Property details

Next door to the adjoining cottage, Spring Tide, the Stargazey apartment has been recently refurbished and has a nautical feel particularly with its view of the sea and palm trees. The easy open plan living area with patio doors out to the garden makes this the perfect place for a holiday. One of the greatest delights about this part of the world is the opportunity to see a ceiling full of stars with no street lights hence the name Stargazey. There is also a pie named after this – a pastry dish with pilchards arranged in a star shape – Cadgwith was once famous as a pilchard fishing port at the turn of the 19th century. Lobster and crabs have now replaced the pilchards making this an excellent spot for a very special shellfish supper. The village of Ruan Minor has a very well stocked grocery store and post office, the village hall with a thriving market every Thursday morning, the village church, tennis courts and children’s play area. Exploring further afield is effortless as there is parking just outside so trips to St Ives, Falmouth and Penzance are all about 40 minutes away.

ACCOMMODATION: OPEN PLAN LIVING AREA: KITCHEN AREA fully equipped with electric cooker, fridge with freezer compartment and washing machine. DINING AREA: dining area with attractive table and chairs. Large patio doors lead to enclosed sheltered garden. LOUNGE AREA: with comfortable seating and TV/DVD player. Electric pebble effect fire. DOUBLE BEDROOM: with double bed. SMALL BUNK BEDDED ROOM with 2 ft 6inch beds. BATHROOM: with whirlpool bath, overhead shower, wash basin, WC and heated towel rail. GARDEN: with outdoor table and chairs and barbeque. HEATING: electric and convector heaters. PARKING: private space just outside the property. SPECIAL NOTES: Towels provided. High chair only – on request. For large parties of up to 10 people it may be possible to book both Spring Tide and Stargazey together. Security Deposit: £100.

29 July 2017

Anne White, Derbyshire We enjoyed our visit. Stargazey was very clean and mostly well-equipped. However we thought the cutlery was not of a good standard and the quilt on the bed was too thick for summer. Ruan Minor was lovely and peaceful and we really enjoyed the area.

09 July 2016

Mick and Carole, Leicester S uperb location. T houghtful welcome gift. A mazing décor. R eal gem. G reat local fish. A stounding coastline. Z ig-zag path to Cadgwith. E xcellent local amenities. Y es, we'll be back! Thank you.