Kessenyans Studio Goonhavern

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Sleeps 2

1 Bedrooms

1 Bathroom

0 Pets

Kessenyans Studio - Facilities

BBQ
Ground Floor Facilities
Electricty / Utilities Included
Garden / Patio Enclosed
Patio / Garden
Golf Course Local
Multiple Properties
TV
WiFi / Internet Access
Bedding / Towels Included
Coastal Accessible
Open Plan
Accessible Features
Walk In Shower / Bath
On Site Parking
Shower

Kessenyans Studio

Kessenyans Studio has been lovingly built by the owners who have thoughtfully utilised and recycled materials into the design and character of the property which now exudes charm. Stained glass windows and glass bricks to the shower room are a clever use of light, exposed beams in the vaulted ceiling and patio doors opening onto an immaculate private garden with mature shrubs, stunning flowers and the odd quirky, humorous touch that you will love.

Perranporth is a 10-minute drive away and is the gateway to one of Cornwall’s finest and most spectacular beaches, here you will discover miles of golden sands, majestic dunes and crashing surf. The vibrant town has plenty of family eateries as well as pubs, restaurants, cafes and bars. There are surf and kite buggy schools available on the beach which is patrolled by lifeguards during the Easter holidays and from May through to October. The walks are stunning along this stretch of the coastal path. Equidistant from St Agnes and Newquay you really can experience the full Cornish experience.

Goonhavern is just a couple of miles from Perranporth village which entices sunbathers, surfers and families with its three-mile-long sandy beach. The bustling and lively town of Newquay is a short drive away where you can experience the cool vibe of the surfing Mecca and perhaps even give it a go yourself. In the other direction, also a short drive is the trendy town of St Agnes. St Agnes is a popular and picturesque, north coast village just 9 miles from Truro and 5 miles from Redruth, the village itself was originally based around the mining of tin, copper and arsenic which started in prehistoric times and continued until the 20th century, other local industries are farming and fishing but more recently tourism has risen to the fore. There have been several attempts to build a harbour in St Agnes, the most recent succumbed to a storm in 1915-16, however, the glorious sandy beaches more than compensate. It is also a walkers heaven being perfectly situated for exploring the coastal paths, the captivating history and the beautiful nearby beaches of Trevaunance Cove and Trevellas Porth at St Agnes and Chapel Porth. Beach 3¼ miles. This property can be booked together with UK42346 to accommodate up to 6 guests.