Bed and breakfast accommodation in St Just, West Cornwall, near Land's End (no longer trading)
Bosavern House was a charming 17th century bed and breakfast in St Just, West Cornwall, ideally located for a relaxing holiday near Land's End. This family-run Cornish guest house provided comfortable accommodation in a peaceful country setting, just one mile from the historic town of St Just and approximately four miles from Land's End and Sennen Cove. The business is no longer trading and the property is currently for sale.
Set in around two acres of attractive grounds, Bosavern House offered a welcoming base for exploring the spectacular Atlantic coast and historic landscape of West Cornwall. Most bedrooms enjoyed superb views across the nearby coastline, garden or moorland, while all rooms had either an en-suite or private bathroom.
Where is Bosavern House?
Bosavern House was a bed and breakfast near St Just and Land's End in West Cornwall. The historic 17th century country house is approximately one mile from St Just and around four miles from Land's End and Sennen Cove. It is no longer trading as a B&B and the property is currently on the market; visitors looking for accommodation in this part of West Penwith can find alternative local properties below.
Explore St Just and West Cornwall – Near Land's End
St Just sits in the magical far west of Cornwall, close to Land's End, where the coastline is at its most dramatic and untamed. Imagine waking to the sweet symphony of seagulls echoing over rugged cliffs, the scent of the briny sea breeze carried on the wind, and the gentle warmth of the sun rising over the vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean. St Just is a quaint, historic gem that seems frozen in time, a place where the modern world whispers rather than shouts, allowing visitors to truly unwind and escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
The village itself rewards a slow wander, with local art, independent shops and cafes, and buildings whose worn granite walls whisper tales of bygone eras. It's easy to find a hearty Cornish breakfast or a cream tea nearby, featuring the freshest local produce - think farm-fresh eggs, crumbly Cornish cheese, and smoked fish, all best enjoyed with a steaming cup of tea or freshly brewed coffee.
Days here can be as action-packed or as tranquil as you wish. For the adventurous, there's the scenic hike along the South West Coast Path, which weaves around dramatic headlands and through a tapestry of wildflowers, offering breathtaking views that seem to stretch on forever. Or perhaps you'd prefer to meander through the narrow, cobblestone streets of the ancient town, discovering its many secrets - from the mysterious prehistoric stone circles to the well-preserved miners' cottages that line the outskirts.
Explore Land's End and Sennen Cove – The Tip of Cornwall
Land's End marks the dramatic full stop at the very tip of mainland Britain, where towering granite cliffs meet the full force of the Atlantic Ocean. Standing at the headland, with the wind in your hair and the waves crashing far below, it's easy to feel like you've reached the edge of the world. On a clear day the views stretch out to the Longships Lighthouse and, further still, to the Isles of Scilly on the horizon.
Just a couple of miles along the coast lies Sennen Cove, home to one of Cornwall's finest beaches - a wide sweep of golden sand backed by a small, working fishing harbour and a cluster of cafes and surf shops. The water here is some of the cleanest in the country, making it a favourite spot for swimmers, families, and surfers riding the Atlantic swell. Watching the sunset from Sennen, as the sky turns gold and pink over the sea, is one of West Cornwall's simplest and most memorable pleasures.
Between the two, the coast path offers some of the finest walking in the country, tracing the clifftops past hidden coves, wildflower-strewn heathland, and the occasional seal or basking shark spotted offshore. Whether you come for the walking, the beach, the surfing, or simply to stand where England runs out of land, Land's End and Sennen Cove reward visitors with a rugged beauty that's hard to find anywhere else.
Explore St Ives – Cornwall's Artists' Town by the Sea
St Ives is one of Cornwall's most celebrated seaside towns, a tangle of narrow cobbled streets, whitewashed cottages, and steep granite lanes tumbling down towards a sparkling turquoise harbour. Fishing boats still bob alongside the old harbour wall, much as they have for centuries, while the town's famously clear light continues to draw painters, potters, and photographers from around the world.The town is ringed by beautiful sandy beaches, from the golden curve of Porthmeor, popular with surfers and backed by the striking Tate St Ives gallery, to the sheltered, family-friendly sands of Porthminster and the tucked-away charm of Porthgwidden. Between dips in the sea, visitors can wander the maze of galleries and studios that have earned St Ives its reputation as one of Britain's leading art towns, or sample fresh Cornish seafood at one of the many harbourside restaurants and cafes.
Beyond the town itself, the surrounding coast path offers spectacular walking towards Zennor and the wild Penwith moors, scattered with ancient standing stones and quoits. Whether it's browsing galleries, relaxing on the beach, or watching the sun set over the bay from Smeaton's Pier, St Ives offers an irresistible blend of art, history, and coastal beauty.