Rockpools, 23 Carncrows Street, is a delightful, pet-friendly retreat nestled in the charming town of St Ives, within the scenic county of Cornwall.
Perfect for families or groups of friends seeking a coastal getaway, this property offers easy access to breathtaking beaches and a host of local attractions.
Step inside your holiday haven and discover on the lower ground-floor a bright, open-plan living area designed for a comfortable self-catered stay.
The well-equipped kitchen features an electric fan oven and 4 ring hob, ideal for preparing delicious meals to enjoy around the dining table.
After dinner, unwind with a drink on the sunny patio, relaxing on the benches as the day winds down.
As evening falls, gather on the sofa to enjoy a film on the Smart TV, or retreat to one of the two cosy snug rooms for a bit of quiet time, the attic snug is especially suited for children/teenagers.
When it’s time to rest, choose from three inviting bedrooms: a ground-floor double with en-suite shower, a first-floor double, and a twin room.
Start your mornings with a refreshing shower or a relaxing soak in the family bathroom.
With shops and pubs just a short stroll away, essentials and evening outings are always within easy reach.
Spend your days exploring the golden sands of St Ives whether the surfing beach of Porthmeor or the calmer waters of Porthgwidden beach or the Harbour beaches, hiking up St Ives Head for panoramic views, or admiring the art at the Tate or Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden.
For family-friendly adventures, head to nearby Hayle to visit Paradise Park and JungleBarn Cornwall, race at Coast 2 Coast Karting, or enjoy a round at Penwith Pitch & Putt.
A little further in Penzance, take a dip in the Jubilee Pool, browse the Penlee House Gallery & Museum, or enjoy a seaside walk along the promenade with classic fish and chips in hand.
Book your stay at Rockpools, 23 Carncrows Street, today and create unforgettable seaside memories.
Note: As Rockpools is a property of historic importance (Grade II listed) it retains original period features including narrow stairways and hallway in parts of the building.