Portreath

Cornwall

Stay in a stunning property, just a stone’s throw away from the Portreath beach split into 4 double room and 2 double room holiday apartments.

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WiFi Included with Superfast Broadband

Off road parking for 1 car per property with additional parking found on Tregea Hill on a first come first served basis

Electric Vehicle Charging

Dogs Welcome

Smart TVs

Wood Burner (First bag of logs included)

Games Room with Pool Table

Travel Cot and High Chair Available

Included in both properties.

Two stunning properties with commanding views across Portreath beach and towards the harbour

Perfectly positioned to admire the beach views, this is a superbly spacious modern holiday property where you can unwind, relax and create many wonderful memories with loved ones.

There is a wide selection of shops and pubs to choose from right in the heart of the village, meaning everything you need is close by for those days where you don’t feel like driving. If you do decide to venture further afield, the prime location of the property makes much of Cornwall easily accessible, particularly via the A30. Head to the cobbled streets of St Ives, surfer’s haven Newquay, the Eden Project, or even Land’s End, England’s most westerly point.

If a larger property is what you’re after, sleeping up to 8 people, Tregoose provides 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a stunning living area primed for spending evening meals with friends and family and enjoying the magnificent views in the sunroom.

For smaller retreats with up to 4 people, Surfers is the perfect apartment offering a modern open plan living space with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom.

There is off-road parking included with the property with additional parking found on Tregea Hill on a first come first served basis. Both properties are also equipt with an electric vehicle charging point.

The seaside village of Portreath has a superb sandy beach popular with surfers and families alike and is just a stone’s throw away from the front door of this property. As a UNESCO World Heritage site it was once a private Georgian Spa and bustling Victorian port and now, heaped in Cornish Mining history, it is a lesser known spacious beach retreat where you can relax without worrying about the hoards of holiday makers that other coastal hotspots.

For the avid surfer it benefits from it’s a northerly position where waves are often higher due to not being shielded by the bay. Just a short walk down the road is a surf school providing lessons and hire making it the perfect place for beginners and seasoned surfers alike.

With fantastic views of the sea and beach, particularly from the living areas, and panoramas across the coast line and the village itself, you can relax in your holiday home admiring the landscape come rain or shine.