Serenity House, St Ives, is a magnificent five-bedroom Victorian residence offering contemporary comforts while preserving its original charm. The well-equipped kitchen provides everything needed for family meals, with a convenient small dining area perfect for morning coffees. Step into the spacious living area with dining space that opens to a cosy lounge, complete with Smart TV/DVD player and games console for quality nights in after exciting days exploring.
Outside, discover a courtyard accessed directly from the kitchen, with steep granite steps leading to a gate and lane to the beautifully elevated enclosed garden. Here, you'll find a variety of terraces and seating areas ideal for alfresco dining. The accommodation boasts five bedrooms: one king-size with en-suite, two doubles (including an attic room with sea views), and two bunk bedrooms, alongside three bathrooms ensuring comfort for all guests during their coastal retreat.
Imagine waking to fresh sea air filtering through your window, the distant sound of waves providing a soothing soundtrack to your morning. Brew a pot of coffee in the kitchen before wandering down to the nearby beaches or gathering in the garden to plan the day's adventures. As evening falls, return from exploring the captivating Cornish coastline to share stories around the dining table, or retreat to the lounge for games and laughter that echo through this characterful home.
Serenity House, St Ives is perfectly positioned for exploring the delights of this enchanting coastal town and beyond. St Ives Harbour is just 600 metres away. The picturesque fishing port is surrounded by quaint shops, cafes, and art galleries, with boat trips available for those wishing to venture onto the water. The St Ives Museum (1 km) provides fascinating insights into local history with extensive collections on maritime heritage, fishing, mining, and the area's artistic legacy. For wildlife enthusiasts, hop on a boat to Seal Island (6 km) and enjoy a scenic trip to observe grey seals in their natural habitat. Paradise Wildlife Sanctuary in Hayle (9 km) houses over 1,200 animals alongside interactive exhibits and a fun indoor play centre and is great place to see conservation in action .
Venture further afield to discover some of Cornwall's most iconic landmarks. Land's End (30 km) offers dramatic coastal scenery with breathtaking ocean views and a rich blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. History buffs will appreciate Wheal Coates (34 km), a historic tin mine set against spectacular coastal vistas with clifftop paths perfect for walking enthusiasts. Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (36 km) provides award-winning experiences featuring guided tours, vintage tractor rides, and delicious apple-based products.
The nearby town of Hayle just nine kilometres away, is a former mining town boasting miles of golden sandy beaches and epic surf. A fantastic network of walking routes weaves around the town and coast. Penzance, a 13-kilometre drive, is a characterful harbour town steeped in history with excellent restaurants, shops and galleries. The town's gorgeous art deco lido, the Jubilee Pool, has the UK's biggest seawater swimming pool. Both towns are great destinations for day trips to do a bit of urban exploring.
