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Character
granite fishermans cottage. |
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Quiet Central
Location. |
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Short Walk
to beaches and Town Centre. |
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3 Bedrooms
sleeping 6. |
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Newly Refurbished.
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Gas, electric,
bedding and towels included. |
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Cottage is perfectly situated in a quiet access
only Rd in very close proximity to all St
Ives beaches and the town centre. |
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property is a traditional granite fishermans
cottage dating from the 1800s but fully modernised
inside to provide comfortable family accommodation
for up to 6. |
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cottage is centrally located for all six of
the towns beaches - each being a 5 minute
walk away (250m). The town centre is slightly
closer and only about 3 minutes away - but
far enough to avoid the noise and bustle associated
with the busier parts of St Ives |
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| St Ives Harbour |
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| Cape Cottage - St Ives |
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| St Ives Beach |
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| Accommodation |
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property consists of a separate entrance hall
leading to a good sized lounge/diner with
two comfortable 3 seat sofas, LCD TV and a
dining table seating 6. A small but fully
equipped kitchen opens off the dining area
and provides access to the enclosed rear courtyard
with patio furniture. |
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there are three bedrooms, a double, a twin
and a smaller room with bunk beds. There is
a decent sized modern bathroom with shower
and bath and constant hot water. |
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The cottage is fully centrally heated with
radiators in all rooms. |
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| Lounge Area |
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| Dining Area |
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| Kitchen |
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| Additional Information |
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Unusually for the older parts of St Ives you
can drive right up to the property and leave
the car for a short while (sometimes longer)
whilst loading and unloading. Being access
only the road is normally free from traffic
and provides a safe area for children to play.
Parking is a 5 minute walk away in one of
the large town car parks or 2 minutes away
in a private car park. |
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| Bedroom One |
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| Bedroom Two |
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| Bedroom Three |
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| St Ives |
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It is beautifully
located - surrounded on 3 sides by aquamarine
seas and white sandy beaches. |
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The clarity
of light has attracted artists for over
100 years and the town still has a large
artist colony and many studios. |
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The town
is pretty with cobbled streets and many
old granite buildings. |
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It has
a fantastic selection of pubs, restaurants,
bistros, boutiques and shops. |
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It has
avoided the down market image of many
coastal towns and does not suffer from
endless tacky shops, takeaways, amusement
arcades and loutish behaviour. |
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It is an
all year round destination and does
not turn into a ghost town in the winter.
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the weather
is often the best in the UK - attracting
more than its fair share of sun and
warmer temperatures. |
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It is perfect
for families - all the beaches are within
walking distance and surround the town
centre. |
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It is also
great for adult breaks with excellent
restaurants, a selection of pubs, interesting
shopping and a great base for walking
or exploring the Far West of Cornwall.
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The Far
West of Cornwall is fascinating - a
landscape that has not changed in thousands
of years with iron age settlements,
sacred wells, rugged moorland, granite
enclosed fields, miles of coast, coves
and hidden beaches together with small
granite villages and the ruins of tin
mines, not forgetting a unique natural
history supporting many rare species
unique to this peninsular. |
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