When you read our testimonials below, there’s a ‘a home-from-home’ theme, which is what we like to think defines our 19th century miner’s cottage. It has everything you need for a comfortable break with loved ones, the perfect place to pause and spend carefree days. We’ve lovingly refurbished Casple Cottage with exposed beams and granite walls to preserve its original character, and layout works perfectly for a group of four.
It’s perfect for families looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life, or groups of friends wishing to reconnect in a beautiful setting. When our boys were small, we retreated here whenever we could, and we know that our time here has shaped many cherished memories for all of us. The simple pleasures are what we recall the most; scaling rockpools, whole days spent bodyboarding in the ocean, and fish and chip dinners on the sea wall. Are you craving days with no agenda, along golden stretches of coastline? We now take pride in providing special escapes for countless other families, and we hope to welcome you someday soon, too.
Guests have exclusive use during their stay. Bookings between 25th July and 15th August must be for the full week, i.e 7 nights Saturday to Saturday.
Prices from xxxx for a short escape, or xxx for a week’s stay.
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In an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and just seven miles from Land's End, St Just has plenty to offer as a self-catering family holiday destination.
Only five miles from Sennen beach, it is within easy access to the coastal footpath.
Driving northwards leads you through the Geevor/Levant mining landscape of Poldark fame, and further on to St Ives and the Tate Gallery and Barbara Hepworth Museum. There are several National Trust properties in the region, St Michael's Mount and Trengwainton Gardens for instance.
To the south, you may visit the clifftop Minack Theatre, Lamorna Cove and Newlyn before reaching Penzance.
There is coast, sea and moorland on the doorstep.
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The cottage has an open-plan lounge/dining area with a cosy wood-burner, perfect for wintery evenings.
The kitchen offers an electric oven and hob, dishwasher and microwave and fridge/freezer.
The back door leads out to the enclosed, paved courtyard where surfboards and bikes can be safely stored, and you can unwind with a book.
Upstairs the double bedroom offers a king size bed and the second bedroom offers two 3 foot pine beds.
There is a separate cloakroom, W.C and a good sized shower cubicle plus bath, in the main bathroom.
To the front of the cottage there is a a pretty garden, looking up across the fields to St Just Church.
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Bath
Cleaning products
Hot water
Washing machine
Towels/bed sheets/soap/toilet paper
Hangers
Bed linen
Extra pillows and blankets
Iron
Clothes drying rack
Clothes storage
TV
Children's books and toys (aged 5-10)
Fireplace guards
Board games
Indoor fireplace
Heating
Smoke alarm
Carbon monoxide alarm
Fire extinguisher
First aid kit
WiFi
Kitchen
Fridge
Microwave
Cooking basics (oil, pots pans, salt)
Dishes and cutlery
Freezer
Dishwasher
Cooker
Oven
Kettle
Wine glasses
Toaster
Dining table
Private entrance
Garden
Outdoor furniture
Free on-street parking
Self check-in
Lockbox
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On-road parking is along the garden wall at the front of the cottage.
There is a bus route running from Penzance to St Ives at the end of the road. Penzance is the railway terminus.
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