Our cottage takes it's name from the rising sun that floods in at the rear as it breaks over the hilly fields beyond. "Boragweyth" is a cosy cocoon from where you can explore the wonders of West Penwith. This place has everything you need whether you're returning from a day in the surf at nearby Sennen or a stroll around the Tate in St Ives or a short walk along the South West Coast path to Portheras Cove. Stay home and cook or stroll down to the village pubs. Perfect.. The space Boragweyth will look after you. West Penwith is wonderfully wild and we spend most of our time here exploring the nearby Carns ancient settlements and standing stones on the hill tops as well as the multiple beaches and walking the coast path. The geography of the area means that we are surrounded by the sea. So many places are easily accessible St Ives, Sennen and other surfing beaches, Penzance, Marazion,St Michael's Mount,Newlyn,Mousehole, all just short drives away. With all that exploring to do you need a cosy retreat and that is what Boragweyth provides. Simple, stylish, warm and well equipped has been the aim. We hope you'll agree. You will enter the house at the rear through the back garden via a small conservatory where you can sit in the morning enjoying a coffee as the day gets going. A door leads into the kitchen which is well equipped for cooking for a family. There is seating for 5 comfortably here. The sitting room is a splendid room with a full dining table seating up to 10 at one end and a large granite inglenook at the other housing a woodburing stove. A door from here exits to the front garden which is fully enclosed and faces West so gets sun all afternoon. The stairs rise to the 3 bedrooms and the bathroom on the first floor. The bathroom houses a full size bath with a modern shower over and this room has the best view over the fields to the rear with sea glimpses. Bedroom 1 has a superking bed. Bedroom 2 has a zip and link superking bed so can be set up as a twin on request. Both of these rooms have views over the front garden. Bedroom 3 has views over the rear garden and has a single bed with truckle. The truckle can be used only by prior arrangement. The second lavatory is outside in the rear garden at the end of the small barn. The rear garden has a patio where the sun shines for most of the day. There are cushions for the chairs in the small barn in a chest as well as a portable BBQ. There is also a front garden which is West facing. Both gardens are fully enclosed. Guest access The cottage is accessed off a small lane on the edge of the village. There is room to park one small car on the property but as the access is tight we advise guests to park on the grassy area set off the road used by the properties of the terrace a stones throw from the cottage gate. (Please note the area adjacent to this which is gravelled belongs to another property and is not available for parking) Other things to note Take a look at my online guidebook to give you better insight into the area. There are so many wonderful places to visit and things to do locally and a little further afield. Birdwatching enthusiasts will be spoilt for choice year round with migrating seabirds in July through to September and year round interest on the Hayle Estuary and Marazion Marsh RSPB reserve. As well as the nearby Drift reservoir.