Welcome to No. 5 at Harlequins Apartments – a stylish and comfortable two-bedroom retreat in the heart of St. Ives. Just moments from the stunning Porthminster Beach and a short stroll from the town center, harbor, and scenic railway, this apartment is perfectly situated for your Cornish getaway.
This apartment accommodates up to four guests, featuring a double room and a twin bedroom with a bathroom. The family bathroom includes a shower, sink, and toilet. The living room offers breathtaking views across the bay, stretching to the golden sands of Gwithian and beyond.
The spacious kitchen is well-equipped with modern appliances, including a refrigerator/freezer, dishwasher, oven, stovetop, microwave, toaster, kettle, and washer/dryer, along with a dining table for 4.
St. Ives is a charming Cornish fishing town known for its vibrant restaurant scene, where fresh seafood arrives daily from the working harbor. Wander through the picturesque cobbled streets, browse independent shops for unique gifts, or enjoy a freshly brewed coffee and artisan sourdough from one of the many bakeries and cafes. Art lovers will appreciate the town's rich cultural heritage, with attractions like the Tate St. Ives and the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden showcasing ever-changing exhibitions.
The apartment includes a dedicated parking space and is just 650m from the train station, making it easy to explore the wider area. Take a day trip to the majestic St. Michael's Mount or experience the dramatic Minack Theater, carved into the Cornish cliffs.
Outdoor picnic benches are available on the patio, and parking is located to the left of the building. Please note that the apartment is accessed via stairs, which may not be suitable for those with limited mobility.
Please note that there is parking for one car. Any other vehicles will need to find alternative parking.
For bookings and further details, please contact Finest Retreats.
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