Self Catering Sithney. Self Catering Helston. Cornwall. Holiday Accommodation in Helston

Croft View - Sithney

Croft View - Sithney

TARIFF 2010

Available Easter 2009 From £180 to £399

Croft View

Self Catering Holiday Accommodation Sithney

Helston

Croft View Sleeps 2 people

Croft View is situated in the hamlet of Sithney Churchtown at the western head of the Lizard peninsula. The local tea rooms serve Cornish cream teas and within walking distance from the property there is a renowned Bistro and Restaurant. There are also some lovely walks nearby.

Accommodation

Lounge/ Diner/Kitchen With electric cooker, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge, lounge suite, table and chairs, T.V with free view and DVD, radio, oil central heating (winter supplement) and use of a tumble drier.

Double bedroom with ensuite, shower, toilet, washbasin and heated towel rail

Outside Small garden area and parking for one car, BBQ, table and chairs also ladies and gents bikes for hire

The historic Port of Porthleven is approx 2 miles away where you can go on fishing trips, play tennis or just relax in one of the many cafés and pubs overlooking the harbour. Also within this village there is a small supermarket, shops and restaurants.

The charming market town of Helston approx 2 miles away has a museum, shops, cafés, pubs, swimming pool, boating lake and the famous Flambards Theme park. The town also has a cinema and night club. A few minutes drive out of Helston is the Seal Sanctuary which is situated in the village of Gweek, this is where the rehabilitation of the coasts injured seals takes place.

The artists haunts of St Ives, Penzance and Newlyn are each about 25 minutes away. This coast has many sandy beaches which are great for surfing, swimming and sunbathing or just a nice walk through the narrow cobbled streets of Cornwall. On the way to Penzance from the property you come across the ancient market town of Marazion which is famous for St Michael's Mount (national trust) this sits out at sea and can be accessed by regular ferry or if the tide is out it can be reached on foot via the causeway. Once on the mount you can walk around the gardens and the castle. The world famous Minack outdoor theatre carved in the cliffs of Porthcurno is a must for all visitors, an experience not to be missed.

The beautiful county town of Truro a cathedral city is approx 35 minutes away and is arguably the best shopping experience in Cornwall. For a more cultural evening there is the Hall for Cornwall which has many bands and plays on throughout the year.

Falmouth is approx 30 minutes away with its own marina and The National Maritime Museum which is of great interest. You can also visit Pendennis castle overlooking Carrick Roads which belongs to the national trust and is lovely for a historical day out.