Driftwood Cottage

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Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
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* Based on a combined average customer score over the last 3 months

13 Customer Review(s)

“Driftwood was gorgeous.”

Been there for the second at not for the last time. we were so much looking forward to it.

Been there for the second at not for the last time. we were so much looking forward to it. it is so beautifullyy situated. Sea views!! As soon as we open the door we feel at home. So cosy. No problem if the weather is bad just settle down in front of the logburner. Everything we needed we did not want for anything. A lovely bathroom. The shower is excellent. Roll on the next stay!!!!

- Mrs Harris, October 2019
“I saw this cottage a while back and just had to stay there.”

When we arrived fresh flowers greeted us along with a welcoming clotted cream tea. The cottage was so cosy and had everything we could have wanted. It is set in a little hamlet a short walk from Porthpean beach and the coastal trail in both directions. It was lovely to walk to Charleston and sit basking in the autumn sun outside the pub there. Many other trips out were had. Will return to this little gem.

- Mrs Mumford, September 2019
“A beautiful cottage with stunning views.”

A quiet place with a short walk to the beach. Would thoroughly recommend

- Mr Gale, September 2019
“The cottage was very well appointed in a lovely quiet location with stunning walks across the fields nearby with breathtaking views over Porthpean beach and the surrounding coastline.”

The welcome pack of wine, flowers and a Cornish cream tea was a lovely touch. We would certainly visit again and stay in the same cottage as there are so many beaches and pretty fishing villages like Mevagissey, Charlestown and Fowey....pronounced Foy apparently....to explore in the area all the way down to the Lands End peninsular. A visit to the Minack theatre at Porthcurno is well worth the journey down the A30 just to see the stunning location and views. Thank you, Helen, for letting us stay in your beautiful cottage.

- Mr Bennett, April 2019
“The cottage was in a lovely position.”

It was cozy and warm and well equipped. The bed was comfy and it was great having a parking place. Brilliant cottage were my husband myself and the dog felt at home. Will revisit. X

- Mrs Shepherd, March 2019
“A great cottage close to the coastal path.”

Supermarkts closeby but not by foot (+/- 5 min by car). The village is small and very quiet, superb for people needing rest & tranquility like ourselves. The cottage itself is small but very comfortabele. There is a big tv for a relax watch after great walks.

- Dr Jonker And Koch, December 2018
“What a lovely cottage,really comfortable and warm.”

The cottage is located on a beautifull spot over looking the bay,and you get a lovely sun rise in the morning. Me and my wife along with our dog had a great week. Les & Lisa (norfolk)

- Mr Collinson, October 2018
“Driftwood Cottage was exactly as described.”

We had a wonderful week, and found the cottage very comfortable and well-equipped. Reserved parking was a real boon. Every effort had been made to make us feel welcome. There was even a vase of fresh roses on the table! The cottage is close to many picturesque and interesting places to visit. The neighbours are really warm and friendly. We didn't want to leave!

- Mrs Mulready, October 2018
“Beautiful, really breathtaking surrounding.”

The coastal path starts right behind the cottage and the next beach is a 5 minutes walk. Beatiful view from the bedroom windows. Very quiet and very friendly neighbourhood. Ideal for a relaxing hideaway, ideal for families and dogs.

- Mr Hoffschildt, August 2018
“The cottage met with our expectations, it is well equipped and in a lovely location.”

We really enjoyed our holiday.

- Miss Moore, June 2018
“The cottage sits in a lovely position with beautiful views.”

It is very cosy and comfortable. There was a delicious cream tea, wine and flowers which greeted us on our arrival which was a lovely touch. The only thing I think I would say is that the stairs are quite steep with narrow treads which would only really bother elderly or infirm guests. Otherwise everything was perfect. I appreciated the easy parking outside and the cottage was a good base for visiting all the local attractions. We had a wonderful time.

- Mrs Scott, April 2018
“We had a terrific week here.”

Everything was perfect. Would definitely revisit. Thank you to our host. It was heavenly!!

- Macartney, March 2018
“We really enjoyed our time at driftwood Cottage .”

It was comfortable warm and everything we needed. Helen was also very kind saying that as the weather turn bad if we needed to stay a little longer it was absolutely fine . The snow cleared and we left on our due date . We really appreciate her kindness . We would definitely return,

- Mr Duke, February 2018
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The property

Situated just a short stroll from the long stretch of sandy beach at the peaceful village of Porthpean and commanding far reaching sea views over St Austell Bay, Driftwood Cottage is perfect for those who simply want to relax and connect with the coast.

Guests here will find it convenient for exploring the scenic coastal footpath, spending lazy days on the beach or golfing at Porthpean's scenic 18 hole course without relying on a car.

Within easy driving distance are the charming fishing village of Mevagissey and the historic harbour town of Charlestown, home to a magnificent fleet of square riggers, or tall ships as they are better known.

The chic waterside town of Fowey is approximately nine miles from Porthpean and a day in the town is a must.

With a wide choice of cafes, restaurants and pubs as well as many galleries and boutique shops in which to browse, there is something for everyone.

The awe inspiring gardens at the Eden Project and The Lost Garden of Heligan are nearby and there is a supermarket within a 5 minute drive. Driftwood Cottage is ideally suited to couples and small families and the ground floor accommodation comprises a sitting/dining room with wood burning stove and sea views to the front whilst at the rear is a small but well equipped kitchen, it should be noted that the access height to the kitchen, under the beam is 170 cm, On the first floor are a double and single bedroom, both of which have a fine sea views which can be enjoyed over a cup of tea in bed.

A pull out bed beneath the single bed can accommodate a child or when presented as a single room there is space for a cot.

Set back from the lane which runs down to the sea, there is space to sit in front of the cottage and watch the hypnotic roll of the ocean.

Summary

Two bedrooms: 1 x king size, 1 x single which has a pull out bed beneath
Bathroom with short bath, walk in shower, basin and WC
Kitchen
Sitting room with wood burning stove and dining area
Electric heating with wood burning stove
Electric oven and hob
Microwave, washer/dryer, fridge/freezer, dishwasher
TV
iPod dock
WiFi
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Starter pack for Woodburner provided
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Parking for one car
One pet welcome
Sorry no smoking
Shop and pub 3 miles, sea 15 minute walk
Note: access height to the kitchen is 170cm under the beams. Children & babies welcome no cot or highchair available.

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About the location

PORTHPEAN

Charlestown 1.4 miles; St Austell 2 miles.

Porthpean is a stretch of coastline between Charlestown and Black Head. Porthpean beach is ideal for families, windsurfers, swimmers, kayaking and sailors with an an easy walk into Charlestown along the coastal path. The harbour offers two small sand and shingle beaches and you will see why it is a popular filming location and is a key setting for the filming of BBC’s series Poldark. You can explore this beautiful region easily as you are 1.5 miles from A390 a fantastic base for your Cornish adventure and creating your holiday memories – enjoying walking amongst the most beautiful scenery in the world on the Cornish footpaths, visiting the quaint and picturesque Cornish villages meandering through the streets visiting art galleries, bars, restaurants. The adventurous enter the playing field of Watergate bay where you can experience wave ski, kitesurfing, kite buggying, surfing. Water sport enthusiasts on your “doorstep” you can sail, kayak, snorkel, deep sea diving.
Secluded, private, tranquil location boasting inspirational sea views with a secret garden feel.

Note: Max 3 adults and 1 child. No smoking

Driftwood Cottage

Porthpean, Cornwall (Ref. 959364)

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Reviews & Ratings

“Driftwood was gorgeous.”

“I saw this cottage a while back and just had to stay there.”

“A beautiful cottage with stunning views.”

“The cottage was very well appointed in a lovely quiet location with stunning walks across the fields nearby with breathtaking views over Porthpean beach and the surrounding coastline.”

“The cottage was in a lovely position.”

“A great cottage close to the coastal path.”

“What a lovely cottage,really comfortable and warm.”