10 Park Avenue, St Ives is an elegant three-storey townhouse commanding spectacular views over this charming Cornish town towards the glistening sea. The chic open-plan kitchen diner boasts high-specification fixtures with charcoal units, light work surfaces, and a generous central island, enhanced by skylight windows that flood the space with natural light. Step into the generous, light-filled lounge where you can settle beside the warming wood burner on the sizeable sofa, taking in those far-reaching views or enjoying the Smart TV's entertainment.
Ascend to discover your private raised, walled garden sanctuary where you can fire up the BBQ and dine against the backdrop of magnificent coastal vistas. The property offers four sumptuous bedrooms: a super-king-size with dressing room and luxurious en-suite featuring a gorgeous freestanding bath, two king-size rooms, and a double, all thoughtfully appointed. With four bathrooms including three en-suites and a family bathroom, this dog-friendly retreat ensures comfort for up to eight guests whilst welcoming your four-legged companions.
Picture yourself returning from exhilarating coastal walks, settling beside the crackling wood burner as the sea breeze drifts through open windows. Savour morning coffee on your sun-soaked patio, watching the town come alive below whilst planning another day of Cornish adventures. This is where cherished family memories unfold naturally.
10 Park Avenue, St Ives perfectly positions you to explore Cornwall's artistic heart and stunning coastline. The picturesque St Ives Harbour (900 metres) beckons with its fishing port charm, surrounded by quaint shops, cafés, and art galleries offering delightful boat trips. Art enthusiasts will treasure the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden (1 km), showcasing the renowned artist's studio and unique outdoor sculptures, whilst the vibrant artist studios throughout St Ives (1 km) reveal diverse galleries from prestigious collections to charming local collectives. The serene Tate St Ives (2 km) offers Barbara Hepworth's masterpieces set amidst lush sub-tropical plants.
Venture further to discover PK Porthcurno (31 km), the fascinating museum exploring global communications evolution through engaging interactive exhibits that reveal how this remote Cornish valley became the terminus for Victorian telegraph cables connecting Britain to the world. Experience the breathtaking Minack Theatre (32 km), where dramatic clifftop performances unfold against stunning ocean vistas from this unique open-air amphitheatre carved into the granite cliffs, offering an unforgettable cultural experience with crashing waves as your backdrop. Meanwhile, Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm (36 km) provides award-winning farm experiences with guided tours through traditional cider-making processes, vintage tractor rides around the scenic countryside, and tastings of their renowned Rattler cyder alongside locally produced spirits and liqueurs.
The characterful harbour town of Penzance, just a 14-kilometre drive away, offers exceptional restaurants, independent shops, and vibrant art galleries alongside its historic Georgian and Victorian architecture, all within easy reach of Cornwall's finest sandy beaches and the famous St Michael's Mount. Meanwhile, historic Camborne, just 19 kilometres from the house, reveals its fascinating mining heritage as once one of the world's richest tin and copper mining towns. Visitors can explore the impressive beam engines at East Pool Mine, discover the remarkable industrial archaeology, and learn about the innovative mining techniques that made this area globally significant during the Industrial Revolution.
