Enjoying views across the bay to St Michael's Mount, The Wharf Apartments are close to shops, pubs, restaurants, cinema, and art galleries.  Each apartment has its own free allocated parking space & WiFi can be enjoyed throughout the building at no extra cost.

The atmospheric interior of the wharf house retains many of its original features including beams and exposed granite walls. In its day, this 19th century building would have had immediate water frontage but is now ideally situated for the town's many local amenities and for touring West Cornwall.

Local sea and fishing trips can be booked nearby as well as daily ferry & helicopter excursions to the Isles of Scilly.  A good bus and mainline train service operates within a short distance of the property and The Cornish Way cycle route is within a stone's throw of the building. From here you can walk or cycle to Marazion to access the magnificent St Michael's Mount.  In addition, spectacular sandy beaches, small coves, coastal paths, golf courses, surfing, scuba diving, sailing, kite surfing etc can all be enjoyed within close proximity to Penzance.  The Art Deco Lido is well worth a visit on a sunny day - situated next to Penzance promenade, it is open during the summer months and is one of a few still in existence in Britain.

Visit Newlyn and its famous fish market or St Ives where you can lose yourself in a maze of cobbled streets full of art galleries, great retaurants and quirky shops. Take a bus to the quaint fishing village of Mousehole which, during the Christmas season, hosts an amazing festive lights display. Take in a play, pack a picnic and visit the unique Minack Theatre carved into the cliffs with the mighty Atlantic Ocean as its backdrop and, of course, no trip to West Cornwall is complete without a visit to Land's End.

We always aim to improve our apartments to ensure that our guests have a memorable stay and look forward to welcoming new and old.

The Wharf Apartments, Wharf Road, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 2JY

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