A selection of holiday properties in St Ives
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Gurnard's Cottage, Nr St Ives
2 Pets Allowed
Sleeps 3
No smoking allowed
From £274.00
Seaward facing with stunning views across Gurnard's Head towards the Atlantic coastline, this characterful granite cottage nestles in the farm hamlet of Treen, ľ mile from Zennor and within five miles of ...
Back Of Beyond, Nr St Ives
- 2 Pets Allowed
Sleeps 4- No smoking allowed
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From £330.00
Newly converted to an excellent standard, Back of Beyond can be found along the St Ives to Land's End coast road at Gurnard's Head (in the village of Zennor), surveying the ...
Gillyflower Cottage, St Ives
- 2 Pets Allowed
- Sleeps 4
- No smoking allowed
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From £299.00
Just over one mile from the beautiful beaches and harbour at iconic St Ives, this delightful cottage is cocooned in a leafy nook, perfectly placed to explore some of Cornwall's ...
Loft, St Ives
No Pets Allowed- Sleeps 4
- No smoking allowed
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From £457.00
Evocative of the forward thinking design of New York and Manhattan Lofts, an open living concept currently in vogue, this impressive duplex property will never cease to delight. With the emphasis on ...
Quentin's, St Ives
- No Pets Allowed
- Sleeps 4
- No smoking allowed
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From £299.00
Quentin's is the King of the Castle from where it sits, overlooking the famous holiday resort of St Ives, its picturesque harbour, the white sandy harbour beach and a stunning panoramic ...
Neptune Sky Villa, St Ives
- No Pets Allowed
Sleeps 6- No smoking allowed
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From £325.00
Wow - a gorgeous contemporary house situated in St Ives with dazzling sea views and the added advantage of ample parking and an enclosed private garden! Named after the ...
Porthmeor, St Ives
- No Pets Allowed
- Sleeps 6
- No smoking allowed
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From £399.00
Widely regarded as the mecca of Cornwall, St Ives appeals to all ages and is a wonderful holiday destination at any time of year. Its four white sandy beaches which circle ...
Shell Cottage, St Ives
- 2 Pets Allowed
- Sleeps 6
- No smoking allowed
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From £383.00
Hidden amongst hundreds of old fisherman's cottages in the most fun part of St Ives town is this quirky cottage. St Ives, a beautiful and busy fishing port, sits amidst five ...
Chy Barnett, Nr St Ives
- 1 Pet Allowed
Sleeps 7- No smoking allowed
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From £395.00
Standing alone in complete seclusion on the Lands End peninsula's wild coastline, and just seven miles from St Ives, Chy Barnett boasts uninterrupted panoramic views over Gurnard's Head, a spectacular rugged headland ...
Chynoweth, Nr St Ives
- No Pets Allowed
Sleeps 8- No smoking allowed
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From £438.00
Chynoweth, lying just over 1 mile from the centre of picturesque St Ives is in the heart of the historical village of Halsetown and known for its very friendly pub and ...
St Ives
St Ives is a beautiful fishing resort extremely popular with visitors and locals alike. It has been a busy fishing port since the middle ages, although the majority of the town's income is now provided by tourism. During the nineteenth century, the harbour was home to over 400 pilchard fishing boats, but today the harbour is not used to its full capacity. The historic fishing town of St Ives is the main holiday resort of the Lands End Peninsula and is home to the St Ives School of Painting. The town has five sandy beaches to choose from: Carbis Bay, St Ives Harbour, Porthmeor, Porthgwidden and Porthkidney. They are popular with both watersportsmen and families alike. Walking through the town's narrow and cobbled streets you will find galleries, craft shops, surf shops, many top quality cafes and restaurants, and artists' studios, as well as hundreds of fishermen's cottages. Make sure to visit The Barbara Hepworth museum and Sculpture Garden, The Penwith Gallery showcasing local artists the Tate Modern Gallery and Bernard Leach Pottery. St Ives has always attracted writers and artists: Virginia Woolf spent many childhood holidays here; D.H.Lawrence lived for a time in nearby Zennor and entertained other well-known writers of the day such as Katherine Mansfield and John Middleton Murry. Turner painted a landscape in St Ives in 1811. Throughout the twentieth century, an artists’ colony flourished. Ben Nicholson, Terry Frost, Patrick Heron and Peter Lanyon are just a few of the names of St Ives painters. Alfred Wallis lived here and is one of the best-known exponents of the primitive school.Read more on Stay Guide Cornwall
