The property
This cheerful cottage is set above the stunning bay at Sennen Cove and is just 3 miles from the stunning scenery at Land’s End.
Experience the real Cornish life at this charming detached granite bungalow set just above the beaches in a coastal hamlet, where all the family can enjoy the fine beach and coastal walks.
Wellfield is delightful really cosy and offers peace and tranquillity throughout the year.
With two bedrooms and a bright and airy living and dining area, the kitchen is separate and very well equipped, ideal for social gatherings after a busy day exploring the beach or coastal footpath.
The garden is spacious with a mixture of gravel and lawn, with views over the countryside to the sea.
The village of Sennen is just two miles away, where there is a shop, fish and chip shop and a pub, further down towards the coast is Sennen Cove and the amazing stretch of golden sand and dunes which form behind the beach.
Fisherman still fish from the small harbour on a daily basis and so you can watch them bring in their catch, they might even sell you a fresh fish or two.
Land's End Aerodrome is only 2 miles away and as well as spectacular scenic flights, daily flights to the Isles of Scilly are available giving you the opportunity to experience this outstandingly beautiful group of islands in the most southern and westerly part of England.
Accommodation
All ground floor. Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin. Shower room with shower, basin and WC. Sitting and dining area with open fire, kitchen.
About the location
SENNEN
Land’s End 1 mile; St Just 5 miles; Penzance 9 miles.
The most westerly village in mainland Britain, Sennen has a lovely mile-long beach of pure white sand and is a very popular holiday destination. With excellent surfing conditions, the village has its own surf school – overlooked by a super-cool beach bar/restaurant with floor-to-ceiling windows which make the most of the wonderful views. Once a hub of smuggling activity, Sennen still retains many secret passages – one of which is said to lead to the covered well in the Old Success Inn. Largely unchanged over time, this lovely village has a timeless appeal and is home to a gallery, a medieval church, an Iron Age fort and a small selection of shops where you can buy beachware, gifts and souvenirs, and a range of groceries. There is also a weekly Farmers’ Market in the village Community Centre each Tuesday morning. During the summer, the beach bar becomes a hub of activity and entertainment, with live music, weekly barbecues and popular surfing competitions.
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