St Ives Cottages, Cornwall | Michael Paul Holidays
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St Ives Cottages

The St Ives Cottages offer luxury living in St Ives, with three stylish and comfortable cottages available to stay in. Perfectly situated for a seaside holiday in this popular and bustling town in Cornwall, this unique and quirky accommodation has a charming nautical feel and high-end fittings and furnishings. Recent refurbishment ensures that you can expect an unbeatable stay in these stunning holiday properties, which also have a shared outdoor space for sitting out, relaxing and dining al fresco.

The St Ives Cottages are located in the area of St Ives known as the ‘Downalong’, the oldest residential area which is packed with traditional fishermen’s cottages and narrow cobbled streets. Situated around the harbour area, it’s a fantastic taste of authentic historic St Ives that still offers easy access to all the more contemporary attractions the town has to offer.

Amazing Location

Situated on the iconic cobbled street known as The Digey in the Downalong area of St Ives, these cottages are perfectly located and allow you to enjoy all of the town’s amenities and attractions.

Shared Courtyard

For relaxing outside on those sunny days, make use of the communal landscaped courtyard, which has comfortable garden furniture as well as an outdoor shower to wash off the sand after a beach trip.

Close to Beaches

If you love the sea and the sand, these cottages are ideally situated just a minute's walk from Porthmeor Beach and Harbour Sand, with Porthgwidden Beach and Bamaluz Beach around 5 minutes away.

5-Star Accommodation

These high-end holiday cottages are designed to offer you a truly luxurious stay with plenty of style and charm, and have been granted 5-Star and Gold Award ratings by the official VisitEngland tourist board.

St Ives Amenities

From this authentic area of St Ives you can set out and enjoy the whole range of amazing attractions and amenities that this superb town has to offer, everything from art galleries to eateries.

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Please note: due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the attractions and amenities shown below may be closed or only offering a limited service. Please check their individual websites or call them ahead of time to avoid disappointment when visiting.

What to Do

Local beaches

Suited for a seaside holiday, the beaches of St Ives each have their own appeal. Porthmeor is popular with swimmers and surfers, gorgeous Porthminster is conveniently central, Harbour Beach is perfect for family relaxation, Porthgwidden is nicely sheltered, and Bamaluz Beach is dog-friendly all year.

Minack Theatre

This incredible open-air theatre was built as a labour of love by one woman over many decades. With stunning views across the Porthcurno cliffs it sits atop and the sea beyond, it's worth the journey here to take in a play or just to enjoy walking around the theatre and its beautiful surroundings.

Land's End

The iconic location of Land's End is widely known as the most southwesterly point of mainland England, and anyone who wants to say they've paid a visit to both "ends" of Great Britain (as well as Scotland's John O'Groats) won't want to miss their chance to take a trip down here during a St Ives holiday.

Seal Island

3.5 miles west of St Ives you'll find the Western Carracks, better known as Seal Island for the resident colony of grey seals. There are regular boat trips from St Ives Harbour, which take you past a number of local landmarks and then allow you to view these animals in their natural environment.

Where To Go...

For Food & Drink

For casual cuisine with great sea views and tasty seafood, Porthminster Beach Café is not to be missed. Vegetarians and vegans will definitely want to pay a visit or two to the Bean Inn, and for delicious meals cooked using local ingredients try The Loft, located in the artists' quarter.

For Attractions

St Ives is known for its art scene, with a number of famous modern artists having made their homes here. Be sure to visit the famous Tate St Ives and the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Gardens, but don't miss out on exploring the many independent galleries in town, too.

For Activities

A holiday in St Ives is the perfect opportunity to hit the surf. Nearby Porthmeor Beach is particularly noted as a surfing hotspot, and there's a surf school there that's perfect for getting started with watersports. You can also borrow body boards from the cottages if you'd like to give that a try.