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Seacot
Perranuthnoe

£591 - £1585 per week
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Cook up a delicious breakfast to enjoy overlooking Perranuthanoe beach before heading down there for a day of bodyboarding.

Watch the sunrise over the beach whilst sipping your morning coffee on the sofa.

Indulge in lazy lunches in your garden area soaking up the sun.

In the evening light the BBQ and enjoy some sizzling sausages in the evening sun.

Pop open a bottle of wine and sit in your garden and truly relax.

Treat yourself to lunch at The Cabin Cafe overlooking the beach just a few minutes walk away.

The large patio doors fill the room with light so you can sink into the sofa and enjoy the views.

The kitchen has ample space for preparing family meals to all enjoy together.

Perranuthanoe is a secluded village so you can enjoy a peaceful stay right by the sea.

Enjoy a hearty breakfast then pack a picnic to take down to the beach.

Wake up and enjoy a hot shower in your en suite.

Listen to the birds singing as you open your window to the sunshine in.

Open your favourite wine in the evening and sit out on your balcony with a good book.

Spend your days watching the waves roll onto the beach, if you can pull yourself away then head to the nearby town Marazion.

Seacot is perfect for the whole family sleeping up to 6, the kids will love spending their days on the beach.

Treat yourself to dinner out one evening at the charming Victoria Inn pub just up the road.

Cosy into bed after a busy beach and enjoy a restful nights sleep ready to do it all again tomorrow.

Join the South West Coast Path and take in the stunning views of St Michael's Mount.

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Breathtaking 180 degree views of the beach at Perranuthnoe and beyond await you from this wonderful holiday home. Every convenience is catered for in this stunning coastal property with two bedrooms on the ground floor, one with an en suite, the other with an adjoining shower room. The top floor benefits from a master bedroom with en suite and a private balcony. Seacot provides a great space for dining and entertaining with a superbly appointed kitchen.

Located in the centre of this charming Cornish village, you are only minutes from the long sandy beach, an award winning pub and other cafes and galleries.

Entrance

via front door into small hall with doors to:

Shower room

shower, basin, WC.

Bedroom 2

twin beds.

Bedroom 3

double bed, en suite shower, WC, basin.

Kitchen/dining room

double oven, ceramic hob, dishwasher, large family fridge, freezer, Nespresso coffee machine, dining table for six, TV.

Utility room

washer/dryer.

Sitting/sunroom

comfortable seating, Smart TV/DVD, Sky package including sports and cinema, bi-fold doors to raised deck area, sea views.

Bedroom 1

king size bed, DAB radio, steps up to private balcony with bistro set, sea views, en suite bath with shower over, basin, WC, located on the first floor.

Outside area

south-facing, large raised deck area, garden furniture, second garden area with seating, BBQ, sea views.

Additional information

electric central heating, WiFi.

 
 

Seacot is a amazing property. So we'll equipped. Breath taking view. Lovely to hear the waves of the sea all day. Local cafes within a 5 min walk. Locals are friendly. Lots of room for a family. Washing machine was a bonus. We got all our washing done whilst we were there.

May 2022

Lovely Cottage so fantastic views from the lounge window what more can you ask for .Only a short walk to the beach which our Grandsons loved ,even though it was April we where on the beach most days and walks at night . The costal path only a very short distance away perfect viewing points of St Michaels Mount ,well worth a visit but do book ahead online.The cottage is home from home and more.We will be back .

March 2022

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Holidays in Perranuthnoe

Just a stone's throw from the stunning St Michael's Mount, Perranuthnoe is the neighbouring village to the old market town of Marazion. With a beautiful beach, and rocky headlands with many coves and rock pools to explore, Perranuthnoe is the perfect place to relax in a peaceful area of Cornwall.

Located in Mount's Bay, Perranuthnoe is perfect for those looking to escape the crowds and enjoy the serenity that Cornwall has to offer. Described as a countryside village by the sea, Peranuthnoe is secluded enough to ensure a peaceful stay, but close enough to the bustling town of Marazion if you fancy a more lively atmosphere. With the Lizard Peninsula within easy reach, Perranuthnoe is perfect for walking holidays and exploring the rugged coastline.

Did you know...

when the conditions are right, Perranuthnoe is a great place to surf!

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With the tide out, an expansive stretch of sand is revealed, ideal for letting the kids run around.

With the tide out, an expansive stretch of sand is revealed, ideal for letting the kids run around.

Take a stroll along the sand, soaking up the views across Mount’s Bay.

Take a stroll along the sand, soaking up the views across Mount’s Bay.

Overlooking the beach is the village of Perranouthnoe, a traditional village with a church, pub and local cafes.

Overlooking the beach is the village of Perranouthnoe, a traditional village with a church, pub and local cafes.

Enjoy a slice of homemade cake at The Cabin Café, taking in the views of paddleboarders passing by.

Enjoy a slice of homemade cake at The Cabin Café, taking in the views of paddleboarders passing by.

Ramble along the coast path from Perranouthnoe to Marazion and back again, breathtaking views all the way.

Ramble along the coast path from Perranouthnoe to Marazion and back again, breathtaking views all the way.

Shallow waters expose seaweed covered rocks and and hidden pools for exploring.

Shallow waters expose seaweed covered rocks and and hidden pools for exploring.

Horses amble along the sand, splashing their hooves in the rolling waves.

Horses amble along the sand, splashing their hooves in the rolling waves.

Grab your buckets, spades and bodyboards, and head to the beach for a fun day out.

Grab your buckets, spades and bodyboards, and head to the beach for a fun day out.

Sit back, relax and unwind, listening to the sea gently ebb and flow against the sand.

Sit back, relax and unwind, listening to the sea gently ebb and flow against the sand.

Perranouthnoe beach benefits from a sheltered spot in the sweeping coastline.

Perranouthnoe beach benefits from a sheltered spot in the sweeping coastline.

Picture perfect views of St Michael's Mount and Mount's Bay can be seen across the rolling fields.

Picture perfect views of St Michael's Mount and Mount's Bay can be seen across the rolling fields.

Foamy waves roll into the shore as the tide comes in.

Foamy waves roll into the shore as the tide comes in.

Make sandcastles in the sand, but be sure to take your bucket and spade home with you!

Make sandcastles in the sand, but be sure to take your bucket and spade home with you!

Beach-goers enjoy catching waves and paddling in the sea.

Beach-goers enjoy catching waves and paddling in the sea.

Things to do in Perranuthnoe

Dating back to the 12th century, Perranuthnoe's village pub named the 'Victoria Inn' is thought to be the oldest recorded Inn in Cornwall. Full of charm and character, this award winning pub is well worth a visit.

A short walk from the pub is the picturesque Perranuthnoe Church, which is dedicated to Cornwall's patron saint, St Piran. The church stands on the site of a former church dating back to 1160, and includes features from the original church, such as a Norman font.

Perranuthnoe beach, (also known as Perran Sands) offers good surfing when the conditions are right, and is ideal for beach-goers with its golden sands, cafe and car park. Be sure to visit at low tide however as there is very little left of the beach when the tide comes in! The Cabin Cafe offers stunning views and is featured in our blog: The best beach-front cafes in West Cornwall.

A popular fishing spot, even at low tide, Perranuthnoe is a favoured spot with the locals for seabass and dogfish.

The 'Village Crafts' centre located in a converted barn in the heart of the village offers an extensive range of local artwork, crafts, gifts, jewellery, and country clothing. 

The Perranuthnoe Circular walk follows part of the South West Coast Path, which offers great views of St Michael's Mount, before cutting inland and back to Perranuthnoe via fields and villages.

The nearby Prussia Cove is a small and secluded rocky cove, surrounded by organic farmland and woodland has a famous history of smuggling!

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What our guests say...

We know how important honest reviews are when it comes to booking your holiday. To help you choose the right property for you, we publish all reviews left by guests who have stayed here in the past, with the few exceptions stated in our Review Guidelines. Please bear in mind that some facilities referred to by past guests in reviews can be removed or changed at any time.

Seacot is a amazing property. So we'll equipped. Breath taking view. Lovely to hear the waves of the sea all day. Local cafes within a 5 min walk. Locals are friendly. Lots of room for a family. Washing machine was a bonus. We got all our washing done whilst we were there.

Lovely Cottage so fantastic views from the lounge window what more can you ask for .Only a short walk to the beach which our Grandsons loved ,even though it was April we where on the beach most days and walks at night . The costal path only a very short distance away perfect viewing points of St Michaels Mount ,well worth a visit but do book ahead online.The cottage is home from home and more.We will be back .

Fantastic stay at Seacot. Great location only 3 minutes walk from beach. Beautiful walks in both directions. Lovely unspoilt location that l intend to return to some day.

Q very comfortable and well equipped cottage in an idyllic setting. Would highly recommend.

Love this house but love the location even more. Can’t recommend it enough!

Seacot is a lovely and comfortable property, well located in a pretty village with access to beautiful coastal walks and nearby cafes

Our first experience of staying in Seacot did not disappoint. It is actually better than in the photos. Definitely has the 'wow' factor and is beautifully furnished throughout. The cottage is spacious and offers privacy for 2 couples due to the en suite bedrooms being on different floors. We slept like logs as the street is very quiet. There is no need to worry about the weather as you have a stunning view from the lounge if you need to stay in while it rains. Everything has been thought of, we wouldn't hesitate to recommend the cottage or the village for a lovely relaxing holiday.

I’m very reticent to write a good review of this property as I don’t want it to become too popular! We go twice a year to it and love it and Perranuthnoe. We’ve done this for several years which tells you how good it is. Nothing to see here, move along to St. Ives. ??

The location is amazing and the house well equipped.

Best cottage we have stayed in. This was our second visit. Amazing location with views of the sea. Perfect beach, never busy. Cottage so well equipped. Thank you

Its an excellent cottage in a fabulous location, we love perranothnoe and it’s beach. I only hesitate in recommending it in case it becomes too popular!

This is a brilliant property, Aspects were great, not sure I want to share it with anyone hence the short review!

This year (2019) is our second year in the cottage and we were again impressed by the location, the equipment and the comfort of the cottage.

We know the area well as we stay in our caravan nearby, every summer.

Staying in a cottage is a delightful change of pace.

Seacot is set in a wonderful location with great views from the garden. It is a very relaxing place. A short walk to the wonderful beach. Coastal paths are on the doorstep to explore. The Victoria inn serves excellent food. What more could you want. We will definitely be returning.

Beautiful cottage in great location. Lovely sea views, whatever the weather.

A lovely very comfortable property with a lovely view. The cottage was very stylishly decorated and very well equipped. Very good location with good local walks and cafes.

This property was absolutely fantastic! We loved the quirkyness of it and that the second double bedroom had its own wing, as my mum and partner had their own area and we didn’t feel like we were all on top of each other... it was a very comfortable relaxing stay and would definitely return...

Beautiful cottage with stunning views. So comfortable, cosy and well equipped. Our 2nd visit to Seacot and we will be returning.

Fantastic cottage in a very lovely location, with a beautiful beach on your doorstep. We would love to visit again!

wonderful cottage with magnificent views of the coast,The Victoria inn and the cabin both excellent

Seacot is set in the most beautifull location, the seaviews are breathtaking from the garden. This cottage is a real gem and within walking distance of St Michael's Mount, Marazion via the Coastal Path. Its perfect for walkers with the coastal path being literally on the doorstep. Perranethnoe beach was wonderful and the cafe was fantastic. We saw seals in the sea while we were there which was quite magical. We had the most wonderful and relaxing holiday and would defintely return to Seacot again.

Our second stay at Seacot proved just as enjoyable and relaxing as our first holiday there just over a year previously, and it confirmed for us that we'd love to visit again. The property is well furnished and equipped, and very comfortable and relaxing, and Perranuthnoe is a lovely little spot in itself, but also very well situated for easy access to the numerous attractive locations around the Land's End peninsula.

Fantastic cottage in a beautiful location. So well equipped. Thank you. We will be back!!!

Lovely cottage, perfect location, would definitely book it again.

Delightful cottage ... lovely location .. comfortable.

Seacot is a super place to stay, it has all the comforts of home and enjoys a lovely village setting a few minutes from the beach, with stunning sea views from its patio and sun lounge. All in all, the perfect recipe for a superbly relaxing holiday.

Don't judge a book by its cover as cottage doesn't have kerb appeal but when you open the door WOW !!

Lovely, comfortable cottage with beautiful views. Well equipped and spacious, perfect for us and our two teenagers. Cute village and beach and great pub nearby. The only improvement could've been the weather!

It is not impressive from the roadside, but when you enter the property it is a very pleasant surprise.

A real home from home, we had a wonderful stay and would love to return in the future. Book this cottage and you will not be disappointed.

Beautiful cottage in a great location.

Seacot is a divine holiday cottage! So much so that I don't really want Aspects to publish this as it will encourage too many visitors to our secret Cornish bolthole! :)

Amazing views in a beautiful location . Perfect spacious well presented in simple but very tasteful furnishings and decor . Everything you could possibly want and more .

 
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