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Hawkes Point Cottage is set in an idyllic location overlooking Porthkidney beach with a view that is akin to a John Miller painting. A detached cottage set in ½ an acre of beautiful gardens, the accommodation is somewhere for couples to relax and watch the world sail by or to be enjoyed by families. Dolphins and other Sea-life regularly visit the bay to play or for those braver types, Hawkes Point is a local surfing spot, less well known than the nearby Porthmeor Beach in St Ives or Gwithian sands at Hayle. Alongside the garden runs the St Ives Branchline (voted the most scenic in the country) where the train slowly passes by and a wave buys you a toot from the driver! If you fancy a total break from the hectic day to day grind, where better than this superb getaway.
incredible, panoramic sea views, 2 large sofas, snug with chair (an ideal quiet reading area). Stairs to bedrooms and bathroom.
electric range cooker, granite work tops, dishwasher, breakfast bar, dining table and chairs, 40” TV. Soft seating area and breakfast bar.
50” TV/DVD with surround sound, very large L-shaped sofa, French doors.
washer, dryer.
king size bed, Juliet balcony, 40” TV, easy chair. En suite shower with WC and basin.
king size bed, Juliet balcony, 40” TV, easy chair.
twin beds, TV. En suite shower with WC and basin.
bunk beds. Sea view
luxury bath, separate shower, WC, basin.
towels provided, gas central heating, private parking for two cars, super garden (though the garden is fenced, young children should be supervised at all times). Please Note: due to the location of the property, via a steep access road, vehicular access is very steep.
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Hawkes Point sits snugly in between Hayle and Carbis Bay and overlooks Porthkidney beach with a view that is akin to a John Miller painting. Properties in this area offer guests a peaceful location to relax and enjoy their holiday.
You can watch the world sail by and spot dolphins and other sea-life regularly visiting the bay to play. For the more energetic, West Cornwall Golf club is just a few minutes away which simply has to be one of the most scenic 18 hole courses in the country. Hawkes Point is also a local surfing spot, less well known than the nearby Porthmeor Beach in St Ives or Gwithian sands at Hayle. If you fancy a total break from the hectic day to day grind, what could be better?
Properties in this area can generally be accessed by car but for those who enjoy walking, the area is adjacent to the coastal pathway which leads either towards Hayle estuary or into St Ives itself and the beautiful Porthminster beach and its famous beach café. As if from a by-gone age, the coastal train runs from St Erth to St Ives and back again taking in all the bays in-between.
Hidden from view, just around the headland, St Ives is just a couple of miles away with its galleries and superb eateries to enjoy. However Hawkes Point offers a feeling of true escapism and feeling of calm. It’s easy to imagine you are on your own desert Island at Porthkidney beach which, subject to tide times ,can be accessed from the coastal pathway. You will want to return to this idyllic and unique location again and again.
Our hand picked luxury cottages in Cornwall offer that little bit extra. From a luxury hamper on arrival to sumptuous linen and towels and exceptional sea views, our luxury cottages are all furnished to the highest standards and enjoy an attention to detail that make them something really special. When you rent a luxury cottage in Cornwall you can be sure of a holiday to remember.
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