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Chypraze
St Just

£609 - £1485 per week
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With horses peacefully grazing in the neighbouring pasture, a sense of harmonious calm strikes when you first arrive at Chypraze, coupled with an overwhelming feeling of "coming home." Sleeping five, Chypraze is an exquisite, thoughtfully furnished home, with absolute comfort in mind. Nestled away in the hamlet of Truthwall, a couple of minutes drive from the most westerly town of St Just, Chypraze has ample parking for two cars in the drive. Gather together to plan the day ahead at the bespoke dining table, before tucking into a hearty breakfast and crumpets melting with butter. If you can tear yourselves away from the sea views across the fields, pack up a picnic of finger sandwiches and a medley of fresh fruits and head for the South West Coast Path.

Leave the car behind and hop on the bus to St Ives, enjoying the breathtaking scenery along the way. With several close by golden sand beaches, spend long, hot summer days, sunbathing or surfing. After a busy day exploring, a freshen up in the two rainfall showers, or a soak in the bath will prepare yourselves for the evening ahead. The nearby pub offers a season changing menu using local produce and is just a few minutes walk away. When dining at home, Chypaze's elegant kitchen has a breakfast bar too, making this such a sociable space when preparing supper. Probably the best evenings will be spent together, on the front terrace, dining al fresco with a bottle of wine or two, with an amber sunset as a backdrop over the ocean in the distance. On the cooler evenings, there's no better way to spend nights playing board games in front of the woodburner and sharing memories. When it's nearly time for bed, spending precious stolen moments on the balcony, with a glass of wine in hand as the blanket of stars twinkle like diamonds above, is something you will never forget.

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Where you'll sleep

Bedroom 1

King

Bedroom 2

King

Bedroom 3

Single

Entrance

via path leading from parking area and front door into hallway with doors to:

Sitting room

large sofa, chair, woodburner, Smart TV, door to rear terrace.

Kitchen/dining room

electric range oven and hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, dining table, two chairs, two benches, breakfast bar and two stools, doors to front terrace.

Utility room

washing machine, door to rear terrace and door to:

Cloakroom

WC, basin. Stairs from hallway rising to first floor and doors to:

Bedroom 1

king size bed, en suite shower room with rainfall shower, WC and basin. Door to balcony, two chairs, countryside and distant sea views.

Bathroom

bath with rainfall shower over, WC and basin.

Bedroom 2

king size bed, countryside and distant sea views.

Bedroom 3

single bed.

Terrace

to the rear, two chairs.

Garden

three steps, large terrace with granite table and four seats, area for disposable barbecues, countryside and distant sea views.

Additional information

gas central heating, parking for two cars. More images of garden and balcony furniture to follow, WiFi.

 
 

Chyprase is a modern very well equipped property which exceeded expectations. Shops and pubs/ eateries are plentiful within a short walk or drive. Cape Corwall is a short drive and other walks accessible from the property. The area has a strong history of tin mining which was very interesting. CC Golf club is a great challenge for those who enjoy the game and while not a course to challenge the more sought after venues, it was good value for money, with plenty of availability aswell as good food and helpful staff. For those who wish a busier option, St Ives is a short drive way with what seemed a plentiful base service based on the quantity seen.

September 2024

Fantastic value for money, very quiet, well placed for visiting all the southern tip of Cornwall. St.Michaels Mount about 25-30 minutes, St.Ives about 20-25. Just remember how narrow some of the roads can be and enjoy

August 2024

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Holidays in St Just

Situated in a National Landscape (formerly Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), St Just sits just one mile from the Atlantic coastline and the stunning scenery of Cape Cornwall. For anyone looking to relax at a slower place, St Just is the ideal place to recharge your batteries. 


Experience village life in this traditional Cornish village, with a strong history of mining, farming and fishing. From its 15th Century Church, to the ‘Plen-An-Gwary’, one of Britain’s oldest working ampitheatres, and the evidence of mining throughout, the village has a clear sense of culture and identity, shaped by its past. You can’t get much more Cornish than St Just!

With so much to see and do in the area, you’ll easily fill your days, from walking the South West Coast Path, to visiting the iconic Land’s End, and exploring the many nearby coves and beaches. 

Did you know...

St Just is the most westerly town in mainland Britain?

Things to do

Located in the far west of Cornwall, you’ll have so much to explore, with places to visit and walks aplenty!

Land’s End

As the most westerly town in mainland Britain, St Just is close to the popular attraction of Land's End. Have your photo taken at the famous Land's End signpost, experience one of the family attractions, or simply enjoy the breathtaking views and the rugged landscape.  

Tanglewood Wild Gardens

Located just a few miles down the road from St Just, you’ll discover the magical world of Tanglewood Wild Gardens. Explore nine acres of wild gardens and woodland, home to an abundance of wildlife, quirky sculptures and interactive games. Pack a picnic and enjoy it with the family, amidst the sounds and sights of nature. 

Cape Cornwall Golf Club

For keen golfers, or those who’d like to give it a go, Cape Cornwall Golf Club offers one of the most beautiful places to play golf, with spectacular views overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. 

Geevor Tin Mine

Not far from St Just, you’ll find Geevor Tin Mine, the largest preserved mining site in the country, and the last example of a complete 20th century tin mine. Here you can learn all about the history of mining in Cornwall and even take a tour underground!

St Michael's Mount

When visiting west Cornwall, a trip to the iconic St Michael’s Mount is a must. Steeped in history, and with nowhere else quite like it, this tidal island with its fairy-tale castle is truly the jewel in Cornwall's crown. Be sure to plan ahead and check the tide times, if the tide is in you’ll have to hop on one of the regular ferry boats, otherwise you’ll be wading back!

Walks in and around St Just

With such spectacular scenery on your doorstop, St Just is perfect for experiencing the great outdoors. Be sure to bring your walking boots so you can explore some of the many walks in the area…

The South West Coast Path

One of the best things about west Cornwall has to be its wild and rugged coastline, and walking the South West Coast Path is one of the best ways to explore it. Join the coast path at Cape Cornwall and you can walk to Sennen, Land’s End, Porthcurno or even onto Lamorna or Mousehole. Alternatively, head in the other direction towards Pendeen Lighthouse and towards Zennor. 

St Just to Cape Cornwall

This walk takes you across fields, past prehistoric sites and into the Cot Valley where you can extend the walk down to Port Navern, a keen spot for bird-watchers, before returning to the village of St Just.

Carn Galver to Men-An-Tol

If you’re interested in seeing some of Cornwall’s legendary prehistoric sites, then this walk begins in a location just a short drive from St Just. Beginning at Carn Galver, the route follows moorland paths leading to the Four Parish Stone, the Merry Maidens stone circle, Ding Dong, and onto Men-An-Tol. As well as the multiple stone sites, you’ll enjoy stunning panoramic views. 

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Nearby events

Tom Bawcock's Eve, Mousehole

Every year, the people of Mousehole celebrate the bravery of Tom Bawcock. Years ago, when the boats couldn't get out in the storms, the villages had no fish to eat. Tom dared to take his boat out and returned with enough fish to make a Star Gazey fish pie for the whole village.

23rd of December, 2024

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Montol Festival

Each year, the people of Penzance celebrate the Winter Solstice with a festival of Cornish tradition, torch processions, and dancing through the streets. It's a truly wonderful celebration. 

21st December 2024

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Penzance Literary Festival

Popular with visitors and locals alike, this exciting festival celebrates everything literary, including spoken, written, recited and sung word. Take part in the reading and writing discussions and activities and enjoy the many performances.

2nd - 6th July 2024

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New Year's Eve in St Ives

Spend New Year's Eve in St Ives for an unforgettable evening at the largest fancy dress party in the county. Ring in the New Year with an unbeatable fireworks display by the sea. 

31st December 2024

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St Ives Feast Day

Feast Day offers visitors the chance to witness, and even join in with, a centuries-old tradition. The Mayor 'Hurls the Silver Ball' into the crowd on the beach below. The one who returns the ball to the Guildhall steps by midday receives a silver coin. 

5th February 2024

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Golowan Festival - Penzance

Golowan Festival is an annual arts event that celebrates local culture and community. This year the theme will be 'Back to the Future!

21st - 30th June 2024

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Mousehole Christmas Lights

Possibly the most well-known and popular Christmas Lights in the county, Moushole combines stunning displays against the backdrop of their gorgeous Cornish fishing harbour to bring real festive magic to all who visit at this special time of year. Read More >

December 2024

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St Ives Food & Drink Festival

Growing in size and popularity, the St Ives Food Festival features top chefs, quality Cornish goods, sandcastle competitions for children and food demonstrations.

TBC 2025

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Porthleven Food & Music Festival

The small Cornish fishing village of Porthleven hosts its annual Food & Music Festival every April and encorporates street performers, a range of local produce, Samba dancing, theatre, beer marquees, hip-hop dancers, fireworks, Cornish singing & much, much mmore...the list is endless!

26th - 28th April

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St Ives September Festival

Now becoming a sellout event, this festival keeps attracting more and more visitors who come to enjoy a wide range of acts, including music, theatre, poetry and visual arts.

14th - 28th September 2024

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Camborne Trevithick Day

Join in the celebrations at this community led festival. The annual event celebrates the engineering and mining history of the Camborne area, and is dedicated to Richard Trevithick, pioneer of high pressure steam power & inventor of Road and Railway Locomotives.

27th April 2024

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Beaches

If you walk along the coast path in west Cornwall, you’ll discover a plethora of hidden coves, however, there are a few bigger, more practical beaches to visit for a day on the sand.

Sennen Cove Beach

This large expanse of golden sand is the perfect place to visit for a day at the beach. Whether you plan to spend your time surfing, swimming, rock-pooling or simply relaxing on the sand, there’s plenty of space for everyone. 

Porthcurno Beach

This stunning beach boasts soft golden sand and turquoise waters, and with lifeguard cover from mid-May through to the end of September, it’s a popular choice for families. Sheltered by cliffs on either side, and with stunning views, it’s truly a little piece of paradise.  

Events

Visit St Just in July and you'll be able to take in the atmosphere at the popular Lafrowda festival; a fortnight of family friendly activities including dance workshops and colourful processions which make their way through the crowds.

For a more ancient celebration, Feast Day is a two-day event in November, which celebrates the dedication of the parish church.

What our guests say...

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Chyprase is a modern very well equipped property which exceeded expectations. Shops and pubs/ eateries are plentiful within a short walk or drive. Cape Corwall is a short drive and other walks accessible from the property. The area has a strong history of tin mining which was very interesting. CC Golf club is a great challenge for those who enjoy the game and while not a course to challenge the more sought after venues, it was good value for money, with plenty of availability aswell as good food and helpful staff. For those who wish a busier option, St Ives is a short drive way with what seemed a plentiful base service based on the quantity seen.

Fantastic value for money, very quiet, well placed for visiting all the southern tip of Cornwall. St.Michaels Mount about 25-30 minutes, St.Ives about 20-25. Just remember how narrow some of the roads can be and enjoy

A great place to stay, and easy to find. Good walks along the coastal path, very close by. Large parking space. Lovely views. Good quality furnishings. A perfect spot for accessing other parts of Cornwall. Good local bus service. Pub with excellent food less than 5 minutes walk away.

We were the first guests ever to stay in Chypraze, and we had a great time. The property itself is excellently furnished, beds etc are a very high standard and very comfortable. You can get straight on to the cliff path from the house, and several nights we went to watch the sunset and saw seals and dolphins off the cliffs. You can walk in 2 minutes to a great pub, or 15 minute walk into St Just. Various beaches are a short drive away, including some that were virtually deserted even in May half-term.