Wesley's Barn holiday accommodation is situated in South West Cornwall, in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The converted granite barn is part of Bosavern Farm and is located a mile outside the town of St Just. It overlooks the beautiful Cot Valley and there are stunning views to the sea and countryside.

St Just is ideally located between the rugged and dramatic North Coast of Cornwall and the softer more tranquil South Coast. The beautiful sandy surfing beaches of Sennen and Gwenver are 3 miles along the coast and Lands End a mile further south.

The dramatic beauty of Cape Cornwall and the World Heritage site of Geevor are to the north and St Ives with its Tate Gallery about 6 miles further around the coast.

St.Just in Penwith, England's most westerly town with its shops pubs and galleries, is a ten minute walk across the fields, whilst the sea and coastal path are 10 minutes in the other direction.

Within a short distance of the farm there is much to be enjoyed and many places are an easy walk away. Golf, walking, surfing, swimming, horse riding, fishing, rock climbing and sites of interest including gardens open air theatre and historic remains are nearby.

Bosavern Farm barn cottage, known as Wesley's Barn, was built in 1624 as a two-storey barn. It continued to be used as a farm barn until the 1970s with the ground floor being used as a milking parlour and the upper floor for animal feed storage. During the late '70s, the land was sold to the adjacent farm and the barn was converted for residential accommodation.

The property has just been completely refurbished to the highest standard to provide two self-catering units; whilst all modern facilities have been provided the character of a barn has been retained with exposed granite walls, original stone lintels and beams.

Each property has two bedrooms, a double bed and a twin bedded room. The accommodation features an open plan living area, oak furniture and leather sofas. There is full central heating, as well as wood burning stoves. Flat screen TV, DVD player, Hi-Fi and free broadband internet access is provided.

Both kitchens are fully equipped and have high quality units with Bosch appliances including a dishwasher and microwave.

The Upper and Lower Barns both have shower rooms with power showers and under floor heating with the Lower arranged as a wet room and the Upper as a traditional shower.

The Upper Barn has a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and its own garden area whilst the Lower provides a french door leading directly onto the patio and its private lawned garden.

Both properties have access to a laundry with tumble dryer and a gas barbecue.

The barn could be rented as a whole to sleep 8 people, but each unit is completely self-contained for 4 people. There is also a covered area available to both units for the storage of surfboards wetsuits and other equipment. There is also a barn with a table tennis table, darts and a range of games. Bicycles are available for guests use - please contact the owners in advance for details and to reserve.

The owners are on-hand in the adjacent farmhouse for any local knowledge or should any help be required.

The nearest coves are an easy walk – Porth Nanven lies at the bottom of the Cot Valley and is owned by the National Trust. The beach is of national geographical significance being one of the finest examples of a raised beach. Cape Cornwall has a rocky beach area still used by local fisherman.

Gwenver and Sennen are an hour's walk along the costal path or ten minutes by car. They provide a mile of golden sand and are well known for surfing, but are also ideal for families who want a day on the beach. Both are manned by lifeguards in the summer and Sennen has cafes, small shops restaurants and a pub. Close to Sennen is Lands End with its hotel and entertainment facilities.

Continuing past Sennen along the South Coast is the secluded sandy cove of Nanjizal, the attractive and quiet cove of Porthgwarra, the stunning, sandy beach of Porth Chapel and around the headland, past the Minack Theatre the large popular beach of Porthcurno.

Further along the coast and both worth a visit are the coves of Penberth and Lamorna. A little further along the south coast are the villages of Mousehole and Newlyn followed by the main town of the area, Penzance, with its beaches that run into the long sandy beach of Marazion. All this and still only seven miles from your holiday home!

The north coast has fewer beaches, but does have a spectacular coast. There is the sandy cove of Portheras the interesting village of Zennor and of course St Ives with its many beaches and facilities.

Our full postal address is Bosavern Farm, Bosavern, St Just, Penzance, Cornwall, TR19 7RD.

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