HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION AT MORVAH, ON THE NORTH COAST OF
THE LAND'S END PENINSULA, WEST CORNWALL


THE STABLE, TREVOWHAN, MORVAH, PENZANCE, CORNWALL TR20 8YU

Pauline and Des Hannigan
Tel: 01736 788643 | Email: hannigan@trevowhan.eclipse.co.uk
Trevowhan is a small hamlet that lies on one of the most spectacular stretches of coast in Cornwall. The Stable at Trevowhan is a traditional small Cornish barn which is an independent part of a very private and peaceful complex of granite buildings that are lived in by the owners. The Stable has been tastefully converted and is ideal for 2 people. There is off-road parking alongside the accommodation. Trevowhan is on the north coast of the Land's End Peninsula and is approximately five miles from Penzance and about ten miles from St Ives.
The Stable
Lounge
Kitchen

The Stable has a spacious, open-plan interior with exposed beams and pine floors. There is a small, cosy mezzanine that has two single beds. The mezzanine is reached by secure stairs. There is a sofa-bed on the ground floor, where the kitchen and separate shower room and toilet are located. West-facing windows and a large south-facing window make the interior of the Stable very bright and well-lit. The Stable is fully furnished and has storage heaters. There is a fridge, microwave, TV and DVD and a radio/CD player. The property is a no smoking area. With regret, visitors' pets cannot be accommodated.

Along the south wall of the Stable there is a small private area with a picnic table and seating and with open fields rising in front of it. You may find the occasional cow checking you out from beyond the hedge...

There are open fields and moorland hills behind the Stable. Much of the coast and some of the moorland is owned by the National Trust. Nearby features include the great headlands of Gurnard's Head, Bosigran and Zennor. The entire area is a paradise for walkers, birdwatchers, botanists, geologists and photographers. The Cornwall Coastal Footpath is reached within minutes of Trevowhan and the surrounding area is unbeatable for its coastal and moorland walking through landscapes that are crammed with ancient monuments and the dramatic relics of 19th century tin and copper mining. West Cornwall's major attractions, such as St Michael's Mount, the Tate Gallery, St Ives, the Minack Theatre and the Geevor Tin Mining Museum, are all a short drive away.
Bedroom Area
The owners of the property have extensive knowledge of local footpaths and byways and can provide detailed descriptions of walking routes, if required by guests. They can advise on horse riding, surfing, rock-climbing, archaeology, Art and Craft galleries and all visitor-related matters.
 January
3rd
£250
 February
 March
 2009
10th
£250
 2009
7th
£250
 2009
7th
£250
 
17th
£250
 
15th
£250
 
14th
£250
 
24th
£250
 
22nd
£250
 
21st
£250
 
31st
£250
 
28th
£250
 
28th
£250
 April
4th
£250
 May
2nd
£300
 June
3th
£300
 2009
11th
£250
 2009
9th
£300
 2009
13th
£300
 
18th
£250
 
16th
£300
 
20th
£300
 
25th
£250
   
23rd
£300
   
27th
£350
     
 
30th
£300
     
 July
4th
£350
   August
1st
£400
   September
5th
£350
 2009
11th
£350
   2009
8th
£400
   2009
12th
£350
 
18th
£350
   
15th
£400
   
19th
£300
 
25th
£400
   
22nd
£400
   
26th
£300
         
29th
£350
       
 October
3rd
£250
 November
1st
£250
 December
5th
£250
 2009
10th
£250
 2009
8th
£250
 2009
12th
£250
 
17th
£250
 
15th
£250
 
19th
£350
 
24th
£250
   
22nd
£250
   
26th
£350
 
31st
£250
 
29th
£250
     
Weekends and short breaks available in low season
Prices include electricity and bed linen

For enquiries and bookings contact:
Pauline and Des Hannigan
Tel: 01736 788643
Email: hannigan@trevowhan.eclipse.co.uk

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