Gwel An Mor

Gwel an Mor is a single-storey, three-bedroom cottage near Portreath with a hot tub on the rear decking. The property sits on Feadon Lane, inland from the village, with Portreath Beach 800 metres away.

Inside, the open-plan living area centres on a woodburning stove in the sitting section. Three bedrooms include a super-king (zip/link, convertible to twin), a double with TV and en-suite, and a twin. A separate bathroom has a bath with shower over, and a second shower room offers a walk-in shower. The kitchen is equipped with a microwave, kettle and toaster.

The rear decking holds outdoor furniture and a private hot tub. Designated parking is available for one car. Portreath Beach - a sandy north coast beach with reliable surf and rock pools at the western end - is 800m downhill. Godrevy Beach, a wide National Trust strand with views of Godrevy Lighthouse, lies 7.9km along the coast.

Portreath marks one end of the Coast to Coast mineral tramway cycle trail to Devoran on the Fal estuary. The village retains its historic harbour, originally built to export copper ore, and the coast path heads west towards Porthtowan through former mine workings. Dogs are welcome at this property.