Well-positioned in Sennen, near the Penwith Heritage Coast in Cornwall, is Stargazers, a stunning three-bedroom holiday home. Offering sea glimpses from the rear balcony, a retreat of a garden, and a contemporary open-plan living space, while in proximity to prime amenities, attractions and the beach, Stargazers is the perfect abode for families and friends alike, welcoming six guests and two well-behaved dogs. Make use of the well-equipped kitchen, completed with sleek surfaces and cabinets, state-of-the-art appliances, and a bench-style dining table, enveloped by quirky fixtures and bespoke artwork. The corner sofa is a prime position, perfect for lounging upon in front of the Smart TV, or if you'd prefer to feel some fresh air on your face, relax in the enclosed garden, complete with rattan dining furniture, a corner sofa, a hammock, barbecue, and artificial lawn. After enjoying a bite to eat and a glass of wine in the sunshine, retreat to one of three bedrooms, all finished to a high standard with plush bed linen and lavish interiors, including a super-king-size with en-suite, and two king-size bedrooms, serviced by a teal themed bathroom. If you can tear yourself away from Stargazers, head into Sennen to explore the resident stretch of sandy beach, to attend the local surf school, or to take advantage of an array of local cafés, restaurants, and shops. Mayon Cliff Shipwreck and Land's End are also nearby, offering even greater coastal views. Travelling further into the county, enjoy tours around Jackson Foundation Gallery, or select between Cape Cornwall, and Kenidjack Valley for the perfect vantage point. Penzance is a short car journey away, where you'll find Penlee House Gallery & Museum and Penzance Harbour Lighthouse to discover, whilst the Promenade is the ideal setting to savour a bag of chips and truly experience the Cornish coastline. Enjoy an opulent stay at Stargazers.

Sennen, the westernmost settlement in mainland Britain, is a well-liked vacation spot with a wonderful mile-long stretch of fine, white sand beach. The hamlet, which has great surfing conditions, has its own surf school, which is watched over by a stylish beach bar and restaurant with floor to ceiling windows that take advantage of the stunning scenery. Sennen, a former centre of smuggling, still has many hidden passageways, one of which is rumoured to lead to the covered well at the Old Success Inn. This charming village, which has remained almost untouched over the ages, is home to a gallery, a mediaeval church, an Iron Age fort, and a small number of stores where you can buy beachwear, presents and souvenirs, as well as a variety of groceries.

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