Close
by is the geographical landmark of Cape Cornwall, the only Cape in England.
On its south side is Priests Cove, one of numerous coves along this stretch
of coastline, from where local boats fish for crab and lobster. Beyond
Priests Cove is the beautiful cot valley with its tumbling stream which
runs down to the sea at Porthnanven. A mile offshore here, rising over
100 feet above the sea, are the Brison Rocks, which have been the scene
of many shipwrecks.
The moors of Penwith are rich in iron and bronze age relics dating back
to 4000BC. Tregeseal Stone Circle, Lanyon Quoit, Men-an-tol and Chysauster
Iron Age Village are all close by.
Situated on the Heritage coast in an area of outstanding natural beauty
this is an ideal base from which to explore the Lands End Peninsula. St
Ives, Penzance, St Michael's Mount and Lands End are all a short distance
away.
The
Boscean Country Hotel is located amidst some of the most dramatic scenery
in West Cornwall and is somewhere very special just waiting to be discovered.
The natural gardens, nearly 3 acres, are well established and a haven
for wildlife including foxes and badgers.
This
country house offers a wonderful combination of oak panelled walls,
a magnificent oak staircase and open log fires.
All
en-suite, one of our bedrooms.
Boscean
has an excellent reputation for providing freshly prepared local
and home grown produce. Our desserts are home-made and only limited
by what you can eat!
