Trevean

Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
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Features

Open fire
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Seaside
Broadband / WiFi

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* Based on a combined average customer score over the last 3 months

9 Customer Review(s)

“Fabulous cottage, highly recommended”

- Miss Tyte, September 2020
“We had a brilliant holiday here, the cottage is nicely situated for exploring both north and south cornwall.”

It is also very well equipped with everything you might need while on holiday. Only thing I found a bit difficult (as someone who has a few mobility problems) was the very steep staircase.

- Mr Hawkins, September 2020
“Lovely location,only found the tram path by accedent to get the 1 mile to the beach.”

Could have had clearer info about it. Comfortable house, yard lovely for outdoor eating.

- Mr Foot, July 2020
“We had a very enjoyable week at the cottage.”

Very comfortable, clean and cosy. Managed to get out every day disputed the wet weather. Cottage is situated in ideal location We have booked with this company before and have no complaints. Definitely use them again.

- Mrs Lidstone, September 2019
“What a lovely cottage described exactly as the advert had said and with more surprises to be found when we got there!”

Brilliant instructions and easy to find everything. Would definitely go back!

- Mr Ayres, June 2019
“Beautiful cottage in a lovely location, cottage had everything we needed, clean, tidy and was great for the dogs with enclosed garden.”

The thoughtful things like a bottle of milk, tea, coffee and sugar left out for us on arrival and a wonderful cornish cream tea was a very welcoming touch. Can't fault it and would highly recommend a stay there.

- Miss Walshe, March 2019
“It’s a cold cottage for winter bookings and barely a bath full of water for one person per day with the way the heating was set up.”

The Kingsize mattress has serious issues so if you want a good nights sleep, avoid this until they give the cottage some much needed TLC

- Mr Payne, January 2019
“Lovely cottage very clean and lovely to be met with a cream tea laid out.”

The bed requires a new mattress and I think the cottage should be checked during your stay as the toilet seat broke during our stay. We put it in the book assuming this would be checked and fixed sadly not.

- Mr Marriott, December 2018
“Cottage first class, village of Bridge lovely and Portreath great.”

Good walks all around area. Only negative is the parking, brochure states park infront of property, but the space infront was taken up with a work van and car all the time, so we parked our car on the gable end, in the pub car park, up the hill towards the Methodist chapel, basically anywhere we could get in, so please advise future users alternative parking arrangements.

- Mr Hodgson, October 2018
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The property

Trevean has character and charm in abundance and is just 1 mile from the golden sandy beach at Portreath. A well placed location, this beautiful cottage is on the outskirts of Portreath, the village centres around its harbour and beach and is popular among families.

It has friendly shops and cafes to keep hunger and thirst at bay after a fun time in the sunshine.

A welcoming atmosphere can be found at the pub which is within yards of the property, listen to some live music, make new friends or just sit and enjoy a drink in the beer garden - you really are spoilt for choice.

There is an old mining walk way which is off road and takes you into the village if you didn't want to take the car.

The coastal footpath south to Bassets Cove is a five mile amble there and back with exhilarating cliff top views.

The path to Porthtowan is a four mile trip - a famed surfing beach with golden sands and rolling dunes and is well worth the effort.

Tehidy Country Park is less than a mile away and offers a change of scenery with woodland nature trails, ponds and lakes where you can pony trek or cycle.

A 15 minute drive will take you to picturesque St Agnes, a very popular coastal village with a thriving community, good shops, galleries and four fabulous, unique beaches.

This traditional stone cottage still retains many original features whilst embracing a touch of luxury.

Warm and welcoming with a cosy wood burner in the heart of the home, Trevean is the ideal holiday home to return to after a day of exploring the nearby Atlantic coastline.

The sitting room has a rustic charm and is comfortable and homely with Chesterfield sofas.

The modern kitchen is well equipped for keen cooks with a door out to the stylish conservatory and then on to a super enclosed rear courtyard garden.

Sleep like royalty in the master bedroom with its king size four poster bed, beautiful linens and modern artwork.

The second bedroom is cosy and offers flexibility with bunk beds and a chair bed.

The bright modern bathroom is spotlessly clean and perfect for a relaxing soak.

After a day of adventures, relax and unwind on the deck in the enclosed courtyard garden.

Dine alfresco with an evening tipple or sizzle a steak on the barbecue.

Summary

Over two floors
Two bedrooms: 1 x King Size double, 1 x Bunk Bed and a chair bed
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC
Sitting room and kitchen dining room.
Electric night storage heating and wood burner
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, dishwasher
TV (Please note that the property has no TV signal and this TV is only for use with DVD player and streaming from devices compatible with Google Chrome)
DVD, WiFi
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Cot and highchair available
Roadside parking subject to availability
Paved and gravel patio garden with seating and BBQ
Two pets welcome at £20 each per week
Sorry no smoking
Pub/shop/beach 1 mile
Arrival time 4pm

About the location

REDRUTH

Falmouth 10.5 miles; St Ives 16 miles.

Redruth is a small town in Cornwall, dating in parts from the 12th century. It was once the centre of Cornish mining history and is now at the heart of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. There is a selection of shops, pubs and eateries, and the town holds a variety of continental markets throughout the year. Attractions close to Redruth include the Carn Brea Trail, The Great Flat Load, which is fantastic for cyclist and dog walkers alike, Tolgus Tin Stream Works, and the Tehidy Country Park. The beach at Portreath is a 10 minute drive, or 2.5 miles from Redruth. The entire stunning North coast is a suburb playground for surfing and all watersports, with resorts such as St Ives, Falmouth, the Roseland Peninsula and the whole Lizard Peninsula within easy reach. A superb destination for your Cornish holiday.

Note: Max 2 adults and 2 children

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Reviews & Ratings

“Fabulous cottage, highly recommended”

“We had a brilliant holiday here, the cottage is nicely situated for exploring both north and south cornwall.”

“Lovely location,only found the tram path by accedent to get the 1 mile to the beach.”

“We had a very enjoyable week at the cottage.”

“What a lovely cottage described exactly as the advert had said and with more surprises to be found when we got there!”

“Beautiful cottage in a lovely location, cottage had everything we needed, clean, tidy and was great for the dogs with enclosed garden.”

“It’s a cold cottage for winter bookings and barely a bath full of water for one person per day with the way the heating was set up.”

“Lovely cottage very clean and lovely to be met with a cream tea laid out.”

“Cottage first class, village of Bridge lovely and Portreath great.”

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About the location

REDRUTH