Kevrin Cottage

Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 2
Pets Yes
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Features

Open fire
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Seaside
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews

6 Customer Review(s)

Mrs Reynolds
October 2020

“Cottage was warm and as we expected.”

The chairs in the lounge are uncomfortable to sit in for a long time-this applies to mainly winter visitors I am sure.The lighting in the lounge is very poor-difficult to read in the dark evenings .2 comfortable armchairs would be better in the snug, a lovely bright room rather than the ? settee which only seats 1.A gate at the bottom of the stairs would be helpful-it is extremely difficult to keep a dog in the kitchen at night when they have stair access. Great base for exploring the ...

The chairs in the lounge are uncomfortable to sit in for a long time-this applies to mainly winter visitors I am sure.The lighting in the lounge is very poor-difficult to read in the dark evenings .2 comfortable armchairs would be better in the snug, a lovely bright room rather than the ? settee which only seats 1.A gate at the bottom of the stairs would be helpful-it is extremely difficult to keep a dog in the kitchen at night when they have stair access. Great base for exploring the area,good shower, bedrooms . well equipped kitchen ,hot water, good heating ,walking distance to free carpark. St Just has all you need for daily shopping/food/ cafes/pubs etc etc.

- Mrs Reynolds, October 2020
Mrs Davison October 2020

“I am surprised no one has mentioned that Kevrin is on a narrow road with passing traffic inches from the front window in a town which, to be honest, is a bit dreary.”

It does, however, have lovely countryside nearby and a wonderful exhibition of artwork by artist, Kurt Jackson, who apparently lives nearby. The house inside is quite nicely done and clean but Covid precautions meant all soft furnishings had to be removed, making it less cosy. In October,in cold weather, the radiators never got very hot so thank goodness for the log burner in the the lounge which belted out heat. Gifts of Prosecco and Cornish biscuits were nice but we would have appreciated some washing up liquid and a spare toilet roll or two. We left our washing up liquid and a note suggesting better supplies. No designated parking spot and parking on the nearby streets is risky, our car’s paintwork was badly scraped by a passing vehicle with all the subsequent bother of insurance claims and garage respray. May be safer in the town square. The many attractions and resorts nearby were still busy, we especially enjoyed the Newlyn gallery in Penzance and the Tate gallery and Hepworth museum in St Ives.

- Mrs Davison, October 2020

Thank you for taking the time to leave your feedback. We apologise for the lack of toilet roll and washing up liquid, this is something we always leave and so am not sure what happened on this occasion. Due to Covid restrictions, we do leave a note for all guests, mentioning the fact that soft furnishings have been removed and we are very sad we have to do this but it is for guests safety. We are sorry that you were cold and we would have talked you through the thermostat setting, if you have had contacted us during your stay. I am glad you enjoyed exploring the local area. Owner relations
Mr Ivett September 2020

“Located in the lovely town/village of St Just which has every amenity close by.”

Beautiful beaches, scenery and gardens short drive away. Accomodation spotless, well designed and has everything you might need. We had a fantastic few days here.

- Mr Ivett, September 2020
Mrs Roberts August 2020

“Beautiful cottage, extremely clean and the kitchen is well equipped.”

The cottage is much bigger than the photos show which was great as we were worried it might be a bit small. Location was perfect St Just has everything you need for day to day and it’s just a few miles to the A30

- Mrs Roberts, August 2020
Mrs Hesketh July 2020

“Absolutely loved our holiday in Cornwall.”

Kevrin cottage was amazing, the perfect place to base ourselves whilst exploring the area, the owners left us some lovely welcome gifts and the cottage was equipped with everything we needed for our stay. The downstairs wetroom was very well used as we spent everyday on the beach, so sandy feet etc could be washed quickly on our return. The beds were extremely comfy, I am very fussy when away from home and normally take a few days to get used to the beds but I slept like a log every night. We ate out in St Just most nights and had plenty to choose from, The Kings Arms and The Commercial had a good selection of food and The Square pizza take away made amazing pizza and salads, would highly recommend. We will be back to St Just and hopefully Kevrin Cottage.

- Mrs Hesketh, July 2020
Mrs Neish July 2020

“We had a lovely stay in Kevrin Cottage.”

Sue and Kevin's cottage is beautifully furnished, comfortable and very clean. We really appreciated the bottle of proseco waiting in the fridge after our long journey. It was the perfect place for a base to explore the area. We were really lucky with the weather and spent most of our time at Sennen Cove beach, where sensible social-distancing was evident. We visited St Ives on a dull, rainy afternoon - along with loads of other tourists! We would not recommend a trip here on a similar day as it was overcrowded, and tourists did not follow the safety measures put in place (ie stick to the left hand side of the lane when you are walking along the shops). Although this may have changed now that masks are mandatory. If you need to visit go early!

- Mrs Neish, July 2020
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The property

Found in the spectacular far west of Cornwall in the popular town of St Just, Kevrin Cottage is a delightful and beautifully styled retreat.

This charming end of terrace granite cottage has been given a stylish new interior which provides a relaxing and welcoming ambiance - especially with the wood burner alight!

Kevrin, meaning secret or mystery in Cornish, will exceed all expectations of those who wish to be within walking distance of pubs, shops and cafes and have fabulous coastal walks on the doorstep.

Here you can forget the car as well as the stresses of everyday life so bring your walking boots or simply relax with a good book. The nearest small beach at Cot Valley is a hidden and little known gem at the bottom of a beautiful lush valley making it the perfect picnic spot.

For those who prefer a wide stretch of sand Sennen Cove and Porthcurno are also within easy driving distance.

There are incredible walks on the doorstep to Cape Cornwall or along the rugged south west coast path towards Lands End in the west and Pendeen lighthouse in the east.

We recommend the drive east along the coastal road to St Ives for a day of browsing boutique shops and galleries or sampling fine seafood in one of the many restaurants which line the harbour.

Penzance is just 10 minutes drive with its' Jubilee Pool, Cornwall's much loved art deco lido, and its' reputation as the new food capital of Cornwall. Immaculately presented and carefully planned the super kitchen/dining room forms the hub of Kevrin Cottage - perfect for friends and family to gather.

The cosy sitting room, with lovely wood burning stove, has plenty of room for everyone to sit comfortably.

Upstairs is a master double bedroom and a twin which share the shower room.

Relax in the peaceful snug, with distant sea views, or play on the XBox.

Downstairs is a really useful shower and utility area and outside is a sun-trap enclosed courtyard to the rear of the cottage; perfect for evening drinks and sunny breakfasts.

There is space to hang wetsuits and store surfboards in the courtyard.

Summary

Over two floors
Two bedrooms; 1 x double
1 x twin
Shower room with shower, basin and WC
Utility room with shower, basin and WC on ground floor
Kitchen with dining area
Sitting room with wood burning stove
Snug
Air source central heating and wood burner
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, washing machine, SmartTV with Netflix, Bluetooth speaker, Xbox, WiFi
Power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Cot and highchair available
Parking can be found free of charge in the nearby public car park
Enclosed courtyard garden
One well behaved pet welcome at £25 per week
Sorry, no smoking
Shops and pubs 5 min walk
1 mile to coast.

About the location

ST JUST

Penzance 7.2 miles; St Ives 12.9 miles.

St Just is the nearest town to Land’s End and is situated approximately eight miles west of Penzance. The town itself is an ancient settlement that has a strong mining history and there are several monuments and prehistoric antiquities to visit including the Bronze Age settlement at Cape Cornwall. St Just is ideally located for visitors to explore the far west of Cornwall as it is situated on the edge of the moors and close to the beautiful north coast. In the centre of the town is Plain-an-Gwarry, a theatre used for miracle plays in medieval times, and in more recent times for the Lafrowda Festival.

Note: Check in time for this property is 6pm and check out time is 9am

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Reviews

“Cottage was warm and as we expected.”

“I am surprised no one has mentioned that Kevrin is on a narrow road with passing traffic inches from the front window in a town which, to be honest, is a bit dreary.”

“Located in the lovely town/village of St Just which has every amenity close by.”

“Beautiful cottage, extremely clean and the kitchen is well equipped.”

“Absolutely loved our holiday in Cornwall.”

“We had a lovely stay in Kevrin Cottage.”

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About the location

ST JUST