Summary:

Wake up in this bright tasteful home in the heart of Penzance, situated off one of the towns most historic streets, this characteristic 2 bed, boasts many of its original features, with some added quirky touches such as hand carved boats to famous prints and paintings. Set over 3 floors all of which have been recently renovated, this well-equipped property has all you would need to relax and unwind after a busy day of sightseeing. Walking distance to shops, restaurants, bars & the promenade.



The Space:

Private Entrance



First Floor- Fully equipped Kitchen and separate dining area with seating for 4 guests.



Second Floor- Large bathroom with shower, Living room, with smart TV, DVD player & games console.



Third Floor- 2 double bedrooms, with hanging space and chest of drawers, partial sea views from one bedroom.



Outdoor- Pretty patio laid courtyard area.



Guest Access:

The property is accessed via key safe guests have access to the whole property with private entrance.



The Neighborhood:

The property is situated in the historical Causewayhead formely a pig market, there are plenty of shops, cafes and character in Causewayhead and the longest continually running cinema in the UK having opened its door in 1912. The building is situated down a small entrance way off the Main Street.



Getting Around:

Parking closest to this property

Centrally located in the heart of Penzance, less than 10 minutes walk from Penzance train and bus station, 2 minutes walk from St Erbyn's long stay car park TR18 2RG parking is charged at £8 for 24 hours weekly cost is £39.20. Free parking daily from 4pm-9am in Causewayhead carpark. There are also multiple short stay car parks surrounding the area and free on street parking close by on a first come basis.

The streets I would usually try to find a free space are

*Belgravia Street

*High Street

*St James Street



Bus routes

You’ll find Penzance Bus Station at the bottom of town, near the harbour. From here, you can travel out to local towns and villages like Marazion, St Ives, Land’s End, Newlyn and Mousehole.



In good weather, open top buses travel on the most popular tourist routes around St Ives, Land’s End and Marazion. To check times, visit the First website.



Bike hire

Opt for two wheels to take advantage of the quiet lanes and cycle paths. Bikes can be hired from several spots in and around Penzance, including Penzance Bike Hire from RideOn eBikes, Trinity Yard and Land’s End Cycle Hire in nearby Long Rock.

Or download the "Beryl" app and help yourself to one of the green electric bikes dotted around the town (be sure to check the battery life of the bike you choose before you set off).



Parking

Penzance has several short and long-stay car parks, operated by Cornwall Council. If you’ll be travelling around west Cornwall, seven and 14-day Rover tickets are available to buy online and allow you to park in most long-stay car parks for a one-off payment.



Alternatively, you can pay as you go using the Phone and Pay app. To find out more about parking in Penzance, visit the Cornwall Council and the Penzance Town Council websites.



Sailings to the Isles of Scilly

From Penzance Harbour, pop over to the Isles of Scilly: a cluster of Mediterranean-style islands 28 miles off Land’s End. The Scillonian III sails from Easter to November, arriving on the largest island of St Mary’s. If you’re driving to Penzance, you can leave your vehicle securely with Isles of Scilly Parking or Scilly Parking.



Other Things to Note:

The stairs particularly leading up to the bedrooms (third floor) are very steep and narrow so we would recommend the property only suitable for children over 7 years and those fit and able to climb them.



Please note the bathroom is on the second floor so should you need the bathroom in the night you will need to use the stairs (stairs have light sensors to assist you).



Interaction with Guests:

We live locally, and are available to help our guests should any issues arise with the house during your stay, or if you would just like some advice on what to do, where to go or where is nice to nice to eat & drink :)



Do take a look at our guidebook for up to date info on our recommendations.