Cornwalls Cottages Ltd offers a wonderful selection of 400 holiday cottages, homes and apartments across Cornwall. Waterside cottages, country barn conversions, beautiful manor houses, stunning architect-designed homes and unique buildings are all there for you to choose for your next holiday! Every one of the holiday homes has been personally inspected and photographed from every angle so you can book with total confidence.

Godrevy has been recently renovated to a high standard and has stunning views across Carbis Bay to Gwithian and Godrevy head where you can admire the miles of golden sands and beautiful azure waters. The spacious apartment has a large master bedroom with en suite shower room, a family bunk room with 4' double on the base and 3' single above, a fully equipped kitchen and separate dining room. Porthminster beach is 300 m away and the quaint alleyways supporting a plethora of art shops, pubs, restaurants and hotels are also a short walk. Located a few minutes from the heart of St Ives, Harlequins 1 is a stunning apartment a few minutes from the amazing Porthminster Beach, a blue flag, sandy beach which is more sheltered than Porthmeor beach the other side of St Ives and hence ideal for families. Explore winding, narrow streets filled with beautiful shops, historic buildings and world class galleries, including The Tate Gallery and The Barbara Hepworth Museum. With so much to do in the town and incredible beaches on your doorstep, Harlequins 11 is an opportunity not to be missed for anyone looking for a holiday in St Ives.

St Ives, once a busy fishing village, now relies on tourism as its main industry. Turner came and painted a landscape in 1811 and art has played a part in St Ives’ history ever since. More recently Barbara Hepworth and the Tate Gallery have put St Ives on the modern map. The Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden is an amazing place to visit, and well worth it even if you're not a budding artist. Trewyn Studios where she lived and worked from 1939 until her tragic death in 1975 has been turned into a fantastic museum, depicting many of her favourite sculptures in the sub tropical garden, is now managed by the Tate. The Tate Gallery St Ives was built in 1993 on the former gas works site displaying various paintings, sculptures and ceramics.