Beach Break is a stylishly furnished town house above Porthmeor Beach, with views across St Ives Bay to Godrevy Lighthouse and beyond, and west to Man’s Head and Clodgy Point. It’s only a two minute walk to the beach and a few minutes more to the harbour, shops, restaurants and galleries, Tate St Ives being the closest.

With parking for two cars, central heating, and quality furnishings, the house is both convenient and suitable for holidays at all times of the year.

Accommodation

inside . . . . .
The accommodation on the ground floor comprises an entrance porch, reception hallway, lounge which opens into the dining room which in turn opens through to the modern kitchen with utility area adjacent. Upstairs there are three newly furnished bedrooms and a high quality bathroom and separate shower room with Villeroy & Boch, Matki & hans Grohe fittings.

outside . . . . .
To the front of the property, there is an attractive decked courtyard area with inset lighting and balustrade surround; ideal for watching the often spectacular sunsets.

The back garden has been professionally landscaped to provide provide a private, enclosed and sheltered sunspot. Garden furniture & BBQ enhance this outdoor living space. A small garden shed gives storage for body boards, bikes, wet suits and other beach gear.

in short . . . .
• Sleeps up to 6.
• Private parking for 2 cars opposite the property.
• Duvets & bed linen included, beds prepared.
• Gas, electric & water included.
• Constant supply of hot water & centrally heated.
• Tea towels supplied but not towels.
• Flat screen, digital TV; DVD; mini CD system.
• Free Wireless Internet Connection.
• Dishwasher, washing machine & tumble dryer.
• Cot & high chair available on request.
• Garden furniture & BBQ.
• No smoking & no pets.
• Lettings start from Fridays.
• Reduced occupancy & short break rates available at quiet times.

St Ives

Is situated on the northern edge of the Land’s End Peninsula. Both the town and its setting are quite unique and very beautiful. It has a Mediterranean feel with its maze of small, cobbled streets and narrow alleyways surrounding a sheltered harbour.

Although there is still a small fishing industry, it is nothing to what it was. The town was shaped by the needs of local fishing, mining and farming communities and during the last hundred or so years, it has also been shaped by the artistic community. Artists have been and still are, drawn here by the exceptional light quality and stunning scenery. St Ives offers the visitor everything that they could wish for in a seaside resort. There is something for everyone.

There are wonderful clean and sandy beaches, all within reach of Beach Break. Porthmeor, the closest, facing north is a prime surf spot and a surf school operates from the western end of the beach. Porthminster, Porthgwidden and the Harbour beach are particularly popular with families.

For those wanting more cerebral pursuits there is Tate St Ives plus countless other galleries and studios. There are plenty of cafes and restaurants to suit every taste and pocket, shops, pubs and live entertainment.