Situated in the charming village of Gulval, Penzance, Cornwall, this delightful dormer house is nestled within the historic grounds of the 16th Century Kenegie Manor. The property is ideally located for exploring the entirety of Cornwall, with a variety of popular beaches and attractions just a short distance away. Accommodating up to four guests, it features two bedrooms—one double and two singles—and one bathroom. The open-plan living area combines a well-equipped kitchen and a cozy lounge, perfect for family gatherings. The outdoor courtyard, complete with table and chairs, offers an inviting space for barbecues and enjoying the beautiful summer evenings that Cornwall is known for.
Guests can take advantage of the extensive amenities available at Kenegie Manor, including a heated indoor swimming pool, tennis courts, and a licensed bar. Penzance, located only a short drive away, serves as a vibrant holiday hub with excellent shopping and dining options. Contrary to its reputation as a sleepy port town, Penzance boasts a thriving arts scene and is popular with sailing enthusiasts. The nearby picturesque village of Newlyn enhances the experience, making it an ideal base for those looking to explore the stunning landscapes of West Cornwall.
Just six miles from the property, St Ives is a must-visit destination, offering a warm Mediterranean ambiance perfect for beach lovers and surfers alike. Each beach in St Ives has its unique charm, from the world-renowned Porthmeor beach, ideal for water sports and sunbathing, to the family-friendly Porthminster beach with its golden sands. For those seeking smaller, more secluded spots, Porthgwidden beach provides a local sun trap, while the Harbour beach allows visitors to witness local fishermen landing their fresh catches. Additionally, the Isles of Scilly, located 28 miles off the western tip of Cornwall, can be easily accessed via daily ferry sailings from Penzance, presenting an opportunity to explore this unspoiled island paradise.
Not to be missed is St Michael’s Mount, just three miles from Kenegie Manor. This iconic landmark, owned by The National Trust, rivals Normandy’s Mont Saint Michel and is one of Cornwall’s most dramatic coastal attractions. The harborside village has a rich history and maintains a close-knit community. For a unique cultural experience, visitors can enjoy performances at The Minack Theatre, an open-air venue offering shows against a stunning coastal backdrop. The enchanting village of Mousehole also captivates visitors year-round, with its safe beach and cozy lanes in summer, and the famous ‘Mousehole lights’ during winter, based on local legends. With a variety of attractions and activities, this region of Cornwall promises a memorable holiday experience.
Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!