The Boathouse, St Ives – Sleeps 4 – Dog-Friendly

This quirky holiday home started its life as a pilchard cellar before becoming the renowned Boathouse Theatre. Now tastefully restored to a high standard, with decorative artwork and original brick walls and beams, this two-bedroom escape nestles in the centre of St Ives, just a few steps from the harbour front and a quick stroll away from St Ives gorgeous infamous beaches. This dog friendly escape is the place to be to explore St Ives renowned restaurants, independent shops and famous art galleries.

Take a seat on the comfortable corner sofa after a long day exploring, sit back and put the smart TV to use. The open plan living, kitchen and dining area adds a modern twist to the characterful exposed brick walls and beams. This contemporary restored holiday home does not lack the old Cornish charm or comfort. Cook up a storm in the sleek modern kitchen, which is generously equipped. The Boathouse offers an electric oven, induction hob, fridge with an ice box and a dishwasher. Once your meal has been served take a seat at the breakfast bar, seating four, to enjoy all your hard work.

The charming master bedroom, with exposed brick wall, has a double bed, hanging space, a chest of drawers and a smart TV. There is also a cloakroom with a wash hand basin and WC. The second bedroom is cosy with two small single beds, suitable for children. There is also a bedside table. In the bathroom there is a shower with a detachable shower head, wash hand basin and WC. A washing machine can be found in the storage cupboard in the bathroom.

Gas Central Heating

Two well behaved dog is welcome – A £20.00 charge per dog per week applies. Please note that dogs must not be left in the holiday home unattended or allowed on any furniture.

No Parking

Wifi Included

Linen and Towels Provided

Check-in – 5.00 pm

Check out – 10.00 am

Due to the size of the single beds in the second room, this property is only suitable for two adults and two children.

Access Statement – Access to both the front and rear doors of The Boathouse is flat from the path with no steps.