A lovely little wood-burner to keep you snug whatever the weather.
An open doorway leads from the kitchen to the living-room.
A canvas sail screens the bed.
The sheltered harbour at Portscatho, just yards from the cottage (not the view).
1 North Parade is part of a small Victorian terrace just steps away from the sea.
The dining-area with vintage scrubbed pine table.
Plenty of space to relax.
Lovely decorative touches.
Light floods in from the tall windows.
A basket of logs for the fire.
Looking from the living-room through to the kitchen.
Plenty of books for rainy days.
Stairs lead up from the bedroom to the living-room.
It must be time for a lunchtime drink....pop over to the Harbour Club or the Plume of Feathers.
The kitchen has a sloping ceiling so please mind your head if you are tall.
The kitchen is compact but very well-equipped.
Porthole windows continue the nautical theme.
The cosy double bedroom.
The dressing area in the shower-room.
A lovely arched mirror in the shower-room.
A big double shower cubicle.
A drench head shower and a hand-held shower should do the job!
The shower-room is adjacent to the bedroom on the ground floor.
Stairs lead up to the living-room.
Looking from the kitchen to the living-room.
The fisherman's shelter.
Portscatho is still home to working fishing boats.
Portscatho harbour.
Tatams Beach is only a few yards from the cottage.
Enjoy the NT coastal footpath from the doorstep.
So many walks to choose from.
Porthcurnick Beach.
Enjoy a stroll across the cliffs to the Hidden Hut for lunch.
Boats in the bay.
Portscatho breakwater.
The sheltered harbour at Portscatho, just yards from the cottage (not the view).
1 North Parade
2995Portscatho | Sleeps 2 (no children under 16)
7 Nights from £448
Mr Knapp September 2021
A very nice comfortable cottage for two people. Right in the centre of the village very close to well stocked shop and local pub. We had slight concern about being opposite the Harbour Club entrance but it was quieter that we expected. Local walks from the front door and plenty to see and visit in the immediate area. Parking is available about 200mts away up a steep hill and not a problem. Overall the village is not too busy unlike other local places like St Mawes or Mevagissey which has lots of visitors. ...
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Mrs Maynard July 2021
A gorgeous little cottage. We love the location in lovely Portscatho. The village has an excellent pub, a lovely little restaurant and a very well equipped shop. There is delicious pastries and coffee served every morning at Tatum's which is two minutes walk away. Lots of fantastic coastal walks on your doorstep. North Parade was a wonderful, restful place to return to at the end of a long day. We will be back. ...
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Mrs Coupe July 2021
A lovely few days respite at this great cottage. Very clean and comfortable with all you want at hand. Fantastic location (shame that the Harbour Club prevents the view of the sea). Step out of the door and turn right and you have a shop/post office, butcher, pub, and cafe/restaurant. Plus galleries. Turn left and you have a takeaway coffee shop selling coffee and pastries right next to the beach. A few minutes drive and you have excellent restaurants. What more would you want?...
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Ms Wood July 2021
What a brilliantly designed bolthole for 2 - light, airy and in premium location for an early and excellent coffee on sea wall. Everything you want and more, and a fab shower too.
Mrs Leonard April 2021
Lovely bijou cottage. Beautifully thought through
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