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Fairway View
Portreath

£460 - £1210 per week
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Bright and airy with classic furniture, the lounge offers a warm and welcoming place to relax.

After a busy day exploring the area, why not treat yourself to a local takeaway and snuggle down for an evening of films?

The open-plan living area ensures there is plenty of space for the whole family to gather together.

Kick back on the sumptuous sofas and unwind with a glass of wine in hand and nothing on the agenda but relaxation.

With its sleek design and modern appliances, this kitchen makes it a breeze to whip up something tasty.

Enjoy a cup of tea and a slice of cake out in the sunny garden.

The family bathroom is sleek and stylish with both a bath and shower over.

Comfortable beds and the property's quiet location promise a blissful night's sleep.

Ample storage offers guests plenty of room for their belongings as well as any souvenirs picked up along the way!

Why not take your first coffee of the day back to bed and enjoy it whilst snuggled between the crisp linen.

With beds this comfy you will be forgiven for not wanting to get out of bed!

The property is conveniently and efficiently laid out.

The single bedroom makes a fantastic room for teenagers wanting their own space.

The property has a handy cloakroom to quickly freshen up before you head out.

Wander outside into the garden to relax in the sun.

On a sunny evening enjoy a barbecue with your family.

Open a bottle of wine to sip in the afternoon sunshine.

After a day on the beach come back to relax in the garden while you wait for dinner to cook.

Watch the sun come down in the garden before tucking yourself into bed.

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Fairway View is a lovely three bedroom bolthole less than half a mile from the harbour and the golden, sandy beach of Portreath and is also within walking distance via a mining trail or coastal path. Popular with surfers and families and within easy reach of other popular Cornish hot spots, this is the perfect location to get away and enjoy a seaside break. Comfortably furnished and with contemporary open plan living, Fairway View is the perfect base for relaxing after exploring the attractions of Cornwall. Patio doors open out to a lovely, south-facing enclosed garden, where you can sit and enjoy the summer sun with a cool drink in hand. Or for the keen golfer, Gwel-an-Mor’s "Famous Nine Golf Course" is right on the doorstep. Other facilities at Gwel-an-Mor can also be used by visitors which include a restaurant, spa, fishing lake and Feadon Farm with its ‘meet the animals’ tours.

Nearby are the delightful villages of Porthtowan and St Agnes, offering more golden beaches and steeped in mining history. The beautiful Tehidy Park is also within walking distance via an off-road footpath, where the children can enjoy exploring the nature trails, feeding the ducks and watching the squirrels! The stunning scenery of Portreath can be enjoyed from the beautiful coastal paths towards Gwithian or Porthtowan or hire a bike and pick up the coast to coast cycle mining trail ride, from Portreath to Devoran, where there are plenty of places to stop and enjoy the beautiful Cornish countryside.

Entrance

from driveway into:

Hallway

with doors to kitchen, sitting/dining area, cloakroom, stairs to first foor.

Cloakroom

WC and basin.

Kitchen/dining/sitting area

electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, table with five chairs, two sofas, TV, doors to garden.

Bedroom 1

single bed, open clothes hanging rail.

Bedroom 2

double bed, open clothes hanging rail.

Bedroom 3

double bed, open wardrobe.

Bathroom

bath with shower over, WC and basin.

Outside area

enclosed garden with lawn and patio with seating, door leading to:

Utility room

washing machine.

Additional information

air source heating, WiFi, short breaks available.

 
 

Lovely house in an excellent location. Really sunny garden and very quiet area. Good to access surrounding areas. Really loved our stay .

August 2021

Nice basic, house 15 min walk down a very steep slope to Portreath. Good base to travel to other beaches, and around the area.

August 2021

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Holidays in Portreath

A perfect retreat all year round, self catering holidays in Portreath offer beautiful coastal walks along the spectacular cliffs towards St Ives Bay passing Deadman’s Cove, Ralph’s Cupboard and Hell’s Mouth, all bearing testament to tales of shipwrecks and smuggling.

Located just 5 miles North of Redruth, Portreath (meaning sandy cove) is a great place to explore the stunning scenery of the North Cornwall coastline. This part of Cornwall is renowned for its beautiful walks, and Portreath is no different. Walk east to Porthtowan or West to Basset’s Cove; either way you’ll be treated to gorgeous views. 

With excellent road links, you can easily reach Truro, Newquay, St Ives, the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan. Holiday cottages in Portreath make a great base from which to explore all that Cornwall has to offer.

Did you know...

Portreath was one of the busiest and most important mining ports in Cornwall?

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Tucked into the north coast, Portreath beach is beautiful throughout the year.

Tucked into the north coast, Portreath beach is beautiful throughout the year.

Enjoy a stroll along the sand as the sun sets, casting the beach into shadow.

Enjoy a stroll along the sand as the sun sets, casting the beach into shadow.

The huer’s hut, once used for spotting shoals of pilchards off the coast, stands on the coast overlooking the beach.

The huer’s hut, once used for spotting shoals of pilchards off the coast, stands on the coast overlooking the beach.

Enjoy a ramble along the South West Coast Path in one direction to Godrevy, and the other to Porthtowan.

Enjoy a ramble along the South West Coast Path in one direction to Godrevy, and the other to Porthtowan.

The weathervane atop the huer’s hut can be seen from afar.

The weathervane atop the huer’s hut can be seen from afar.

Wildflowers sway gently in the breeze on the headland.

Wildflowers sway gently in the breeze on the headland.

Still and peaceful, the huer’s hut sits amidst the serene landscape.

Still and peaceful, the huer’s hut sits amidst the serene landscape.

During stormier weather, waves crash against the pier.

During stormier weather, waves crash against the pier.

An amber glow descends over the glistening sea.

An amber glow descends over the glistening sea.

Be sure to stop off at The Atlantic for some of the best fish and chips around!

Be sure to stop off at The Atlantic for some of the best fish and chips around!

Portreath beach

If you fancy staying put, a trip to the beach offers a great family day out. Portreath beach is lifeguarded during the summer and as such is popular with families. It’s also ideal for surfing, and is a popular surf spot with the locals. There are surf shops, beach shops, cafés, a fish and chip shop and toilets on the beachfront with other facilities including 3 pubs, a bakery and a post office/general store in the village itself. Dogs are welcome on the beach in the off-season.

Just off the beach at Portreath is the tiny island of Gull Rock. Home to a variety of bird species this is a good spot for birdwatchers if you can get a close enough view!

Kayakers can venture to the east and west and to offshore islands where you can experience the views of the coastline from a different perspective, visit secluded beaches and explore caves in the cliff face. West Cornwall Adventures are on hand to show you the ropes at kayaking, surfing and coasteering for anyone who fancies a go. The surf shop by the beach hires out wet suits and watersports equipment and also offers surfing and bodyboarding lessons.

With a stream running into the sea, and a distinctive harbour, Portreath is a beautiful place to enjoy a holiday. Portreath’s first harbour was built in 1713 by mining adventurers needing a port for their minerals. The remnants of the second harbour that made Portreath a coastal port in 1760 still exist today. 

Things to do near Portreath

Just outside Portreath, Tehidy Country Park has 250 acres of woodland, lakes, bridleways, cycling and nature trails with several ponds and a lake with an array of waterfowl. Illogan Woods is adjacent to Portreath with picturesque bubbling streams and a circular walk leading to the 14th century church tower of Illogan.

If you haven’t brought your bike with you, cycle hire is available on the road to nearby Porthtowan, which means you’ve got no excuse not to take advantage of the cycling trails in the area. From your holiday cottage in Portreath, you can cycle The Mining Trail path (Bissoe Trail) that follows the old tram lines across the county from coast to coast, finishing up at Devoran resting on Restronguet Creek just a few miles from Truro Cathedral.

What our guests say...

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Lovely house in an excellent location. Really sunny garden and very quiet area. Good to access surrounding areas. Really loved our stay .

Nice basic, house 15 min walk down a very steep slope to Portreath. Good base to travel to other beaches, and around the area.

Deceptively spacious, lovely house in a central location.

It has everything you need for a relaxed stay.

Nice walks and 15 minute walk to beach

Cheers Ian

Lovely, clean property, with all the mod cons and everything you need. Situated in a fairly new housing estate with a nice friendly atmosphere to it. Child friendly with a garden and a small playground almost opposite. Excellent location too. Only a 10-15 min walk to Portreath Beach and harbour. Would definitely like to stay here again.

We had a great stay at Fairview. The property was excellent and we loved the garden with some great garden chairs and benches to relax on. The property was ideally situated to visit our favourite parts of Cornwall. I was able to walk to the golf course at the back of the property and play a couple of rounds. Portreath itself is a lovely little village with a nice beach and facilities. We would definitely consider booking this property again in the future.

 
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