No 1 Trinity Watch is an attractive contemporary house set in a quiet area of St.Ives, just above Porthminster beach with wonderful views across the bay to Godrevy Lighthouse.

The house is exceptionally light and airy, has a large roof terrace and pretty sea views from most of its windows. You can park your car outside the house and a short five minute walk takes you to the town centre, restaurants and beaches.

There are two bedrooms for guests both with very comfortable beds, great showers and lovely views. The house has underfloor heating, good sound insulation and was recently built by Rosemullion Homes who won ‘House-builder of the Year Award’.

Delicious breakfasts include homemade granola, homemade bread, marmalade and jams, free range eggs, fresh seasonal fruits and organic yogurt.

Both rooms have really comfortable beds, great showers, TV and internet access, hair dryer, tub chairs and tea & coffee making facilities with homemade biscuits.

Bedroom 1
A lovely spacious room with a balcony and fantastic views across the bay to Godrevy Lighthouse. Large en suite shower room.

Bedroom 2
A large double with a pretty view across gardens to the sea in the distance. En suite shower room.

There are lots of delicious foods to choose from, including:-

• Homemade Granola with yoghurt and honey.
• Fresh seasonal fruit.
• Free range eggs from a local farm.
• Blueberry pancakes.
• Cafetiere coffee.
• Homemade bread, jams and marmalade.

St Ives is a lovely town to explore - full of charming narrow little streets and alleys which house an abundance of interesting shops, galleries and cafés. The restaurants are excellent and some are set in really fantastic locations with gorgeous views. To sit at the Porthminster beach café eating really delicious food and looking across brilliant blue green sea is difficult to beat wherever you are in the world!

West Penwith is a great area both inland and on the coast. There are masses of beaches and coves - some very easy to reach, others hardly known and requiring a bit of an effort to get to. The coastal path is rugged and very beautiful with fantastic westerly skies and equally wonderful are the inland moors with their ancient standing stones and quoits.

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