Bal View

Rating
Sleeps 5
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 1
Pets No
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Features

Off road parking
Open fire
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Seaside
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews

4 Customer Review(s)

Miss Clauson
August 2020

“We were really surprised at how large the property was.”

From the outside we were a little worried it would be a bit cramped for 4 adults and a child but it was perfect.

From the outside we were a little worried it would be a bit cramped for 4 adults and a child but it was perfect. Nothing felt too far away and it was a great base to explore Cornwall. The bed was a little uncomfortable as it was very soft and we rolled out a couple of times. But that is the only small thing we would say. We definitely will be booking Bal view again.

- Miss Clauson, August 2020
Mrs Danby October 2020

“The cottage was well equipped, warm (we loved the under - floor heating!”

) and nicely decorated. We were a bit disappointed (given the extra time allocated for cleaning these days) to find a clump of hair on the washing machine door, LOTS of hair on the beds and bedroom floors, a blocked bathroom sink and a rim of soap scum around the bath. Unfortunately, we couldn't get used to the matteresses and consequently we didn't sleep very well. They looked of a high quality, but they were just far too soft for us. The cottage was well located and served as a good base from which to explore the area. We enjoyed being able to walk from the door along the coast path.

- Mrs Danby, October 2020

Thank you for your feedback. We are sorry Bal View was not as prepared as it should have been for your stay and this has been addressed with the housekeeping company. We would gladly have arranged for someone to call back and deal with the issues had you raised them while at the property. The matter of the slow draining sink was remedied following your departure, as you suggested. Despite these things, we hope you enjoyed your holiday and we would love to welcome you back. Owner relations
Mrs Carosi March 2020

“Lovely cottage - is exactly like the photographs!”

Very comfortable furnishings, although the mattresses were a bit on the soft side - the single bed mattress was firmer! Enough off road parking for two cars if you are careful when reversing in (reversing in is recommended). The only downside was the size of the fridge - it is only an undercounter fridge with a small icebox compartment - not really big enough to hold cold food for five people. Enjoyable week!

- Mrs Carosi, March 2020
Aitch22 April 2018

“Excellent & comfortable Cottage in scenic location”

A very comfortable & well-finished Cottage. Exposed granite/beams, a lovely kitchen with all modern amenities. Great wooden floors, with underfloor heating - albeit, we found almost too warm. Bathroom also great. Some sea views and conveniently located for local pub (North Inn), Costcutter store & local Eatery (Trewellard Meadery) - that needs to be tried.

- Aitch22, April 2018
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The property

Gaze out to sea, watch the sunset on the horizon, load up the wood burner or walk from the front door along this utterly magical stretch of coastline.

Nestled beside the St Ives to Land's End coast road, Bal View is perfectly placed for fans of the Far West and the magnificent tall granite cliffs and hidden smugglers coves seen on the BBC's Poldark.

Within paces of the property, is a prime filming location for the series at the world famous and wonderfully nostalgic Geevor Tin Mine heritage site and museum. Impeccably refurbished from tip to toe to an excellent standard, this romantic seaward facing granite cottage is set in Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the small village of Trewellard.

Within a short stroll is the iconic Pendeen Lighthouse, secluded Portheras Cove Beach and a village pub, coffee shop, meadery and convenience store.

There are miles of sandy beaches and rugged coastline to explore for spectacular views, wildlife, walking, fishing and water sports.

Head out on foot along the stunning coast path or by car or bike along the coast road, voted the UK's most scenic.

Discover world class beaches, restaurants, old inns and galleries at surfy Sennen and the cosmopolitan resort of St Ives plus landmark attractions at Land's End and the open air Minack Theatre at Porthcurno. Return from rambling escapades to pure comfort and simple elegance.

Bal View delivers the luxury of quality and style without any compromise on individuality and character.

During the cooler months, snuggle up beside the cosy wood burner on deep sofas and armchairs upholstered in rich colours and adorned with luxurious cushions and throws and admire the seascape.

Step from the sitting room into an impressive kitchen dining room laden with top brand appliances and traditional features.

In summer, spill out onto an enclosed sun-trap courtyard garden, which is well screened from view, for sunbathing, barbecues and alfresco meals.

There are three sumptuous bedrooms on the first floor and a brand-spanking new bathroom with a deep, stress-busting stand alone bath and a separate shower.

With a coastal location, excellent accommodation standards and an informal vibe, this is a fabulous all-season holiday venue.

Summary

Ground floor with sitting room with wood burner and smart TV
Kitchen and dining room
One flight of stairs to first floor with two double bedrooms and one single bedroom
Bathroom with bath and walk-in shower.
Electric central heating, electric oven and hob, fridge with freezer compartment, dishwasher, washing machine, 32" Smart TV, DVD, WiFi, Hairdryer
Electricity inc in rent
Bed linen and towels inc in rent
Cot, high chair and stairgate available
Off road parking for two cars, Sorry no pets and no smoking

About the location

TREWELLARD

St Just 2 miles ; St Ives 11 miles ; Land’s End 7 miles

Trewellard is a small village on the north coast road between St Ives and St Just. Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, there are plenty of lovely walks in the surrounding countryside and along the coast. The area around Trewellard was once heavily involved in the tin mining industry, and as such, the village is now a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Geevor Mine, just outside the village, was one the last few working tin mines in Cornwall, finally closing in 1990. The mine is now a museum. Levant Tin Mine, also just outside Trewellard, is now owned and run by the National Trust. The cliffs just below Trewellard offer fantastic rock climbing opportunities. Trewellard has two restaurants – one of which is a Medieval-themed ‘Meadery’ – and a pub.

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Bal View

St Just, Cornwall (Ref. 959907)

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Reviews

“We were really surprised at how large the property was.”

“The cottage was well equipped, warm (we loved the under - floor heating!”

“Lovely cottage - is exactly like the photographs!”

“Excellent & comfortable Cottage in scenic location”

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About the location

TREWELLARD