Bed and Breakfast Holiday Accommodation St Ives, Cornwall - Coast House

Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in St Ives

Comfortable guest house accommodation with magnificent views of the town, harbour and ocean beyond!

Coast House is a newly refurbished victorian townhouse, situated on Tregenna Terrace with ample parking nearby, offering very comfortable accommodation all year round. Our guest house is situated on the seaward side of St. Ives, offering arguably the most magnificent views across the town and harbour, the open Ocean, with breathtaking coastal scenery and beyond.

Coast House is a non smoking guest house, offering 4 B&B rooms. A variety of breakfast options are available each day using the best local produce, including fresh fruit, a choice of cereals, fruit juice, full English, or local smoked salmon and scrambled eggs. Vegetarian breakfasts always available

Room only is also available for those guests who wish to enjoy our rooms a little longer.
A warm welcome and comfortable stay awaits you whether you are visiting St. Ives for a short break or a longer holiday.

Double en suite, sea view rooms, Super King Sea View Room, Family Room and Single Room.

Coast House is a victorian town house built in 1870, for a shipping merchant. In 1903-07 the house was occupied by the American impressionist Walter Elmer Schofield RBA ROI (1867-1944) who was regarded as one of America's leading landscape painters. During his time in St Ives he was a very active member of the arts club.

BED & BREAKFAST ACCOMMODATION

Our 4 rooms consist of.

• 2x double en-suite, with sea and harbour views.
• 1 family suite which is an en-suite double with interconnecting twin room.
• 1 superking suite with sea and harbour views.
• All rooms are centrally heated, have tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryer and flat screen lcd tv's with freeview.

LOCATION

St. Ives is a town of outstanding beauty, with blue flag golden sandy beaches, attracting artists, shoppers, beachcombers, surfers and families alike. Experience the unique charm of this Cornish fishing town...whitewashed buildings and winding, cobbled streets, waiting to be explored. Dining in beach side and terraced restaurants. There is a multitude of colourful shops, restaurants, cafes and art galleries, including The Tate, the Barbara Hepworth Museum and the open golf courses at Tregenna Castle and Lelant.

The town is a perfect base for exploring Cornwall, with all it’s charming villages, stunning coastal towns and attractions, including St. Michael’s Mount, Penzance, Land’s End, Mousehole, Minack Theatre, Lizard Peninsula, Tintagel Castle and The Eden Project to mention but a few.