Hideaway, Street an Pol, St Ives is a cheerful and quirky holiday home tucked away in central St Ives, offering a Mediterranean-inspired retreat just moments from the bustling harbour. The colourful open-plan kitchen effortlessly blends clever architectural flourishes with contemporary style, boasting a gas hob, electric oven, and all the amenities you need for memorable holiday meals. Step into the beautifully furnished lounge and dining area, where huge overhead windows flood the space with natural light, creating a bright and airy atmosphere perfect for relaxing after a day of coastal adventures.
Venture outside to discover a charming Med-style courtyard garden, complete with comfortable outdoor seating and dining furniture – an idyllic spot for al fresco breakfasts or evening catchups. The property features three wonderfully appointed bedrooms: a sanctuary-like double master bedroom on the ground floor, plus two additional bedrooms upstairs – one double and one twin with full-size beds, each with its own TV. With two modern shower rooms, Hideaway ensures comfort and convenience for all guests.
Imagine waking to the gentle sounds of seagulls, brewing your morning coffee in the sunlit kitchen, and planning your day's exploration over breakfast in the Mediterranean-style courtyard. As evening falls, return from the golden sands with sandy toes and salty hair to uncork a bottle of local wine while recounting the day's discoveries, or stroll to a nearby restaurant to sample the catch of the day.
Hideaway, Street an Pol, St Ives is perfectly positioned to experience the quintessential Cornish coastal lifestyle. St Ives Harbour is only 300 metres away and invites you to meander along its picturesque scenery, surrounded by quaint shops, bustling cafes, and inspiring art galleries, with boat trips offering a different perspective of this enchanting coastline. The St Ives Museum (900 metres) provides a fascinating glimpse into local history with extensive collections on maritime heritage, fishing, mining, and the artistic legacy that has shaped this creative community. Art enthusiasts will delight in the proximity to Tate St Ives (1 km), where Barbara Hepworth's masterpieces are set amidst lush sub-tropical plants, offering a sublime blend of art and nature. For wildlife lovers, Seal Island near Zennor (6 km) provides the perfect opportunity to observe grey seals in their natural habitat during scenic boat excursions.
Venture further afield to discover the historic tin mine of Wheal Coates (34 km), set against dramatic coastal scenery with clifftop paths and breathtaking views across the rugged landscape. Culture enthusiasts will appreciate the Royal Cornwall Museum in Truro (41 km), showcasing Cornish art, culture, and heritage with diverse collections and dynamic exhibitions.
For a family-friendly day out, Roskilly's Farm in St Keverne (42 km) offers delightful activities, animal encounters, scenic trails, and the chance to taste their famous ice cream. The characterful harbour town of Penzance, just 13 kilometres from the houise, is steeped in history and full of exceptional restaurants, boutique shops, and inspiring galleries, while the historic mining town of Camborne (19 km), once one of the richest in the world, provides a fascinating glimpse into Cornwall's industrial heritage.
