17 Barnaloft, St Ives, is a stylish second-floor apartment boasting unrivalled views across the golden sands of Porthmeor Beach. The chic galley kitchen flows seamlessly into the dining area, offering a perfect spot to enjoy freshly prepared Cornish delicacies. Step into the light-filled living space where two comfortable sofas face each other beside large patio windows, framing the mesmerising coastal panorama like a living painting that shifts with the changing tides and light.
Wander outside to the private balcony, an idyllic perch for sunset watching and morning coffee, with the soothing soundtrack of waves rolling onto the shore below. The apartment features a mezzanine bedroom with a sumptuous king-size bed and wash basin, with sliding doors revealing a cosy twin bedroom space – perfect for small families. A modern shower room with walk-in shower completes this beachfront haven, combining contemporary comforts with an unbeatable seaside location.
Imagine waking to the gentle murmur of waves, throwing open the doors to breathe in salt-tinged air as sunlight dances across the water. Spend sun-drenched days following the private path directly to the beach, feeling golden sand between your toes within moments of leaving your doorstep. As evening falls, return to your coastal sanctuary to sip local wine on the balcony while watching surfers catch the last waves of the day beneath a canvas of pink and orange skies.
17 Barnaloft, St Ives, is perfectly positioned to embrace everything this enchanting coastal town has to offer. Just steps from your door, you'll discover Artist Studios (0 km), where you can immerse yourself in the vibrant artistic culture that has flourished in St Ives for generations. The fascinating St Ives Museum (0 km) showcases the town's rich maritime heritage, offering insightful glimpses into its fishing and mining past.
Art enthusiasts will love the close proximity to the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden, just a kilometre from the apartment, where you can wander among striking outdoor sculptures in the tranquil garden where the renowned artist once worked. For a memorable wildlife experience, take a boat trip to Seal Island in Zennor (7 km) to observe grey seals basking on the rocks in their natural habitat.
Venture further afield to discover more Cornish treasures, including the historic Poldark Mine & The Cornish National Heritage Collection in Trenear (26 km), offering fascinating underground tours that reveal Cornwall's deep mining heritage. Theatre lovers shouldn't miss the breathtaking Minack Theatre in Porthcurno, an open-air amphitheatre dramatically carved into the cliffs with the sparkling sea as its backdrop and well worth the 30-kilometre drive. No visit to Cornwall would be complete without experiencing the iconic Land's End (30 km), where rugged cliffs meet the Atlantic in spectacular fashion. The charming harbour town of Penzance lies just 14 km away, with its eclectic mix of shops, galleries, and restaurants, while the historic market town of Redruth (27 km) offers architectural delights and serves as a gateway to beautiful countryside walking routes.
