May take pets - please enquire Suitable for children Not suitable for elderly or infirm No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
A spacious two bedroom bungalow which allows you to wake up and look out the window to the Harbour and across to Guls' rock Island. Having eaten breakfast on the sun deck you can then take a short five minute walk down to the beach. In the evening it is back to the house , grab a drink, kick the BBQ into life and sit back and watch the sunset. For those cooler spring, autumn and winter evenings there's a big wood burning stove in the living room for cosy nights in. At Christmas a large decorated blue spuce Christmas Tree is provided, or if you wish decorations can be supplied for you to decorate yourself. The property also benefits from being a 3 minute walk from Gwel an Mor and its' indoor pool and Spa facilties which can be used by non residents all year round and also Tehidy Golf Club and country park.
The house offers the opportunity for fantastic, safe family holidays. The beach of Portreath is relatively sheltered and offers summer long lifeguard cover. There are also many fantastic walks which can be started in the village either along the famous coastal path, the acres of woodlands surrounding the house or follow the old mining tramway inland. There are many tourist attractions which can all be accessed via a short drive from the house.
There are several local pubs within a short walk that serve good food and have live music and a range of cafes and restaurants from Chinese to those serving local produce and the catch of the day. There's a more upmarket restaurant 'The Terrace' in the 5* Eco resort a 4 minute walk from the house. They also have a gym, swimming pool and Spa facilities open to the public if you fancy a bit of pampering.
View from the house
Portreath beach
Sea views from the lounge
Living room
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The West Country / Cornwall region
One of the UK's most beautiful places the county of Cornwall is a must see. With long, wild stunning beaches of the North Coast and the beautiful timeless coastal villages of the south, the region can offer something for everyone.
As well as the world famous tourist attractions of the Eden project and the Tate St ives, Cornwall also boasts many other high quality attractions perfect for those days off the beach.
The new section of dual carriageway on the A30 allows even quicker access to the county.
Portreath area
The village of Portreath is known for its' harbour where all of the ore mined in the surrounding areas left the county on its way to the rest of the world. Being in a central location within Cornwall everywhere is within a short drive.
The village offers a beautiful lifeguarded beach surrounded by high cliffs which boast the fantastic coastal path which winds it way around the edge of Cornwall and Devon.
With attractions varying from the cider farm and Paradise Park, to the gold centre and several National Trust properties there is enough to keep everyone happy on a day away from the beach.
How to get there
Follow the A30 and then take the turning for Portreath. After about two miles you will enter the village of Portreath, take the first left turning after the primary school(on your left).
Then follow this road up the hill and round to the right. Then take the left just before the house which looks like a turret! Again up the sharp hill and park in the parking bay between the garages.
Our house is up the first set of steps on your left as you walk up red bricked paved track. The steps are worth the view I promise!
Nearest Travel Links
Airport:
Newquay: 45 km
Railway:
Redruth: 5 km
Activities near Portreath
Sports: Watersports Waterpark Horse Riding Golf within 30 mins drive Fishing
Great for: Walking holidays Rural / countryside retreats Beach or lakeside relaxation Cycling holidays
Sofabeds (1), Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Dining seating for 6, Lounge seating for 6, Sleeps maximum of 6
Other:
Linen provided, please check with the advertiser regarding towels.
Outdoors:
Balcony / Terrace, Private garden, BBQ
Access:
Parking space
Further details indoors: There are two bathrooms, one is an en suite. There is a dining area overlooking the garden and a lounge area with views over the village and sea. There is a large wood burning stove in the living area. Wood is supplied.
Further details outdoors: A lovely setting on the side of a valley, with decking all around the house providing a sheltered suntrap all times of the day with fantastic views over the village, harbour and surf. The sunset can be watched setting over the sea from both the garden and the living area from april to september.
Further details
Given the elevation there are a lot of steps to the property, making this property unsuitable for elderly or those requiring wheelchair access.
Conditions
A 25% deposit to secure booking is required. A damage deposit of £150 is also required on full payment which will be returned within 2 weeks of departure subject to satisfactory property inspection. The balance is required in full 8 weeks prior to stay.
Rental rates
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Guestbook for The Tree House
Summer 2007 " A lovely property, in a great location. We loved the BBQ area which we spent most of our time in and the kids enjoyed feeding the Donkeys in the field. Thanks for the welcome" Sammy, Keith and family
Summer 2007 "We really enjoyed your suggestions for weird and wonderful ways to entertain the kids, the Razor clam fishing was a highlight and we even got to catch one! Thanks for a great stay, we'll be back" The Burtons
Summer 2008 "We were unlucky with the weather but didn't find it stopped us from exploring. It was quite special waking up to the view and watching the sunset. A very relaxing holiday ,thank you" Beth, Dunc and baby Sam.
Summer 2009 "What a fabulous spot! We've had great weather and not really had to leave Portreath for the whole week. We love the house and did all the walks you suggested, thanks for making us so welcome" Jenny and family
Summer 2009 "This is by far the nicest place we've stayed in and we've been coming to Cornwall since I was a child. We love Tehidy, managed to get lost in it, we forgot to take your map,but found a lovely cafe that did the best hot chocolate! Thanks for everything. Dave, Marie, Sally and mongo
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