Ives to Lands End |