37 Trenwith Place, St Ives, TR26 1QD
06) 37 Trenwith Place
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Up 7 granite steps on the quiet cul-de-sac of Trenwith Place, number 37 is a terraced fisherman’s cottage built around 1860. Retaining many original period features, it’s just moments from the town centre and Harbour. A sheltered rear garden affords views across the rooftops to provide inspiration while sipping your tipple of choice.
Ground Floor
Open plan sitting/dining room with polished pine floorboards and Victorian features.
Sitting area. Front room with 2 x 2-seater settees, RCA Roku Smart 40" TV, coffee table, bureau and bookcase.
Dining area. Refectory table and chairs seating 6, armchair, bookshelves and pine chest of drawers.
Kitchen. Contemporary style with large roof window and slate-effect floor. Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, washing machine and dryer.
Shower room with wash basin and WC.
First Floor
Bedroom 1. Double bed, wardrobe and bedside drawers. Sea views over the rooftops to the harbour, the Island and St Ives' bay.
Bedroom 2. Single bed, chest of drawers and similar views as the double bedroom.
Bedroom 3. Twin beds, wardrobe and chest of drawers. South facing up towards the garden.
Bathroom. Bath with power shower over, wash basin and WC and access to garden.
Up a dozen steps to a delightful south facing secret garden with garden furniture and mature shrubs.
Highchair provided.
Property Includes
Near Beach
Ironing Board
Fresh Linen
Living Room
Towels
Washer
Dining Area
Dishwasher
Refrigerator
Kitchen
Microwave
Oven
Toaster
Hair Dryer
Television
DVD Player
Dining Room
Highchair
Free Wifi
Floor Plan
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Location
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"Great location, provided with Cornish tea and scones on arrival, lovely stay! Couldn’t fault"
June 24, 2021"Beautiful haven of a garden. Lovely house in a great location."
May 7, 2021"We had a lovely long weekend. The house is clean, cosy, comfortable and well-appointed. It is within walking distance of Tate, the Barbara Hepworth Museum, the Leach Pottery museum and all the many galleries and restaurants around St Ives. For 1st time visitors, St Ives is hilly and there are some steep steps or a longer, gentler uphill walk to get back to the house. We loved our stay and would happily return and recommend. One double bedroom, one twin and one single. A well-equipped kitchen, comfy living and dining space. Everything you need for a relaxing break. Loved it!"
March 2, 2020