Trevean
Description
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.
Your dates
Everything you'll need
- Wifi
- Baby Friendly
- Dishwasher
- Garden / Patio
- Open Fire
- Wifi
- Baby Friendly
- Dishwasher
- Garden / Patio
- Open Fire
- Pet Friendly
- Near Pub / Shop
- Smoke Free
- Near Walks
What guests are saying
We enjoyed our stay at Trevean,plenty of space and a nice quiet area.
Kitchen was a good size and bed was very comfortable.Many thanks for the cream tea,went down a treat. We would be happy to return. Keith&Adele
This was my third visit (August '25, March '26) and this time I had my mid-teen grandson with me.
As he is 6ft and I'm 5ft, he had the king, and I slept in a bunk which was nice and cosy. As before I was overall happy with the cottage however I have rated Accuracy, Cleanliness and Facilities as 3 out of 4. - Listing says 'modern bathroom' but it really needs a new shower; the pressure is poor, and with such a short hose it is hard to clean the bath. - I noted a year ago there were areas in the property that were not cleaned, such as under the conservatory settee, and it was no different this year. - I had to wash grandson's clothes (I usually take my laundry home) and there is no tumble dryer, only a drying rack. As it rained, and drying rack could only go in the conservatory, some clothes were still damp after two days and were taken home to rewash. Other pluses unrelated to cottage: Portreath Cabs, and Coriander Restaurant - excellent service from both.
We had a lovely stay.
Particularly enjoyed using the conservatory, which is ideal to have some peace and read a book (there was a wide choice to choose from and this was a lovely touch). This cottage is a lovely base, we really enjoyed our time here but next time would book somewhere with a few amenities closer by. A warning for anyone with mobility issues, the stairs in the property are VERY steep. You would need a car to stay here to enable you to explore Cornwall. We couldnt find the bbq and the shed was locked. The front door is tricky to close. The cleaner was outaide waiting to come in from around 9ish on our day of departure which made us feel a bit rushed. The neighbour, who also works in the pub, is a little rude. We said hello a couple of times, but were ignored. She is prob fed up with the cottage being used as a rental!! There is a pub opposite but it is rarely open. We ventured in there one evening and was given a warm bottle of beer, they said they didnt have any on tap! And a can of coke. They dont serve food either apart from fish and chip friday and a pasty night on a Wednesday- just avoid at all costs! We were in there ten mins and came back out. The walk into Portreath is pleasant and the beach is great for exploring caves, there are some lovely places to eat. There is also a fantastic local pub about a 3 min drive away called the Robartson (i think). A great friendly local. But you couldnt walk in during the evening as its a dark lane. Overal the property is great, everything you need. But I would pick somewhere more central or closer to amenities next time.
Good to know
House Rules
Smoking
Not permitted
Property notes
Note: Max 2 adults and 2 children
Note: Property has steep staircase with an open side.
Note: Charging of electric vehicles is not allowed at this property.
Stay Information
Check-in / Check-out
16:00 / 10:00
Property ref
959745
Parking
Road Side
Guest & Pet Policy
Pets
Allowed
Children
Children and infants welcome