Nestled into the coastal village of Kuggar, Pentira is a wonderful property ideal for a group of friends or a family looking to explore the Lizard Heritage Coast of Cornwall. Be welcomed into a large characterful property and make yourself at home in one of the two lovely sitting rooms, each an ideal spot to catch up on a good book with a coffee, with one of the sitting rooms housing the welcoming glow of a woodburning stove. When mealtimes call, a kitchen with a delightful countryside feel caters to your culinary needs, and guests can enjoy a heart-warming meal in the dining room whilst the handy utility takes care of your muddy boots. When sleep calls, choose between five beautifully presented bedrooms, each with their own character and charm, including two double rooms, two double zip/link rooms which can be set up as a twin on request, and a bunk room, serviced by a bathroom, shower room and cloakroom. The beautiful exterior of the property is complemented by a picturesque front and rear enclosed garden with mature shrubs and a wildlife pond, so why not dine alfresco as your four-legged family member reclines beside you in the sunshine? Pentira rests in the coastal village of Kuggar. Kuggar houses a local shop where guests can stock up on essentials and a local pub, The Potters Bar. The town is close to Kennack Sands beach, an ideal spot for sunbathing, trying out watersports and enjoying a paddle in the waves, and here you will also find a beach café. There are many stunning coastal walks which make the most of the dramatic scenery of the Lizard Heritage Coast, passing through locations such as Downas Cove, the National Trust’s Old Serpentine Works, Bass Point and Housel Bay Beach. Nearby you’ll also find Mullion Golf Course which is set spectacularly on the cliff tops of the Lizard Peninsula in one of the most beautiful locations in England. Take a stroll through the Bonython Estate Gardens or enjoy the artwork at Terence Coventry Sculpture Park. Enjoy the scenery of Cornwall with a stay at Pentira.

The large market town of Keighley is situated in Aire valley in West Yorkshire, within easy reach of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The town, mentioned in the Domesday Book, grew during the 18th and 19th centuries due to wool and cotton industries. Today Keighley offers a shopping centre, pubs, takeaways and restaurants, whilst on the outskirts of the town are two retail parks, and the Keighley and Worth Valley Light Railway, made famous by the film The Railway Children in the 1970’s, runs for five miles through the town to the village of Oxenhope. Just one mile out of town is the wonderful 17th century National Trust East Riddlesden Hall, and just four miles away is the village of Haworth, made famous as the home to the Bronte sisters. The village offers cobbled streets, lovely shops and the Bronte Parsonage Museum. Close by is the market town of Skipton and the beautiful Yorkshire Dales National Park, plus within driving distance are the city of York and delightful Harrogate. A lovely base to explore a large part of Yorkshire.

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