C H Y   N E S S A                

                   self-catering holidays   

                  Nestling above picturesque Newlyn harbour and commanding 

                          superb views across Mount’s Bay to the Lizard . . .

        Chy Nessa is a well-appointed house with inverted accommodation, set in an elevated    

    position in a traffic-free location overlooking the fishing port of Newlyn.  It is a perfect base for  

    family groups or couples to explore the beauty of the area and enjoy the local atmosphere.

    On the first floor is a light and spacious sitting room, with TV, DVD and video, comfortably

    furnished, with stripped pine floors and double-glazed picture windows with outstanding views   

    over the   bay.  Sliding doors open to the dining area of a well-fitted oak kitchen/dining room with 

    oven and hob, microwave, food processor, freezer and automatic washer/dryer.

    On the ground floor are two large bedrooms, one with TV and both with vanity basins, with a  

    double and two single beds respectively, and a bathroom/wc with handbasin and  an electric

    shower over the bath. 

    Beds have duvets.  Bed linen, four night storage heaters and general electricity are included and

    towels are available on request.  A hairdryer, travel cot, stair gate, barbecue and garden furniture

    are provided.

    Chy Nessa is approached by a short flight of gated steps leading up to a patio garden.  (Neither

    these steps nor the internal stairs are suitable for unsupervised small children.)  There is a small

    private courtyard behind the house suitable for hanging out washing and storing surfboards.

    There is a lock-up garage belonging to the property about 50 yards away.  However, it is not  

    suitable for 4 x 4s or vehicles with a low apron.  Additional parking is available in the adjacent

    24-hour pay & display car park.

    Well-behaved dogs are very welcome and can be walked on the foreshore between Newlyn and

    Mousehole and also on the sandy beach at Long Rock.  Chy Nessa’s rear yard is also fully

    enclosed.

    We regret that smoking is not permitted.

    Whatever your holiday interests, you will find Chy Nessa a welcoming haven where you can

    return to relax in pleasant, comfortable surroundings and enjoy the panoramic views.  

Some views around Chy Nessa . . . 

Sitting room with views of the harbour                    Dining room to kitchen                                                              

Dining room to sitting room and beyond             Patio garden overlooking harbour and bay                                  

Panoramic view of Mount’s Bay from Chy Nessa      

Mount's Bay is one of the top ten "Most Beautiful Bays in the World" with the ancient castle on St Michael's Mount, rising out of the sea, its crowning glory.  The Penwith peninsula has breathtaking coastal views and in its ancient landscape the traditional farm holding of field and moor still survives.  The abundance of wildlife and flora can be enjoyed along Cornwall's coastal path, while basking sharks and grey seals can also be seen.

Newlyn is Cornwall's largest fishing port, a haven for deep sea trawlers and small inshore craft.  The long arms of its 100-year old harbour walls enclose a tiny 15th-century pier.  The exceptionally clear light and bustling life of the port attracted the artist Stanhope Forbes, founder of the Newlyn School of Artists.     

The north coast of Cornwall is renowned for surfing and Penwith offers some splendid beaches on which to enjoy this sport.  Mount's Bay also offers a wealth of opportunity for water sports enthusiasts as well as giving visitors a chance to relax and unwind in beautiful surroundings.  Fishing or pleasure boat trips are available or, further afield, day trips to the unique Isles of Scilly can be enjoyed by helicoper, light aircraft or ferry. 

For lovers of gardening, Trengwainton near Penzance, run by the National Trust, is perhaps the most frost-free garden on the mainland of Britain and boasts a most comprehensive collection of rare, sub-tropical plants to be grown outdoors.  At Helston is Flambards, the award-winning, all weather attraction.  At Hayle is Paradise Park where Cornish choughs were bred to return to the wild so they would again soar above the cliffs of West Cornwall.                                                 

Thinking of leaving the car at home?  Chy Nessa is only 2 miles from Penzance railway and coach stations, the nearest bus stop is 50 metres away.  Local shops, pubs and restaurants are all within walking distance. 

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                                      Shirley and Graham Keene     Chy Nessa self-catering holidays

                            Hellangove Vean,  Gulval,  Penzance,  Cornwall TR20 8XD  tel 01736 366697

                                                                e-mail chynessa@netscape.net

                                                                           www.chynessa.co.uk