On the outskirts of Penzance, Cornwall rests this beautiful, apartment, Chydour. The ground floor of the owner's beautiful property, this pet-friendly apartment is based near beautiful woodland, offering stylish furnishings and open-plan living for couples, families or friends hoping to explore Cornwall. Park in the off-road parking space and step inside the bright and spacious living area. A trendy kitchen area is well-equipped for preparing hearty meals to be enjoyed at the dining table for four. The dishwasher will do all the dirty work, whilst you settle into the sofas with a film on the Smart TV. Start the woodburning stove for added comfort on colder nights, laying down a blanket for your pooch to rest their paws. When it's time to retire for the night, choose between a hot bubble bath or shower in the spacious bathroom. Both double bedrooms are well-appointed with storage space, one of which is zip/link to suit two friends or the little ones. You'll find plenty of convenience stores and nearby eateries, with the heart of Penzance just a short journey away with plenty of attractions; explore winding streets lined with quaint shops and Cornish tea rooms, stroll along the picturesque harbour with an ice cream in hand or visit the latest exhibit at Penlee House Gallery & Museum. Avid walkers hoping to see the best of Cornwall's coast can join the South West Path from here, winding all the way to Land's End with picturesque bays to rest in. A host of gorgeous, sandy beaches are dotted around the area, including Long Rock Beach, with the historic town of Marazion nearby; be sure follow the causeway at low tide to St Michael's Mount, home to a stunning medieval castle and Norman church. Take a drive or hop on the train from Penzance up to the idyllic St Ives, a bustling, bohemian Cornish town with the best of sandy beaches for surfing and watersports, Tate St Ives and winding alleys with plenty of cafés and curious shops. After the day's adventures, you'll love returning to Chydour, your home-from-home in Cornwall.

Penzance, with its winding alleys, shops, bars, restaurants, and harbour, is a must-see. It is both the starting point and the harbour for day voyages to the Isles of Scilly. The South West Coast Path, which passes through Penzance on its route to Land's End, weaves its way along the clifftops. Golowan, the Midsummer Carnival, and the Literary Festival are all held in Penzance. The location is ideal for exploring this country of Celtic myth and legend, with much to do and see in the nearby area to keep the whole family entertained.

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