Situated in an "area of outstanding natural beauty" this traditional Cornish farmhouse offers panoramic views of the West Cornwall peninsula.  Wonderful sea views can be enjoyed from almost all aspects and the Isles of Scilly can be seen clearly on a good day.

Wheal Bal boasts the position of highest farm in West Penwith. Amazing walking onto the adjoining moor land can be accessed directly from the house and spectacular sunsets can be viewed from the extensive gardens and grounds.

The house offers very spacious accommodation, with charm and character.

The accomodation consists of:

• 2 double rooms (one of which is a king-size)
• 2 single rooms
• Family bathroom
• Large hallway
• Bedroom 5 with sofa bed and broadband connection
• Sitting room with wooden beams, hardwood block floor and wood burning stove (basket of logs provided)
• Kitchen with range cooker, traditional handmade units, beams and a slate floor.
• Utility room with dishwasher, washing machine and microwave.
• Downstairs loo and shower room.
• Dining room with large oak table, perfect for family dining, and hardwood block floor
• Pantry

Outside there is a patio area and a barbeque. There are large gardens with a wildlife pond (fenced) children’s play area and parking for two cars.

The village of Pendeen is a short walk away over the "Carne" and offers amenities such as a shop, post office, pubs, restaurants, fish and chip shop and galleries as well as of course the Geevor tin mine museum.  The small town of St. Just lies three miles to the west and offers shops, pubs, galleries, a golf course and country club.  Wheal-Bal is situated 10 miles to the west of St. Ives, and Lands End is 10 miles further West.  Altogether this is a perfect holiday home from which to explore the many aspects of this interesting part of the coast.

The blue marker on the Google map indicates our approximate location. Use the '+' and '-' buttons near the top left of the map to zoom in and out. Use the arrow buttons or click and drag to pan around.