Situated a short walk away from the St Ives, Cornwall beachfront and harbour is this beautiful 21 Garth-an-Creet. Boasting off-road parking so you can easily access the world famous beaches, this property is sure to be a fantastic base for exploring Cornwall. Stepping into the property, leave your coats and shoes on the porch before making your way into the sitting room and sinking into the sofa with a cup of tea and flicking on the TV. From here, the kitchen/diner provides you with all the necessary appliances to prepare tasty meals to enjoy at the dining table as a family while you plan the day's excursions. As the evening draws to a close, climb the stairs to the bedrooms, each decorated with a light and airy décor and plenty of storage space to unpack your belongings. The dwelling is home to two double bedrooms and a single, perfect for varying parties. Guests will also benefit from a bathroom complete with a bath you can soak in after a long day of exploring the local area, a shower over, a basin and a WC. Take advantage of the private outdoor space at the property; the enclosed garden is home to a picnic bench so you can enjoy a spot of al fresco dining and savour a glass of wine in the last of the summer sun. Give the chef of the group a break from cooking one evening by venturing into the town centre for a meal in one of many pubs, restaurants and cafés. A range of cuisines are offered within the town such as The Mex, a Mexican café, One Fish Street, specialising in fresh seafood, and the Scoff Troff Café which offers delicious breakfast and lunch options. For groups travelling with younger members, the area is home to a number of fun-filled attractions such as Flambards Theme Park, and animal loving children and adults will enjoy the nearby Cornish Seal Sanctuary or slightly further afield, the Blue Reef Aquarium Newquay. There are also many historical sites within easy reach such as the Chysauster Ancient Village, resting on a hillside overlooking the sea for a peaceful day of exploring the coast and country. The famous Land's End is reachable by car from the dwelling and home to Britain's most south-westerly point, where you can gaze out over the English Channel before stopping for a meal with magnificent views. Closer to the abode, you can take a walk to Porthminster Beach home to glorious sandy shores, perfect for watersports and sandcastle building. For a memorable trip to Cornwall with the family, choose 21 Garth-an-Creet.

Known for its glorious harbour and culture-rich attraction is St Ives. This lively Cornish town is home to tightly-packed cottages tucked away down the narrow side streets, as well as fantastic museums and luscious sandy beaches. The thriving community hosts an abundance of cultural sites as well as plenty of shops, pubs and restaurants. The surrounding areas are also home to an array of activities including coastal walks, woodland walks, kayaking and surfing, all popular amongst tourists.

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