| A THREE-BEDROOM DOWNALONG COTTAGE WITH PARKING |
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The Cottage at Bethesda Place is an original fisherman’s cottage tucked away in very quiet walkway just yards from the beautiful St Ives harbour, in the heart of the old town named “Downalong”. This lovely cottage has been sensitively updated and yet maintains its original charm. The accommodation features an open plan kitchen, dining and living area. A family bathroom, twin bedded room and two double bedrooms one with en-suite facilities. In addition the cottage now features full gas central heating making it a comfortable environment at any time of the year. |  |
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| The kitchen is fully fitted to a high specification to include a dishwasher, washer/dryer, fridge/freezer, microwave and electric oven with gas hob. |
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The comfortable lounge offers a TV and DVD player. You will find a small library of DVD's but feel free to bring your own selection for the duration of your stay. |  |
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All bedrooms are equipped with wardrobes, drawers, hairdryers, quality bed linen and fluffy towels, ensuring a comfortable and relaxing stay! Bedroom 1 is a double room. |
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 The family bathroom. |  |
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2 is also a double room and also has an ensuite shower room |
Bedroom
3 is a twin room |
| The Cottage is situated a few hundred yards from the harbour yet is nestled in a very quiet walkway. Bethesda place is conveniently situated between the harbour beach and the beaches of Porthmeor and Porthgwidden. |
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There is parking provided with the cottage (anyone who knows St Ives will know what a huge advantage this is) the parking is on a private drive near the Tate gallery a five-minute walk from the cottage. |
| There are no hills to climb to get to 5 Bethesda, making it an ideal base for families with small children or with elderly relatives. |
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The Downalong area is popular with holidaymakers due to its abundance of fisherman's cottages lining cobbled streets. From the cottage all of St Ives attractions are within an easy walk, the Tate Gallery, Barbara Hepworth museum, restaurants, shops and beaches. Many people park their car at the start of the holiday and only move it when the holiday is at an end! |
| The famous Cornish resort of St Ives is loved by tens of thousands of visitors for its superb sandy beaches, its narrow bustling cobbled streets and courtyards, its glittering turquoise sea and clear air and for its friendly hospitable people. |
