Kerensa ha-Kres

Kerensa ha-Kres is a barn conversion at Mayon Farm in Sennen, the last village before Land's End. The property sits on a single level and has a terrace with sea views across the Atlantic coast - just 700 metres from Sennen Cove beach and the South West Coast Path.

Inside, a king-size double bedroom and a twin share a family bathroom with bath and shower over. The open-plan living area has a kitchen with slimline dishwasher, fridge, and washer-dryer, alongside a dining and sitting space with Smart TV and WiFi. A cot and highchair are available.

The terrace comes furnished with garden seating and a barbecue, oriented to make the most of the coastal views. Off-road parking for one car is about 100 yards from the front door. A pub and shop are both within 2 minutes' walk.

Sennen Cove - a mile of white sand at Whitesand Bay with surf schools, cafes, and RNLI lifeguards in summer - is a 10-minute walk downhill. Gwynver Beach, a wilder surf beach reached by a steep cliff path, is 1.1 miles north. The coast path walk from Sennen Cove to Land's End takes about 30 minutes along the cliff tops, and Maen Castle - mainland Britain's most westerly cliff fort, dating to around 250 BC - is on the headland above.

Nearby: Sennen Cove (700m) and Gwynver Beach (1.1 miles). See our Sennen guide for more beaches and walks in the area.

Best for a couple or small family wanting sea views and a barbecue terrace within a 10-minute walk of Sennen Cove; less suited to guests wanting to bring a dog, since Kerensa ha-Kres does not accept pets.