THE HEARTBEAT OF NEWLYN’S DAY-TO-DAY LIFE
Newlyn might only be a mile along the coast from Penzance but is rightly protective of its difference and independence from its larger neighbour. The sea, and fishing in particular, is still the heartbeat of Newlyn’s day- to-day life. The boats constantly leave (for a day or for weeks) and come back in to port, filling the daily, early-morning fish market with the catch which finds its way to the kitchens of some of the country’s most celebrated chefs. Art has long coursed through the town’s veins too. The ‘Newlyn School’ existed from the late 19th to early 20th century, and art’s importance still looms large in its buildings and culture. Newlyn is small, lively, distinctive and, thanks to the A30 and Penzance station, much more accessible than a quick glance at the map might suggest. High Tide is a good-looking addition to a handsome town; owning one of these striking homes could be where your new life begins.
NEWLYN: INDEPENDENCE, ART AND THE SEA
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