Directions

STANDARD ROUTE

It is recommended that you follow a route to Penzance via the A30. On the outskirts of Penzance, take the short length of by-pass leading to a roundabout, just beyond the Penzance Heliport to your right. At this roundabout, follow the 'A30 Land's End, St Just' signs, taking the exit up the hill. Carry on straight over two more roundabouts, still on the A30. At the third roundabout take the third exit signposted to Pendeen (A3071). Carry on along here for almost four miles.
(1) Take the right fork, signed Pendeen (B3318).
(2) Turn right at the cross-roads onto the B3306 towards St Ives and Zennor. Almost immediately take the first turning to the right into a tarmac lane, twisting round to your left and down to a mini T junction, having just passed over a stream. Turn right up an unmade up track. Stone Farm Cottage is at the end on the right.

SCENIC ROUTE

From the A30 roundabout to St Ives , take a right turn towards the Lelant roundabout at the bottom. Take the first turning on the left and proceed for 3 miles uphill passing initially the Watermill pub on your right and John Fowler holiday cottages further up the hill also on the right. At the T-junction at the top, turn right for Halsetown and St Ives. Proceed for 2 miles going downhill until you reach another T-junction adjacent to a round house restaurant on your left. Turn left onto the B3306 to St Just road heading out of St Ives in a south westerly direction for 10 miles, on Britain’s voted most scenic car journey, to Pendeen.The Atlantic will always be on your right, and you will pass the villages of Zennor, hamlet of Gunnards Head and Morvah before arriving into Pendeen. Just immediately before the sign saying Pendeen on your left , take a left turn into a tarmac lane, twisting round to your left and down to a mini T junction , having just passed over a stream. Turn right up an unmade up track. Stone Farm Cottage is at the end on the right.

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