Trevalgan Barns -
Trevalgan Barns are situated just off the spectacular coast road between St Ives and Zennor ideally located for exploring the far west of Cornwall.
Enjoy peace and quiet on the cliff tops or family fun on the nearby sandy beaches in St Ives.
The Osborne family who have farmed at Trevalgan for three generations, have lovingly converted the traditional granite farm buildings to beautiful holiday homes with sea and countryside views.
Parents and children of all ages love our farm trail which leads directly to the coastal footpath just above the Atlantic Ocean with views that are absolutely breathtaking. To watch the sun setting right into the sea is our answer to the Northern Lights!
Listen to the stonechats and skylarks and be amazed at the variety of wild flowers from sea pinks and oxeye daisies to the very special orchids all growing happily beside the sea. Nature at its very best!
Trevalgan Farm is situated just off the spectacular coast road between St Ives and Zennor.
Trelawne Cottage at Trevalgan Barns is a charming and meticulously restored granite barn conversion nestled within the serene countryside above St. Ives on the Cornish Coast. This enchanting holiday retreat is situated just a stone's throw away from the dramatic coastline and picturesque fishing harbours that the region is renowned for. The cottage boasts an idyllic blend of traditional charm and contemporary comfort, making it an ideal base for exploring the beauty and heritage of the area.
The popular holiday resort of St Ives with its superb sandy beaches, picturesque harbour and cobbled streets is located just 1½ miles down the road or just relax in our comfortable, clean and welcoming 4 star holiday accommodation.
From Trevalgan it is very easy to join the challenging coastal footpath. Walk to the sleepy village of Zennor, picnic on the way or visit TheTinners Arms, a real country pub. Walk the other way along the coast path to bustling St Ives with its cobbled streets and pretty harbour.
There is a less strenuous walk across the higher fields to both places.
St Ives is just 1.5 miles, away by road, with tea rooms, restaurants, pubs and takeaways. Visit interesting little shops the many art galleries including the famous Tate Gallery and the beautiful sandy beaches.
St. Ives is a quaint and picturesque coastal town located in the enchanting county of Cornwall, in the far southwest of England. Renowned for its stunning beaches, the historic Digey, and bustling harbour, this charming destination is a must-visit for those seeking a quintessential British seaside experience.
The beaches of St. Ives are a true spectacle, boasting pristine sands and crystal-clear waters that attract sunbathers, surfers, and families alike. The town is home to multiple beaches, each with its own unique character and appeal. Porthminster Beach is a prime example, offering a sheltered cove that's ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports, all against the backdrop of the charming town. Porthminster Beach is perfect for families. Porthmeor Beach, on the other hand, is a hotspot for surfers, thanks to its consistent waves and surf school. For those looking for a more secluded experience, Porthgwidden Beach is a small, sandy gem that's perfect for a relaxing day by the sea.
At the heart of St. Ives lies the iconic digey, an historic area adjacent to the harbour that has been a central feature of the town for centuries. Here, you'll find an array of fishing boats, pleasure crafts, and quaint cottages that line the cobbled streets, creating a postcard-perfect scene. The harbour of St. Ives is a hive of activity, with fishermen landing their daily catch and tourists soaking up the vibrant atmosphere. The harbourside is lined with a plethora of art galleries, boutique shops, and eateries, making it the perfect place to while away an afternoon. The harbour is also the starting point for scenic boat trips around the coast, allowing visitors to explore the dramatic cliffs and hidden coves that Cornwall is famous for.
In addition to its natural beauty, St. Ives is celebrated for its artistic heritage, with a thriving community of artists and galleries that showcase the very best of British and international talent. The town has been a muse for many notable artists over the years, drawn by the quality of the light and the stunning seascapes. The Tate St. Ives, an outpost of the Tate Gallery, is a testament to this, showcasing the works of artists who have been inspired by the area, including Barbara Hepworth and Ben Nicholson.
The quaint cobbled streets of St. Ives are a delight to explore, with an abundance of independent shops, artisan studios, and galleries. The Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden is a must-visit for art enthusiasts, providing insight into the life and work of this renowned sculptor. The town also boasts a rich maritime history, which can be discovered at the St. Ives Museum.
With its mild climate, St. Ives is a year-round destination, with each season offering its own charm. Whether you're looking for a summer holiday, a winter retreat, or a spring or autumn getaway, the town's timeless appeal is guaranteed to captivate. With so much to see and do, it's no wonder that St. Ives in Cornwall remains one of the UK's most beloved holiday spots.