Sam's Place, St Ives, is a delightfully spacious first-floor apartment nestled within a grand Victorian terrace overlooking this enchanting Cornish town. The well-equipped kitchen provides ample workspace for preparing meals at home, complete with a gas oven and hob, fridge with ice box, microwave, and washing machine, alongside a welcoming dining table where everyone can gather. Step into the generous lounge at the front of the property and discover breathtaking far-reaching views across the town and out to sea through the large bay window, complemented by comfortable seating for all, a feature gas fire, and entertainment including a 46″ TV with Amazon Ultra Max Fire Stick, PlayStation 3, and music system.
Venture outside to the charming balcony at the front, where two seats provide the perfect spot for morning coffee with those stunning sea views, while the rear decked area offers outdoor dining with a table and four chairs, plus access to a shared garden space. The apartment features two beautifully appointed bedrooms: a comfortable double at the front and a flexible twin room at the rear that can be configured as a king-size bed upon request. A well-appointed shower room ensures convenience for all guests, making this recently redecorated retreat ideal for two couples or a small family.
Imagine waking to the gentle sounds of this historic fishing town stirring to life below, stepping onto your private balcony to breathe in the fresh sea air whilst planning your day's adventures. Picture yourself returning after exploring cobbled streets and sandy beaches, relaxing in the comfortable lounge with views stretching across terracotta rooftops to the sparkling horizon, perhaps enjoying a glass of wine as the sun sets over the Atlantic.
Sam's Place, St Ives, is perfectly positioned to explore the very best of Cornwall's most beloved coastal town. Just two kilometres away, discover the fascinating St Ives Museum, where extensive collections showcase the area's rich maritime heritage, fishing traditions, and artistic legacy. The world-renowned Tate St Ives (2 km) offers an inspiring journey through modern art, while the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden provides a serene escape amongst lush sub-tropical plants and masterful sculptures. For family adventures, Paradise Wildlife Sanctuary in Hayle (9 km) delights visitors with over 1,200 animals, interactive exhibits, and an engaging indoor play centre.
Venture further to discover Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens in Gulval (12 km), where dramatic landscapes blend exotic plants with contemporary art by renowned artists. For wildlife enthusiasts, the Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek (33 km) offers unforgettable encounters with rescued seals and marine life, while Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (36 km) provides award-winning farm experiences with guided tours and vintage tractor rides.
The characterful harbour town of Penzance is only 14 km away. It beckons with its historic charm, excellent restaurants, galleries, and proximity to Cornwall's finest beaches. Slip into your swimsuit at the Jubilee Pool and bathe in the UK's largest sea water lido or dip into the country's only geo-thermally heated swimming pool. A 26-kilometre drive will bring you to Redruth, a historic market town that has transformed from its mining heritage into a thriving hub of creativity and culture. The town centre pulses with vibrant street art, independent galleries, and creative workshops, whilst the surrounding countryside offers some of Cornwall's most picturesque landscapes. Rolling hills and ancient moorland provide perfect terrain for walking enthusiasts and cyclists alike, with trails winding through former mining landscapes now reclaimed by nature. Redruth's blend of industrial history and artistic renaissance, combined with its stunning rural setting, makes it an ideal destination for those seeking both cultural enrichment and outdoor adventure.
