You’ll find Rosehendra nestling in a small enclosed hamlet of four farm buildings, halfway between north and south coasts, at the narrowest point of the Land’s End peninsular. It’s an ideal location for exploring the spectacular coast of Penwith.

Rosehendra has a 4 star Visit Britain rating.

Nearby is the beautiful town of Marazion with its causeway to St Michael’s Mount and miles of sandy beaches. Picturesque St Ives, with its pretty lanes, beautiful beaches and the Tate Gallery is only 5 miles away. The Minack Theatre carved into the cliffs at Porthcurno, Lamorna, Sennon Cove, Whitesand Bay and Cape Cornwall are all within easy reach.

If you enjoy walking, there’s masses of scope with the spectacular coastal path and St Michael’s Way.

Rosehendra is actually on a recommended cycle tour and if you have energy to spare, there’s horse riding, windsurfing, golf and go-karting close by.

Built around 1830, stable doors lead into a beautifully furnished open plan sitting room with exposed beams.

There are brand new wooden floors throughout and facilities include central heating, gas log stove, electric oven, gas hob, TV, DVD Hi-Fi, dishwasher and washing machine.

From the kitchen, doors open on to a conservatory dining area featuring inset floor lighting. A wide hallway leads to two double bedrooms. The first features a brass bed, huge french armoire and skylight. The second is equally spacious with twin beds. From each bedroom, french windows lead to a secluded garden, complete with table and chairs, where you can enjoy a relaxed breakfast or al fresco meal. The bathroom is newly fitted with a white suite and bath with shower. And Rosehendra has its own pure natural spring water on tap.

Wi Fi is available at Rosehendra.

Whether you’re on a walking holiday, or enjoying a well-deserved family break, Rosehendra is the perfect location. We hope you enjoy your stay.