Boslow

Boslow is a three-bedroom terraced cottage on Pleasant Terrace in St Just - the most westerly town in mainland England. The property sits within a 5-minute walk of the town's market square, independent shops, and two pubs, with the Atlantic coast just a mile away.

Spread over two floors, three bedrooms include a king-size double with TV and en-suite shower room, a twin with TV, and a double with TV. The main bathroom has a bath with shower over. Downstairs, the sitting room has a woodburning stove, and a separate dining room connects to the kitchen. Underfloor heating and eco-electric heating supplement the stove. Wi-Fi and a Bluetooth speaker are provided.

Off-road parking fits two cars, though the access lane is narrow at 6 feet 11 inches wide - roadside parking and a free village car park are available alternatives. The enclosed garden has a lawn, patio with furniture, and a barbecue pit. Priests Cove, a rocky cove at the foot of Cape Cornwall, is 1.4km away. Gwynver Beach - a sandy surf beach with powerful Atlantic swells and year-round dog access - is 3.8km to the south.

St Just's mining heritage is among the most dramatic in Cornwall. The Crowns engine houses at Botallack sit on the cliff face a short drive north, and the coast path from Cape Cornwall runs past them. Levant Mine and Geevor Tin Mine are both open to visitors.