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Steeped in industrial roots, the former mining town of Pendeen is now a small, quiet village boasting an attractive church and an award-winning pub, just 50 metres away from your doorstep. High up on the exposed cliffs of the Tin Coast, part of the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site, discover Levant Mine featuring a restored 1840s beam engine running on steam, open Sunday to Thursday, less than 1 mile away. Nestled between the moors and the sea, Trengwainton Garden (6 miles) is set in 25 acres of sheltered gardens featuring walled gardens and wooded paths, bursting with exotic trees, flowers and shrubs. On the Land’s End peninsula, stroll around 19th-century Pendeen Lighthouse, 1 mile away, to admire even more stunning views over the rugged coastline.

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