Non- Smoking - Off road parking Sea / Garden Views - 4 minutes walk to quiet, clean sandy beach Near Golf Courses Garden/Terrace/Courtyard 3 min to St. Ives by local train / car or short walk. Coastal path to St. Ives and beyond or, towards Godreavy Lighthouse, is reached via a public footpath just below Lucerne. Sorry, no children under 8 years.

Ground Floor Wing Bed and Breakfast accommodation from £26.00 per person per night (£29.00 July & August) Family room facility £19.00 per night extra First Floor Bedroom Suite From £35.00 per person per night (£38.00 July & August) (Special Weekly Rates) Rates based on two people sharing

Three Rooms Available

One large ensuite double bedroom on the first floor, with spectacular views from a picture window overlooking the whole of St Ives Bay, from Godgevy Lighthouse on one side to St Ives Island on the other. The self contained bedroom suite includes a king sized bed, his & hers dressing tables, satellite TV/Video/DVD, and a separate dressing area, leading to a self-contained shower room.

Two spacious luxury twin-bedded ground floor guest rooms in a private wing of the house, including tea/coffee facilities and colour TV with adjoining bathroom for the two guest rooms only and an adjacent guest sitting room.

Family room facility available on request (two adjacent twin beds and a separate single bed)

Arrival & Departure Times: On day of arrival incoming visitors are welcome from 3 pm. On day of departure guests are requested to vacate their room by 10.30 am Deposit: One third of total cost Bookings: Confirmed on receipt of deposit Balance: Payable on departure

COMMENTS FROM OUR VISITORS BOOK

"It was a pleasure staying in your beautiful B&B. We enjoyed every minute of it and we appreciated your every morning information bulletin, a tourist office would be jealous of you. Thanks very much." Jacqueline & Theo Hess, - Germany, 25th July 2009. "What a wonderful, quiet & peaceful place. Just what we needed to unwind. Thank you for your enthusiasm about where to go and what to see. With the great breakfast, that was all that was needed to set up each day." David & Martina P. - Devon. 31st March 2005 "Thankyou very much for your hospitality! We enjoyed staying with you very much. What a beautiful location for a B & B! You were very kind to us, thankyou for your ideas to make our trip in Cornwall even more enjoyable!" Bata R. - Hungary. 3rd April 2007 "We enjoyed our stay very much. We felt very welcome. The house and rooms are beautiful and the breakfast was just what we needed for a perfect day." Juliane Schulz-Wenninck - Germany. 29th July 2006.

LOCAL
CORNWALL

Cornwall has the most spectacular coastal scenic path in Europe.

From just below the house, which overlooks St Ives Bay, walkers can enjoy the magnificent cliff scenery towards St. lves and Zennor, a little further is The Gurnard's Head pub where a pleasant lunch can be taken before going on to Sennen and St. Just.

In the opposite direction, past the beaches of Porthkidney and Hayle estuary to the 14th c. St. Uny's church in Lelant. Godreavy Head with its lighthouse, beach, seal colony and outstanding cliff paths north to St Agnes and beyond is just 6 miles away.

Some 35 mins. south take the path from Mousehole to Lamorna or, from The Lizard to Kynance Cove and on to Mullion and you will see the most astonishing rock formations anywhere - this scenery is breathtaking. There are excellent eating places in Mousehole, Lizard Village or the unforgettable Cadgwith Cove Inn on The Lizard.

Everywhere there are fine sandy beaches, Carbis Bay beach is a 4 min. walk from Lucerne, with snacks available at the Beach cafe. Surfers from across the world come to ride the Atlantic waves at beaches nearby. Local eating places - La Casita, Atlantic Waves and the Cornish Arms pub.

Walk the charming cobbled streets of St. Ives with its culture of handcrafted gift shops. Visit the famous Tate St. Ives and The Barbara Hepworth museum. Eateries such as the Pedn Olva or the Portminster Beach restaurant, among many, are a treat.

Near Lands End enjoy the magical experience of the world famous open-air Minack Theatre and Cafe perched on the cliffs of Porthcurno surrounded by magnificent scenery.

Visit the rocky pyramid of St Michael's Mount opposite Marazion. Accessible by boat or walk the granite causeway at low tide. Follow up with an unforgettable meal at the 17th century quayside Ship Inn at Porthleven or the White Hart Inn at nearby Ludgvan.

Take the opportunity to explore the magnificent variety of Cornwall's gardens and its historic houses.

The Eden Project with its vast biomes and delights of the Natural World is only 45 mins. away to the north.

Directions

Take the M5 south. At Junction 31 take the A30 for St Ives, Cornwall (110 miles). At the roundabout to St Ives take the A3074, where you immediately come to two roundabouts close together. Go through the first one and at the second take the right hand road (still the 3074) through Lelant and on to Carbis Bay and St Ives. After the Carbis Bay sign on the left hand side as you enter the Village you pass a set of traffic lights. Take the second on the right after these lights into Boskerris Road. (If you reach the roundabout to Tesco's supermarket you have gone too far). Follow Boskerris Road down, until you reach a narrow unsigned side turning on the left, just before the Boskerris Hotel. Turn into this road and Lucerne is second on the left.