Trenwith is the perfect base for exploring West Penwith, an extras special part of Cornwall. With white beaches, clear blue seas and a unique laid back way of life, it's an area to inspire you.

Within easy reach is the Penzance promenade, Jubilee Pool (with it's geothermal pool) and harbour front.

Trenwith is set in the heart of Penzance, near the characterful Chapel Street which is renowned for it's galleries, antique shops and restaurants, we'll let you know our favourites to.

A semi detached home with an open plan living space with a modern kitchen, dining space for four and living area with TV, Amazon Echo Dot and leather sofas.

Upstairs you'll find a master bedroom with a double bed, plenty of storage and a TV. In the twin room are two full size singles and storage.

The family bathroom has a bath with overhead shower, wash basin and WC.

We're a small local holiday company that know West Penwith very very well. We live locally and explore our area frequently so know lots of great places to eat, beach, do and see. We're available to talk to and help when you need us. We mostly leave our guests to it but you might get a friendly knock on the door to check everything is ok.

What a town Penzance is. Being at the end of the mainline and so far West brings a wealth of character, a touch of bohemian and oodles of history.

You'll find everything in walking distance for a great stay, including some great cafes and shops and restaurants. If you wanted to stay in town you'll find plenty to do with boat trips, the SW Coast Path, Jubilee Pool and Prom but if you jump in the car or on a bus and head further West there are some wonderful coves and beaches to explore.

Walks are plentiful and a stroll along the Prom to Newlyn and even Mousehole is recommended.

St Michael's Mount is also well worth a visit.

Penzance is one of the few places in Cornwall where you really can use public transport as a viable option. We're a 5-10 minute walk from the train station, you can reach St Ives by train (with one stop). There are buses that go to places such as Lands End, Sennen and St Ives, we'd recommend the open top bus in season.
For walks, we'd recommend picking a spot on the SW Coast Path and explore. It can be a bit tricky in places so be prepared and maybe research your walk a little first.