Self catering in Portreath

Carn Brea Portreath St Agnes Cornish Engine Houses Beaches

A short drive will take you to:

St. Ives Hayle Penzance St. Michael's Mount Many archaeological sites Several child-friendly attractions

A slightly longer drive (an hour or more) gives you access to:

The Eden Project The Lost Gardens of Heligan Day trips to the Scilly Isles Sennen Cove Lands End The Minack open air theatre Padstow Bodmin Moor

Recently built detached bungalow, with one double bedroom and a smaller bedroom with bunks.

Fantastic position with sea views right on the North Coast Path and about 100 metres from beach.

Situated on Cornwall's North Coast between St Ives and Newquay. At the 'quiet' end of the beach, known as 'Smugglers Cove', it is easily reached on a small road with private parking.

The village is in easy walking distance providing Shops, Restaurants and 3 Pubs.

Safe, sandy beach patrolled by lifeguards and also good for surfing.

Well-equipped kitchen with washing machine, microwave etc.

Lounge diner with bed settee, TV and DVD.

Central to many attractions in Cornwall with the main A30 road less than 4 miles away.

Ideal for couples and families. (Single sex groups not permitted)

Sorry, no pets allowed

PORTREATH

Portreath nestles in a valley between high cliffs with a secluded sandy beach which is ideal for the family.

The beach is clean and safe for children as well as providing adequate surfing for those who do not want to travel elsewhere.

The village has a friendly atmosphere and caters for most needs of visitors whether holidaying in the area or touring whilst based in the village. The village has 3 pubs, with many more within a few miles; Portreath boasts one of the best restaurants in Cornwall.

It is within a 40-minute drive of the Eden Project, Lost Gardens of Heligan, The Maritime Museum, many surf beaches, golf clubs.

For the holiday-maker who prefers to keep to the local area, there are many facilities to enjoy including the beautiful beach for swimming, surfing and windsurfing, fishing the National Trust coastal footpath with unsurpassed, breathtaking scenery and inland wooded and parkland walks where wild flowers and many species of birds abound.