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Arra Venton
Lower Porthmeor

Near Zennor, Cornwall

Although Arra Venton is not of a great age, it represents a tradition as old as the fields in which it stands, which have scarcely changed since the Iron Age. It is a short walk from here across the fields to where a little valley cuts through the cliffs to form a rocky bay.

 
Sleeps: 5      Beds: S T D 
Fire or stove Bath Open grounds, garden or terrace or yard Remote property or isolated location Dogs allowed (up to 2)

The Captain's House
Lower Porthmeor

Near Zennor, Cornwall

Lower Porthmeor is a farm hamlet, typical of the area of West Penwith where sometimes as many as four houses are grouped around a single farm. The Captain's House dates from the 1840s, has a massive kitchen fireplace and a snug parlour. It is a short walk from here across the fields to where a little valley cuts through the cliffs to form a rocky bay.

 
Sleeps: 4      Beds: T D 
Fire or stove Bath Open grounds, garden or terrace or yard Remote property or isolated location Dogs allowed (up to 2)

The Farmhouse
Lower Porthmeor

Near Zennor, Cornwall

Lower Porthmeor is a farm hamlet, typical of the area of West Penwith where sometimes as many as four houses are grouped around a single farm. Built around 1800, the Farmhouse has a handsome front of granite ashlar, paid for perhaps with money from the tin stamps nearby. It is a short walk from here across the fields to where a little valley cuts through the cliffs to form a rocky bay.

 
Sleeps: 4      Beds: T D 
Fire or stove Bath Dishwasher Open grounds, garden or terrace or yard Remote property or isolated location Dogs allowed (up to 2) Outside dining furniture


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