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Bossiney at a glance

A clear starting point for Bossiney

Bossiney whispers secrets of old Cornwall, a tranquil rural hamlet nestled just a heartbeat from the dramatic coastline. Here, ancient lanes wind past sturdy stone cottages, and fields unfurl towards the distant roar of the Atlantic. It's a place where time slows, inviting quiet contemplation amidst windswept beauty, far from the madding crowds, yet utterly

Bossiney’s roots plunge deep into Cornish soil, a settlement recorded in the venerable Domesday Book of 1086, then known as 'Botcinni'. Its name likely derives from Cornish, possibly meaning "habitation of Cinni". Historically, it served as part of the wider Tintagel manor, sharing in the legendary tales and tin rich landscapes of this dramatic stretch

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