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Kerenza Sands

  • Sleeps up to 6
  • Pets 1
  • Hot Tub
  • Bedrooms: 3

About Kerenza Sands

This beachfront house at Kerenza Sands sits mere metres from Praa Sands beach in Cornwall. Under a minute's walk to the sand makes this spot perfect for beach lovers. The property features uninterrupted sea views from the large private garden and a private hot tub for evening soaks. An outdoor shower handles sandy feet and wetsuits after beach days.

Praa Sands offers excellent surfing conditions and coastal path walks right from your doorstep. The enclosed garden welcomes up to two dogs and wild rabbits often visit. The beach provides clean sand perfect for families with disabled access available via a short walk.

Inside you'll find three bedrooms sleeping six guests. The master has a king-size bed with ensuite shower. Bedroom two offers a double bed whilst bedroom three has twin beds. There's a family bathroom with walk-in shower. The open-plan living area connects to a summer room and dining space seating eight. The kitchen includes a Nespresso coffee machine and double oven.

St Michael's Mount at Marazion sits 10 minutes away by car. Porthleven's restaurants and harbour are also 10 minutes drive. Penzance, Mousehole and Lamorna Cove are all within easy reach for day trips.

Perfect for families or couples wanting beachfront luxury with modern facilities. The surfboard storage and coastal path access make this ideal for active holidays. Check availability at Kerenza Sands today.

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Need to Know

Lodge Facilities
  • Beachfront holiday house
  • Private hot tub in garden
  • Beachfront location under 1 minute walk
  • Outdoor shower for wetsuits
  • Surfboard storage area
  • EV charging point available
  • Uninterrupted sea views
  • Large private enclosed garden
  • Coastal path access
  • Pet-friendly (2 dogs welcome)
  • Private parking for 3 cars
  • Summer room with sea views
  • Charcoal BBQ area
  • Sun loungers provided
Accommodation features
  • Three bedrooms: 1 x king-size with ensuite shower, 1 x double, 1 x twin
  • Family bathroom with walk-in shower
  • Ensuite with shower cubicle, vanity unit and WC
  • Open-plan living/dining room with sea views
  • Summer room with seating and Smart TV
  • Dining table seating for eight
  • Double electric fan oven and grill
  • Electric hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher
  • Washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave
  • Nespresso Essenza coffee machine
  • Wall-mounted Smart TV with games console
  • Electric wood-burner fireplace
  • Electric heating throughout
  • Free Wi-Fi (speed not guaranteed)
  • Cot and high chair available
  • Heated towel rails in bathrooms
  • French doors to garden
  • All cutlery, crockery and cookware provided
  • Pet cost: £40 per pet per week
  • Check-in 4pm, check-out 10am

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Kerenza Sands Reviews

17 reviews from guests who stayed at Kerenza Sands

Anonymous
May 2025

Beautiful place to stay, right on the coastal path with beach just a couple of minutes walk away. To access the beach you need to walk down some steps, or there is disabled access via a ramp if you were to walk about 5-10 mins further. The beach is stunning - super clean and perfect for children. We loved it. We had a dog with us and whilst the garden is secure, be wary if you have a dog who jumps as the garden wall isn’t very high. Our cocker spaniel didn’t attempt it, but a bigger dog might. There’s lots of wild rabbits that come into the garden, which drove our dog bananas. Thankfully she didn’t catch one! The property is very well maintained and modern. It really does have everything you need there and I wish we could have stayed longer than we did. The property has septic tanks, which despite all of the air fresheners in the world you are still aware of. It didn’t spoil anything for us, but just keep the house well ventilated. I would definitely stay again.

Julian
Mar 2025

Amazing location with coastal walks on your doorstep. The garden is very dog safe for those who wish to bring their four legged friends. The hot tub is an added bonus.

Lee
Nov 2024

Everything about Kerenza sands is perfect. The view is amazing, the proximity to the beach is fantastic and the pub close by is great. The interior of the cottage is modern and stylish and really makes you feel at home, the layout is brilliant if you’ve got a dog as it’s all on one level. The outdoor space is great as well, the decking is great to watch the world go by, the garden is a great size and the hot tub is a brilliant addition to wind down after a day on the beach.

John
Sep 2024

Sadly Kerenza sands @ praa sands did not meet our expectations. We loved the location with beautiful views of the sea. But there was a lot of things that could of been better. When it rains the deck gets flooded the water doesn't run off? The conservatory has seen better days the welcome pack although a nice thought it would of been nice to of had some milk. Overall definitely not worth £2,500 for a week in September.

Emma
Aug 2024

A lovely house right on the beach at Praa. The lounge is set up brilliantly with a great TV and comfy seats. Outdoors pace and hot tub perfect for warm days. It was immaculately clean when we arrived. The kitchen is small but has pretty much everything you need. Highly recommend.

Deborah
Jun 2024

Lovely stay here and what a view, this is an amazing location. The property was immaculate and the hot tub fabulous. We are booking again for next year.

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Tip: Check the causeway times when you book, as they decide whether you walk across or take a boat from the mainland.

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Tip: Check the zoo's website for current opening times, ticket offers and parking details before you go, as these can change.

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