Hatsands

Hatsands is a small hamlet located in the district of North Cornwall, in the county of Cornwall, England. It is situated approximately 1.5 kilometers inland from the north Cornish coast.

The area is predominantly known for its quaint rural landscape, with a mix of pavements and fields. The hamlet is relatively small, but has a long history dating back to the 19th century, when many families settled in the area for agricultural purposes. During this time, one of the most significant features of the hamlet was the apple industry, as many of the surrounding orchards produced a variety of apples.

Some of the notable features of Hatsands include the existence of a village shop, numerous private residences, and the church of St. Senara. The village shop serves as a local hub for the community, selling essential items, gifts, and sometimes hosting local events. The church of St. Senara has been recognized as one of the earliest Christian churches built in Cornwall, presenting a unique historical aspect to the hamlet.

There are very few businesses operating within the area of Hatsands, although a restaurant is situated near nearby Porthmeor Beach. The hamlet's isolation from other nearby settlements means it has retained much of its original, tranquil atmosphere. Visiting the rural landscape surrounding Hatsands is a common leisure activity for its residents, as well as for the occasional visitor to the region.

As a hamlet, every aspect of Hatsands is characterized by a nostalgic atmosphere, emphasizing simplicity, local character and an emphasis on history. Individuals often make trips to Hatsands to get a glimpse of this relatively quiet way of life.