Overview

This stylish and modern beach front property occupies an enviable position on Smuggler’s Cove, with direct beach access. Expansive views overlooking the beach and out to sea have influenced the design.

Diners can throw open their doors to fresh sea air, to truly take in the Cornish landscape whilst they eat.

Guests can pamper themselves by enjoying a glass of something special, whilst soaking up the bubbles of their outdoor hot tub before drying off to continue the night at the side of the fire pit underneath a canopy of stars. For a night in, there is a cinema den for movie marathons.

Inside, all modern facilities are available, including smart TVs, a fully fitted kitchen with an integrated coffee machine and a chargrill, underfloor heating and gas open fire for autumn and winter retreats. Each of the property’s bedrooms boasts kingsize beds, with both the master bedroom and guest bedroom having patio doors that open up to ocean views. There are a further two additional bedrooms in the property, meaning that up to eight guests can be accommodated.

All bathrooms have been designed with luxury in mind. There are three en-suite bathrooms and one family bathroom at the rear of the property.

To really holiday in style a private chef and masseuse can be hired to attend the Beach House, to really help you relax and unwind.

Need to Know

• Four double bedrooms, all featuring king-size beds
• Three private en-suite bathrooms with shower, toilet, and basin
• Large family bathroom with Heritage designer bath
• Children are very welcome
• All rooms are located on the ground floor, making the property wheelchair accessible
• Wi-Fi with extenders covering the patio and garden areas
• Full Sky TV package including Sky Movies and Sky Sports
• Disney+ included
• 80-inch TV in the cinema den
• Hot tub and dedicated fire pit area
• Cinema den with games consoles
• Games/playroom with bespoke bunk bed and slide
• Integrated Sonos sound system with outdoor speakers
• Underfloor heating throughout and open gas fire
• Direct beachfront access
• Fully equipped integrated kitchen with chargrill, induction hob, built-in fryer, steam oven, and integrated coffee machine
• Utility room and ample private parking
• Electric vehicle charging point available
• Well-behaved dogs welcome (£40 per pet, per stay)
• Smart TVs throughout the property
• Locally sourced welcome hampers and produce provided
• Ethically and sustainably produced toilet rolls, kitchen rolls, and tissues supplied from Naked Sprout
• We’ve partnered with Yhangry to bring exceptional dining experiences right to your accommodation. From arrival meals to celebration dinners, enjoy restaurant-quality dining without ever leaving your holiday home.

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Location

Local Area

We’d love to share with you some of our favourite things to do locally, in the village and beyond… Some things that you won’t find in any tourist brochures!!

A stroll up the Coast Path from Smugglers Cove in Portreath is a must, and is well worth the initial steep climb. You will discover the most mesmerising spots to watch the sunset; take a bottle of wine and a picnic if you can; you’ll be overwhelmed!

The coastal heathland blazes with gorse and heather and the grass fringing the path is sprinkled with wildflowers. If you’re lucky you’ll pass the wild ponies along the way too!

If you’re feeling energetic enough, follow the breathtaking coastline of high cliffs and secret coves, and you will come across Tehidy Woods, which you can also access from Cot Road, which leads directly into Portreath from Illogan. Tehidy has 9 miles of meandering paths, and 250 acres of peaceful lakes and woods to explore.

The woods are an enchanting place to visit all year round, particularly in April and May when the Cornish bluebells appear, making an even more stunning woodland walk, topped off with a traditional Cream Tea at their Country Park Cafe to rest those achey legs.

On the opposite side of Portreath, by the harbour you’ll find an equally beautiful coast path (Slightly easier on the legs!) which leads to Porthtowan, a small village famous for it’s surfing, fishing, and most importantly, its sunsets!

The walk is around 2 miles, and full of surprises. You’ll come across old mines, miles of ancient Cornish stone walls, historical landmarks and acres of Coastal flora. The Blue Bar on the beach is very relaxed, and we feel the best place to sit outside with a pint of Tribute Ale, soaking up the views and inhaling the refreshing sea air. Treat yourself to a delicious roast dinner at The Unicorn Pub, where all produce is fresh and local, and you can bring the dog too!

Just outside of Portreath, you will find a Bike Hire place called Elm Farm. The main Coast to Coast cycle trail runs for 11 miles from Portreath to Devoran, through Scorrier Woods, the Poldice Valley and alongside the stunning Restronguet Creek, and is almost entirely on purpose built cycle paths or quiet country lanes. At a leisurely pace it takes most people less than 2 hours, each way, to cycle the Coast to Coast Trail. If you are like us and fitness isn’t your forte, pop into The Fox and Hounds Pub mid route for a break and a well deserved drink!

Kayaking from Portreath beach is a must, if the seas are calm enough of course. You’ll find the most beautiful secluded sandy beach to the left which is almost always empty as it not accessible by foot. You are more than likely going to see seals along the way, and they often pop up next to the kayak to see what’s going on! Dolphins are often spotted in the bay, and if you take your snorkel, you could find spider crabs, lobsters, and even jelly fish!

Stretch your legs with a walk up to Gwel An Mor to visit their Feadon Wildlife Centre. Here you will see, and can meet the animals; Reindeer, Ostriches, Birds of Prey, Goats, Foxes and more. If you have children (big or small!) make the most of their Falconry Sessions and Wildlife Experiences.
The 9 hole golf course here is Award Winning, and makes for an adventure packed day, followed up by a round of archery, and a fishing session for Carp and Tench in Clover Lake.

If after all this you still have some energy (or time!), book the little ones into a session at Penny Red’s for pony rides they will never forget… All washed down by Fish and Chips and a glass of Camel Valley, at The Atlantic Cafe on the seafront. Enjoy!

To explore further afield, click here to hear our recommendations.