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Situated in the village of Pendeen, Cornwall lies Flintstone Cottage, a romantic retreat perfect for couples looking discover the breath-taking scenery of the south west coast. Boasting off-road parking and sea views, this dwelling is sure to be a fantastic base for exploring the area. The stylish sitting room welcomes you to kick off your sandy shoes and settle in to watch the TV while the woodburning stove creates a gentle ambiance around you. From here, happen upon the amply equipped kitchen/diner, complete with all the amenities you need to prepare tasty meals to fuel the day ahead, including an electric oven and hob and a lovely cafetiere for your morning coffee, before sitting down at the dining table to discuss the day’s events. Climbing the stairs, the mezzanine bedroom invites you to rest your eyes after a long day of discovering your surroundings; offering a plush double and ample storage in the freestanding wardrobe, the room looks out over the coastline to the not-so-distant sea, bringing an air of tranquility into the space. Completing the interior is a ground floor bathroom with a bath where you can soak your muscles after an adventurous day, as well as a walk-in shower, basin and WC. Outside, savour a glass of wine in the last of the summer sun on the patio, with seating and a barbecue, and more sea views where you can breathe in the fresh sea air and admire the Cornish coast. Treat yourself to a meal out at one of the local eateries; walking distance from the cottage is Maria Chica cafĂ© which also offers takeaway, or the Trewellard Arms for some traditional pub grub. The area is steeped in culture and home to Pendeen Lighthouse, Geevor Tin Mine, The Exchange Gallery and the Penlee House and Gallery Museum, making for a delightful day out. The town of Penzance has an abundance of things to do during your visit; the charming Chapel Street runs from the centre of the town to the harbour, noting the quaint shops and cottages dating back to the 18th century and some even further! As well as rocky coves and sandy beaches, the surrounding areas are home to some beautiful gardens for you to explore such as Trengwainton Gardens, now run by the National Trust and Morrab Gardens, home to many exotic plants and trees in the gentle Cornish microclimate. A short car journey will take you to Land’s End, the Britain’s most south-westerly point, where you can gaze over the vast clifftops, the English Chanel and the Celtic Sea. Make Flintstone Cottage your base for a memorable holiday to Cornwall.