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The Eden Project
Within an hours drive
Self Catering
(Sleeps 6)
Comfortable bedrooms
The Dining Room
The Lounge
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The view from
Tregantle |
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Tregantle |
St.Ives
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Situation |
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Superbly situated immediately facing and
overlooking the wonderful surfing beach and golden sands of Porthmeor Beach (Blue Flag) in the historic and picturesque town
of St Ives.
Tregantle
is located within easy walking distance of the town, and a bowling
green, putting green and the start of the coastal footpath are
directly opposite the property.
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A comfortable,
tastefully decorated first floor flat situated just a stones
throw from one of St Ives main beaches, it comprises:
Three bedrooms:
Two doubles
One with double bunk beds
Fitted kitchen/dining area
Fridge, micro-wave, electric cooker, spin dryer, ample cooking
utensils/crockery etc.
Lounge
Comfortable seating, television/video
Bathroom with shower
Separate toilet
Small garden at rear with garden furniture
For the cooler months heating is by night storage
Reservations from Saturday to Saturday
Short breads available out of season, ring for details
Please bring your
own linen/towels
Electric by �1 meter |
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Parking:
Room for one
vehicle/for additional vehicles public car park nearby |
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Opening dates :
all year |
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Tariff:
From �230 to �520
per week depending on season. Short breaks are available out of
season, details on request
Tel/Fax:
+44 (0)1736
795786
E-mail:
enquiries@crest-o-wave.co.uk
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The
beautiful views from Tregantle |
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Local
attractions
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South West Coast Path National Trail
The South West Coast Path is Britain's longest national promoted route. A continuous path covering 630 miles, it runs from Minehead in Somerset to Poole in Dorset and includes all the coastline of Devon & Cornwall with spectacular and dramatic scenery. Crest-o-Wave is situated just off the path, so is an ideal place to stay if you are planning to walk all or some of it.
St Ives town:
One of the most popular resorts in Cornwall, a
favourite with artists made evident with all the galleries including the Tate. (Just a few minutes walk)
The town itself is a maze of quaint little cobbled streets with High street shops, a wide variety of speciality shops, a selection of pubs, restaurants and tea rooms.
Four main beaches surround the town, from safe bathing in the harbour for young children to surfing the Atlantic rollers. (The main surfing beach is directly opposite the house)
Cliff walks directly from the guest house can be enjoyed
starting almost immediately you leave the house.
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Touring
Within a short drive:
Numerous Coves
Lands End
Penzance with St Michael's Mount and day trips to the Isles of Scilly
Many National Trust gardens and country houses
Truro City with its cathedral
The Eden Project is approximately 1 hours drive
Whatever your interests there is a wide selection of leaflets in the guest house and your hosts will be only too happy to help.
Directions
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From
the A30, follow the signs for St Ives � when
approaching St. Ives via Trelyon Avenue, you
pass the St. Eia Hotel on the right a little
way further take the fork into the town to the
right, passing the Porthminster Hotel on your
right.
Continue
down the hill passing the shops, take the
first left at National Westminster Bank and
then right at the mini roundabout by the old
school house.
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At
the top of the hill turn right again and
follow this road down towards the sea turning
left at the bottom of the hill into Beach Road.
Tregantle
can be found on the left hand side
opposite the bowling green.
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