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The Sanctuary

“Immaculate, bright and perfectly located” - VisitEngland Assessor

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St Ives, Cornwall & Isles of Scilly

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A most impressive two-bedroom apartment, both outside and in. Its full-width, south-facing terrace will be hard to resist, but only a couple of minutes away is Porthminster Beach and its much-praised café. Buzzy St Ives and its numerous interesting places to visit is just a five-minute stroll. Human and any well-behaved canine guests will find appropriate complimentary goodies on arrival.

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5 Star Self-Catering

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The Sanctuary
3 Gallinas Point Apartments, Tallard Road, ST IVES, Cornwall, TR26 2FD
Phone : 01736 630015

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  • Maximum occupancy: 4
  • Total units: 1

About the area

Discover Cornwall & Isles of Scilly

Cornwall has just about everything – wild moorland landscapes, glorious river valley scenery, picturesque villages and miles of breathtaking coastline. With more than 80 surfing spots, there are plenty of sporting enthusiasts who also make their way here to enjoy wave-surfing, kite surfing and blokarting.

In recent years, new or restored visitor attractions have attracted even more visitors to the region; the Eden Project is famous for its giant geodesic domes housing exotic plants from different parts of the globe, while nearby the Lost Gardens of Heligan has impressive kitchen gardens and a wildlife hide.

Dining nearby

Restaurants and Pubs
Porthminster Beach Café

AA Rosette Award

Slap bang on stunning Porthminster Beach, this landmark white building occupies an enviable position. Whether you dine in the restaurant or on the terrace, the sea views are breathtaking. Vibrant pan-Asian dishes dominate the menu, which uses the...
The Sloop Inn

A trip to St Ives wouldn’t be complete without visiting this 700-year-old pub perched right on the harbourside. Slate floors, beamed ceilings and nautical artefacts dress some of the several bars and dining areas, whilst the cobbled forecourt is an...
The Halsetown Inn

Built in 1831, The Halsetown Inn is named after the village’s architect and benefactor, James Halse. From the outside, little changes at this stone-built pub, but the interior reveals a more contemporary style although the open fires remain. A well...
The Watermill

In extensive gardens on the old St Ives coach road, with glorious valley views towards Trencrom Hill, this cosy, family-friendly pub and restaurant was built in the 18th century as Lelant Mill. Although it ceased milling in the early 1900s, the old...

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