Carrick View

There is no better location to sit back and enjoy the distinctive headland of Cape Cornwall where the Atlantic meets the English Channel, and its dramatic coastal views.  Located in the midst of National Trust land, this super accommodation is situated in the Dark Skies conservation area so perfect for any keen night sky watchers.

Carrick View is part of a small, converted barn development perched on this famous rugged coastline.  From storm watching in the winter to walking the coast path in the spring and summer, Carrick View can offer all of this in bucket loads!

Just a couple of minutes drive and you will be in the bustling small town of St Just.  Centred around a square, the town has several artisan shops, pubs and places to sit back and watch the world go by. If you are interested in history then the town has one of the very few remaining sites of a mediaeval open air-theatre.

For the walkers amongst you, there is no shortage of dramatic and scenic walks right from the doorstep with the South West Coast Path just a hop skip & a jump away!

Explore the area’s history with a visit to Geevor Tin Mine part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site and potter about the ancient mine ruins at Botallack before meandering the path down to the Crowns Engine houses and take in the ocean views beyond.

For beach lovers, you'll be spoilt for choice. The nearby beaches at Sennen, Nanjizal and Porthcurno are a 5, 8 and 9 mile drive respectively from Carrick View.

The golf course is open to non members and the Cape Cornwall Club located just a few yards from the apartments, welcomes visitors to use their other chargeable facilities as well as restaurant and bar.