Boswednack

Boswednack is a small hamlet set within the parish of Zennor, close to the north coast of the Penwith peninsula in Cornwall, England. Situated along the B3306 road and lying southwest of Zennor, Boswednack occupies a quietly distinctive position on this storied stretch of Cornish landscape. Its identity is shaped by its precise location—part of the cluster of settlements that trace the northern edge of Penwith—and by the road that links it to neighbouring places. For travellers exploring Cornwall’s rugged peninsulas and coastal parishes, Boswednack offers a clear and specific point on the map: a hamlet whose ties to Zennor and to the B3306 are its defining details. Whether noted on a route or encountered while following the north coast of Penwith, Boswednack stands as a named place within Cornwall’s tapestry, a tiny settlement with a distinct address in the county and region it inhabits.