| Merryn Flat - St Ives |
| Self Catering Apartment in St Ives, Cornwall |
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| Accommodation |
| This light, airy and spacious open plan flat has just been renovated to the highest spec. It is modern and well equipped for self-catering. There is a washing machine and tumble dryer, so no trips to the laundrette. A fridge freezer, microwave, gas hob and electric oven, 32" flat LCD TV screen with built in freeview. A DVD player and stereo are all available. There is a sofa bed in the living space that opens out into a double bed. The bedroom has ample furniture to accommodate 4 people. The bathroom has shower and bath supplied by a combi boiler, centrally heated and double glazed. |
| From £220 - £550 will accommodate short-stays, long weekends off peak. No smoking or pets. |
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| Prices and Availability |
| Facilities |
| There are shops 2 minutes walk for everyday shopping i.e. phone cards, lottery and ATM. A leisure centre is 5 minutes walk away for swimming, gym and lots of other leisure activities. |
| Beaches |
| We have 4 beaches in St Ives that are all family friendly - light golden beaches that are picture postcard beautiful. Porthmeor is known for its surfing, although is safe for swimming. Dolphins and seals are sighted on a regular basis around the beaches in St Ives. |
| St Ives |
| The light and beauty of St Ives has brought artists from all over the world. The town is literally scattered with all kinds of galleries and hand-made artifacts. What makes these shops special is the fact that you can see the artists at work, you can browse and buy at your leisure. There is also the famous Tate gallery and the Barbara Hepworth house and sculpture garden. |
| Restaurants and Bars |
| There are plenty of places to eat in St Ives, especially seafood which is landed fresh, daily at the harbour. The harbour is fully functional and you can watch the boats landing their fish. Most restaurants accommodate children and have high chairs. Sample the locally caught fish and you would not be disappointed. |
| Walking |
| You can walk for miles along the cliffs. The village of Zennor, where D. H. Laurence once lived, is only a 4 hour walk along the costal path. There is a pub and a tea-room there and you can catch a bus or a taxi back. If you are feeling really fit a walk to Land's End is only another 4 hours walking along truly rugged landscape. A shorter walk around the island gives you the feeling of wild cliffs yet is actually minutes from the town. |
| Transport |
| You can get to St Ives by train and the local ride on the train is breathtaking. There are plenty of bus routes if you want to explore the area that way. The bus journey from St Ives to Land's End is one of the most beautiful in England. The bus is an open air double decker. There are self drive boats in the harbour or a pleasure trip to seal island. You can catch the Scillonian boat in Penzance and have a day out to the Isles of Scilly. One of the islands, Tresco, boasts one of the best tropical gardens - absolutely beautiful. |
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| Contact Details |
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Address: Mr Colin Bastock, Merryn Flat
34, Trelawney Avenue, St Ives, Cornwall, TR26 1AS Mobile: 07925611017 |
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