Porthminster View in St Ives is a luxury apartment with private balcony & on site parking, 30 metres from Porthminster beach. Walking distance from the train & bus stations and amenities with quaint cobbled streets, shops, galleries, restaurants and bars. This spacious apartment was the imposing Chy an Porth Manor House, larger than average, spectacular location and with Cornish character. Guests can enjoy membership of the Harbour hotel gym, pool, hot tub & spa with two unrestricted adult passes. A guest favourite on all booking portals with 5* reviews from guests, the property gets booked up quickly, we recommend securing your slot early. Follow us on social media 1Porthminsterview & Porthminster View St Ives

Liz has worked in the hospitality industry for over 30 years, with a passion for discovering great bars and restaurants serving fabulous food. We love travelling, in particular we like visiting Brittany and Cornwall. You could try a two centre holiday as our properties offer a contrast of culture and experience. We are supported by an amazing housekeeper who lives locally to ensure the house is ready for arrival. Please communicate with us prior to arrival, the housekeeper is on hand locally during your stay.

St Ives is a very special place and has been awarded "the best seaside resort in the UK" with its lovely beaches, quaint harbour and maze of cobbled streets. With its irregular-shaped coastline, St Ives beaches jut out in all directions ensuring dazzling sunlight all day, with majestic sunrises and sunsets. The Blue Flag beaches are the best for surfing and windsurfing anywhere in the country. The unique cosmopolitan atmosphere with a range of fabulous shops, art studios, galleries, museums, cafes, pubs and restaurants make it quite enchanting. Tate St Ives features work by iconic 20th century artists who lived and worked in the town, including Alfred Wallis, Ben Nicholson and Barbara Hepworth. The Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden contains the largest group of Hepworth's works, permanently on display where she lived and worked. Explore the picturesque bustle of whitewashed fisherman’s cottages, walk along the stunning coastal path with stunning views of the St Ives peninsula.