On The Doorstep
Tregonebris is a tiny hamlet which is part of the wider parish of Sancreed.
It was an ancient settlement and the original meaning of the name is 'the tribe of the He-Brits'. The immediate area is rich in early history with stone circles and burial chambers in abundance.
Behind the cottage and up on a hill is the Iron Age village of Carn Euny with all its circular stone houses and Fogue. The view from the top is spectacular. Across the road is the stone circle of Boscawen-un. Sancreed has a high Beacon, a Holy well and a beautiful 16th century church.
The beautiful reservoir of Drift can be approached from both ends and has an abundant bird life.
Tregonebris is a tiny hamlet which is part of the wider parish of Sancreed.
It was an ancient settlement and the original meaning of the name is 'the tribe of the He-Brits'. The immediate area is rich in early history with stone circles and burial chambers in abundance.
Behind the cottage and up on a hill is the Iron Age village of Carn Euny with all its circular stone houses and Fogue. The view from the top is spectacular. Across the road is the stone circle of Boscawen-un. Sancreed has a high Beacon, a Holy well and a beautiful 16th century church.
The beautiful reservoir of Drift can be approached from both ends and has an abundant bird life.
Gardens
Cornwall boasts many beautiful gardens many of them are very close by. Trewidden is the nearest and is famous for its camellias and champion magnolia trees. Then there is Tremenheere sculpture garden, Trengwainton(National Trust) and many more horticultural delights that will assault your senses and give you much inspiration. Many visitors leave with a boot laden with plants. |
Beaches
Far West Cornwall has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. There are surfing beaches, swimming beaches, rocky coves and harbours in every small seaside town and village. These can be explored from the south west coastal path but most have easy access where there is ample parking for a delightful day trip.
Far West Cornwall has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. There are surfing beaches, swimming beaches, rocky coves and harbours in every small seaside town and village. These can be explored from the south west coastal path but most have easy access where there is ample parking for a delightful day trip.
Nearest Fishing Towns
Penzance is the largest town nearby. It runs into Newlyn on the west and Marazion on the east. There is so much to do from Dairy Cottage that a week is never enough. Our visitors like to return again and again to experience the beauty of the area.
Penzance is the largest town nearby. It runs into Newlyn on the west and Marazion on the east. There is so much to do from Dairy Cottage that a week is never enough. Our visitors like to return again and again to experience the beauty of the area.
"This is our 8th visit to Dairy Cottage and we simply can't get enough of it. We will be back next year." Zena and Glenn, May 2019
- West Penwith is full of beautiful sandy beaches, high cliffs, rolling farmland and gorse covered moors. The area is rich in attractions but also an ideal place to escape and totally unwind.
- Penzance - 4 miles - Shopping centre with restaurants, theatre, cinema, museums, galleries and large harbour.
- Newlyn - 3 miles - Colourful fishing port with fish shops and steeply winding lanes. It is a centre for artists both past and present.
- St Just - 4 miles - Market town with pubs, shops and galleries. St Just is in the the heart of the mining area with Lelant and Geevor mine being open to the public.
- Mousehole - 4.5 miles - Ancient harbour edged by pretty cottages. A haven for artists.
- Porthcurno - 7 miles - Small village stretching down to a superb beach with the famous Minack Open Air Theatre on the cliff tops.
- Sennen - 5 miles - Stunning stretch of golden sands and tremendous surf.
- Lamorna - 7 miles - Beautiful cove surrounded by woodland. Great for coastal walking, fishing and snorkelling.
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