Wayfarers

Sennen, Near Penzance, Cornwall

Situated in the charming coastal village of Sennen, near Penzance in Cornwall, this property serves as an ideal retreat for up to four guests seeking a seaside holiday. The accommodation is conveniently located on the ground floor and comprises a welcoming living and dining room, a well-equipped kitchen, two cozy bedrooms—one double and one twin—and a bathroom featuring a shower over the bath. Guests can enjoy the warmth of an open fire in the living room, while amenities such as Economy 7 central heating, Wi-Fi, and Freeview TV enhance the comfort of the stay. The property also boasts a small, enclosed lawned garden with a patio area, perfect for outdoor relaxation.

The bungalows, named Wayfarers and Mariners, are set at the end of a tranquil cul-de-sac, providing a peaceful atmosphere for visitors. The village of Sennen is known for its stunning golden sandy beaches, which are lifeguarded during the summer season, making them suitable for family outings. Sennen Cove features a picturesque fishing harbour and a significant Lifeboat Station, located near the challenging waters of Land's End, and is approximately 30 miles from the beautiful Isles of Scilly. The village also includes a 13th-century church along with several shops, cafés, and pubs that contribute to its quaint charm.

Guests at Wayfarers and Mariners can take full advantage of the breathtaking scenery along both the north and south coasts of West Cornwall, with a variety of recreational activities available within a 9-mile radius. Options include tennis, golf, fishing, sailing, and surfing, as well as scenic coastal walks. The nearby town of St Just, located about 4 miles away, is rich in mining history and home to the Geevor Tin Mine, a World Heritage Centre that now serves as an engaging museum. Visitors can explore remnants of Cornwall’s industrial past, including old engine houses scattered along the northern coast.

Not far from Sennen, the renowned Minack open-air theatre offers cultural experiences, while Porthcurno and the Cable Station Museum provide insights into the history of telecommunications. The vibrant town of Penzance, roughly 8 miles away, features an array of shops, restaurants, and leisure activities, including a ferry service and helicopter links to the Isles of Scilly. Coastal villages such as Mousehole, Lamorna, and Marazion, along with the iconic St Michael’s Mount, accessible at low tide, enhance the allure of the region. With its proximity to the beach, shops, pubs, and restaurants, this property is a perfect base for exploring the stunning landscapes and rich heritage of Cornwall.

• Internet
• Pub Nearby
• Coast Nearby