This wonderful, detached property is conveniently placed to explore the picturesque fishing village of St Ives and the rugged north coast of Cornwall. This is known as the gateway to West Cornwall and is just 8½ miles from Marazion, St Michaels Mount and the south coast. Stoney End lies in a peaceful location at the end of a private lane and presents an opportunity for families to relax and unwind in a private enclosed garden, and has the benefit of a detached games room, complete with a full-size table tennis table. The property is perfect for family gatherings or friends looking for a relaxing location with plenty of space to spread out. Guests can relax and enjoy the surrounding countryside and the owners’ land to the rear of the property makes a great dog-walking area.
The location is within easy reach of the main A30, and numerous popular destinations are all within a 30-minute drive. It is just a short drive to Carbis Bay with its beautiful sandy beach and popular beach café, as well as St Ives with its array of cafés and restaurants dotted along the seafront and pretty harbour. The bay stretches up through the sand dunes at Hayle and the wide estuary, which is popular for bird watchers, and beyond to Godrevy and Gwithia, with Godrevy Lighthouse perched on its rocky outcrop. Continuing up the coast road, you will arrive at Portreath and Porthtowan, which are both popular surfing beaches. The special light in this area has attracted artists over the generations and the town has a wealth of art galleries, including the Tate Modern and the Barbara Hepworth sculpture museum. The scenic coastal train runs from nearby station at St Erth past numerous stunning beaches, to St Ives. The famous coastal road from St Ives to Pendeen, runs over heather-clad moorland, passing mining heritage and the picturesque village of Zennor with legends of mermaids and pirates. Beach 1½ miles. Shop 1½ miles, pub and restaurant 2 miles.