The sheltered harbour at Portscatho, just yards from the cottage (not the view).
A lovely little wood-burner to keep you snug whatever the weather.
An open doorway leads from the kitchen to the living-room.
1 North Parade is part of a small Victorian terrace just steps away from the sea.
A canvas sail screens the bed.
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 Robinson May 2018
Loved it!
Mrs Fletcher September 2018
Fabulous location a stones throw from the beach and wonderful Tatums for coffee, cakes and 180 degree sea views
Mrs Young August 2018
A lovely cottage in a perfect spot close to all amenities and the sea. A little dark downstairs but the living area bright but it is a cottage and its very quaint so to be expected. Overall a lovely break.
Mr Prankerd June 2017
Second time that we have stayed there. Can't wait to come back to friendly Portscatho and stay in the cottage in 2018.
Mr Bishop April 2017
Aptly described 'bolthole' - delightful accommodation for two - very thoughtfully fitted out.
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