





Named after the Legend of St Ives, Little Leaf Guest House is situated in the heart of St Ives overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and St Ives Harbour. Quiet, yet 2 minutes from the centre of town, sandy beaches, the Tate, and the Coastal Path.






A friendly, Country Cottage, in the rural outskirts of the seaside town of Marazion, with its famous tourist attraction "St Michaels Mount". Offering Bed & Breakfast with an en-suite family room(double & 2 single)or a double & 1 single room with own private bathroom.Sun lounge & garden patio. Tea & coffee facilities,off road parking, Wi-Fi, TV & DVD. Full English or Continental Breakfast






Shoreline Penzance, is a small homely guesthouse situated on Penzance’s famous seafront promenade. Sea facing rooms have views overlooking Mounts Bay, from St Michael's Mount to Newlyn; At the front of the guesthouse, there is a Sun deck garden facing the sea, where guests may sit and relax, and take in the stunning views.






Cosy cottage offers accommodation on either a B&B and/or self catering basis in Marazion, Cornwall. The self contained annexe, all on ground floor level, has studio double bedroom, luxury shower room, sitting/eating area, outdoor patio and fully equipped kitchenette. Sleeps 2; TV & CD player; bed linen, towels provided. Enjoy beach, coastal path, St Michael's Mount, RSPB Marsh.






In a secluded valley, Bostrase is perfect for that ‘get away from it all’ feeling. We have en-suite rooms with large comfy beds, flat screen TV, fridge and all the usual facilities. There is ample parking with open garaging for cyclists, surfers, etc. Mature gardens and orhard. From £30 pppnbi






We are a newly renovated Georgian Grade II listed period townhouse. We are in the centre of Penzance but tucked away in an exclusive area beside the sub tropical Morrab gardens. We are within walking distance of many local amenities. Our Breakfasts are prepared and cooked by the owner who is a qualified chef and sources all his produce locally where possible.






We aim to provide comfortable, quiet accommodation in our 200-year-old granite cottage, within walking distance of some of the most stunning coastal scenery in Europe, close to Land's End and the Minack Theatre. We only have one room, so you can enjoy your stay in peace and quiet. One en-suite double room with all the facilities, and we welcome one dog.

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Address: Mount Royal - Penzance, Chyandour Cliff, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 3LQ

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Address: Cape Cornwall Golf Leisure Resort, Cape CornwallSt. Just, Penzance, Cornwall, TR19 7NL

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Prices from: £44.00
Address: Penrose Guest House, 8 Penrose Terrace, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 2HQ

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Address: The Dunedin, Alexandra Road, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 4LZ

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Prices from: £30.00
Address: Commercial Hotel, 13 MARKET SQUARE St Just, PENZANCE, Cornwall, TR19 7HE

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Address: Harbour, Commercial RoadPorthleven, Porthleven, Cornwall, TR13 9JB

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Address: The Gurnards Head, Zennor, St. Ives, Cornwall, TR26 3DE

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Address: sweetwater trout farm BB, beagletodn lane towednack, ST. IVES, Cornwall, TR263AY
Penzance, Cornwall, was the first Cornish town to become a resort. It has a promenade; rather a grand one, backed by Victorian and some Regency terraces, looking to a fine bay and St Michael's Mount.
It grew on the tin trade and, perhaps, smuggling. In 1595 Spaniards burned what little there was of it. It rebuilt itself energetically, and though ravaged by both sides in the Civil War became in the 19th century a stannary town. In 1769 its mayor was well known to be a smuggler. In it, as in Camborne and Redruth, mining problems stimulated science; of the several notable scientists and engineers it has produced, the greatest was Humphry Davy (1778—1829), world-famous chemist as well as inventor of the miner's safety lamp for which he is generally known.
The town has few outstanding buildings — the 1836 pillared market hall in the main street behind a statue of Humphry Davy is the most impressive. The Morrab municipal gardens are admirable, containing a modern recreation room for people over 60. Museums include: the Geological (its Royal Geological Society was founded in 1814) in the Municipal Buildings opposite the Information Bureau, and the Penlee containing local archaeological finds.
Just North of Madron (l½ miles North West), and about ½ mile down a footpath to the East is what was once perhaps the most famed of Cornwall's holy wells.
About 1½ miles North East of Penzance town centre, Gulval's churchyard is thick with sub-tropical plants. Gulval is an interesting example of a moneyed Victorian attempt to make a pretty village.
Nearby towns: Hayle, Marazion, Newlyn, St. Ives, St Just in Penwith
Nearby villages: Botallack, Breage, Carbis Bay, Carleen, Germoe, Gulval, Gwinear, Gwithian, Lands End, Leedstown, Lelant, Lower Boscaswell, Ludgvan, Madron, Morvah, Mousehole, Newlyn, Paul, Pendeen, Perranuthnoe, Phillack, Porthcurno, Porthleven, Praze an Beeble, Sancreed, Sennen, Sennen Cove, St. Buryan, St. Erth, St. Hilary, St. Levan, Towednack, Treen, Zennor
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