Welcome to Piskey Cottage, a charming and traditional self-catering holiday cottage nestled in the heart of Portreath on the beautiful Cornish coast. Just 100 yards from the sandy beach, this cosy and characterful cottage is perfect for families, couples or small groups looking for a relaxing seaside escape in Cornwall.
The cottage comfortably sleeps 4-6 guests and combines classic Cornish charm with modern amenities to ensure a comfortable stay. Enjoy easy access to local shops, cafes, pubs and the South West Coast Path for breathtaking cliff walks and coastal adventures right from your doorstep.
Whether you’re craving lazy beach days, scenic cliff walks, or charming village life, Piskey Cottage offers the perfect base for exploring the north Cornish coastline. Book now to experience Cornwall’s natural beauty and seaside charm. :contentReference



Piskey (Old Cornish for 'Pixey') Cottage is a charming and traditional Cornish tin miner's cottage situated close to the beach in Portreath - sleeps 4-6.
Extensively refurbished and redecorated in early 2018, yet retaining many period features the cottage has double glazing throughout and private off street parking.
The two bedrooms upstairs sleep a total of four and are ideal for a couple with two children. One of the two sofas in the living room additionally folds out into a full size double sofabed.
A well equipped galley style kitchen is equiped with cooker, dishwasher, fridge-freezer, washing machine-dryer, microwave, toaster etc.
The sitting room also has a digital colour TV with DVD player.
The bathroom includes an electric shower over the bath.
The front of the cottage comprises a private secluded garden with lawn and table and chairs for summer dining.
Piskey Cottage is family run and we hope that you enjoy staying there as much as we do ourselves!

The cottage is less than 150 yard from the excellent sandy beach which is perfect for swimming, snorkelling, surfing, or sunbathing.
There are many fascinating rock pools for children to explore, as well as several impressive caves and dramatic cliff walks on the North Cornwall Coastal Path extending in either direction from the beach with stunning views in all directions over National Trust land and the ocean.
A short drive away are nearby attractions such as Tehidy Country Park, Cornish Tramways as well as additional beautiful beaches such as Perranporth, Porthtowan and Godrevey.
The village of Portreath offers good quality children friendly pubs, restaurants, cafes, newsagents, bakery, surf shops, bycicle hire, an essential fish & chip shop and a delightful small harbour. Redruth is just ten minutes by car or bus and offers in addition to the above, various antiques shops, a cinema and further shopping facilities.


Portreath is an ideal central base to explore Cornwall slightly further a field with attractions such as The Eden Project, Newquay, Poldark Mines, Land's End, St. Ives, Padstow, St. Michael's Mount, Minack Open Air Theatre, Bodmin Moor and the highly reccomended Seal Sanctuary at Gweek, Helston.
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Portreath, Cornwall
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Portreath is a charming coastal village on Cornwall’s north coast, perfect for a relaxed seaside holiday with a touch of adventure. Nestled between dramatic cliffs and golden sands, it offers a beautiful sandy beach that’s ideal for sunbathing, rock pooling, and family fun, while the Atlantic waves make it a popular spot for surfers and bodyboarders. The village itself has a friendly, laid-back feel, with cosy cafés, traditional pubs, and local shops just a short stroll from the shore.
Holidays in Portreath are all about enjoying the outdoors. Scenic coastal paths lead directly from the village, offering breathtaking walks along rugged cliffs with sweeping sea views, especially stunning at sunset. The area is rich in Cornish mining history, adding character and interest to the landscape, and nearby attractions and beaches make Portreath a great base for exploring the wider Cornwall region.
Whether you’re looking for a peaceful escape by the sea, an active break filled with coastal walks and water sports, or a classic Cornish beach holiday, Portreath combines natural beauty, local charm, and a welcoming atmosphere that makes visitors want to return year after year.

