West Cottage at Goldsithney
Goldsithney, United Kingdom
Amenities
Pets Allowed
Parking
Washer
Kitchen amenities
A/C
Dryer
Home details
Bedroom 1
1 double bed
Bedroom 2
1 double bed
A beautiful traditional Cornish cottage with fresh light décor and a refined yet characterful feel. Ideally located in the peaceful village of Goldsithney just a few minutes drive from the stunning beach of Perranuthnoe, and only a mile and a half from Marazion, guests will have some of Cornwall’s most picturesque scenery close at hand.
The cottage offers spacious accommodation, with separate living room, dining room and kitchen. There are also two double bedrooms, two shower rooms and an enclosed garden and patio area.
Entering through the wrought iron gate at the side of the cottage there is a useful internal porch and utility area with washing machine, great for storing shoes, jackets and beach gear. There is also a convenient downstairs shower room adjacent to the utility, with large shower enclosure, basin and WC.
Continuing through into the living room, there are two large windows looking out into the garden, making this a bright and sunny space. With two generously sized sofas and television, it’s perfect for relaxing after a long day of fresh sea air!
The kitchen is well equipped with all the amenities you will need, including double oven and ceramic hob, fridge freezer, dishwasher, toaster, microwave and kettle. The dining room sits at the heart of the cottage, and is a charming space to enjoy meals and socialise, with a round dining table to comfortably seat four.
Upstairs, the bedrooms are both light and airy, each with a double bed and plenty of storage space. There are stunning views from the master bedroom out over the countryside, perfect for enjoying a cup of tea in bed in the morning!
The upstairs bathroom also has shower enclosure with basin and WC.
Due to the age and style of this cottage, it may not be suitable for infirm guests or very young children.
Outside in the main garden area, there is a large patio with table and chairs suitable for outside dining, and a fully enclosed lawned area, ideal for pets. Guests also have access to a smaller patio area off the kitchen which is separate to the main garden. There is a small driveway offering parking for one small to medium sized car, however any larger or second cars can park on the road.
The village of Goldsithney is picturesque and peaceful, and the centre of the village is a conservation area. There are two pubs, a shop and post office, all within easy walking distance of the cottage. Locally, there are plenty of beautiful places to explore – as well as Perranuthnoe, the other closest beaches are Prussia Cove, Praa Sands and Rinsey, all within a 10 minute drive.
The coastal town of Marazion has a lovely waterfront with beaches either side and a good selection of shops, pubs and cafes. St Michael’s Mount, sitting proudly out in Mounts Bay is not to be missed, now looked after by National Trust and accessible by foot at low tide, with a passenger ferry service once the causeway is underwater.
Going west along the coast you will find the historic town of Penzance, the quaint and largely untouched village of Mousehole with it’s sheltered harbour, and the world famous Minack Theatre, a unique open-air theatre built into the cliff edge in the early 20th Century. Going east, Porthleven is only a short distance, and is fast becoming one of Cornwall’s most desirable places to visit.
The north coast is also easily accessible, with the picturesque town of St Ives being only 10 or so miles away. Offering restaurants, pubs and cafe’s galore, independent shops and the stunning harbour framed by golden beaches, it is one of many places not to be missed in this varied and beautiful part of Cornwall.
Access Info:
Uneven stone steps down to front door.
Some narrow doorways on ground floor.
Stairs to first floor are steep.
Booking terms:
Children under 3yrs are not permitted.
A maximum of one dog is welcome, although must stay on the ground floor and off the furniture.
All stays include
At Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy we believe certain amenities should be standard.
24/7 support
Kitchen essentials
Starter kit of bathroom amenities
High-speed wifi
Professional cleaning
Premium linens and towels
Television
Digital free stays
Our Tiny Home rentals may not include all essential amenities inside the home.
About the area
Porthleven, a charming fishing village in Cornwall, England, is a picturesque destination that offers a serene escape with its natural beauty and quaint atmosphere. Nestled on the edge of Mount's Bay, Porthleven boasts the most southerly working port in mainland Britain, framed by an iconic clock tower that stands sentinel at the harbor entrance.
The village is a haven for food enthusiasts, with a variety of eateries ranging from cozy cafes to high-end restaurants, many of which serve fresh, locally-sourced seafood. The annual Porthleven Food Festival is a highlight, attracting visitors and foodies from all over to celebrate Cornwall's rich culinary heritage.
For those interested in history and culture, Porthleven's Shipwreck and Heritage Centre offers insights into the village's maritime past, including tales of shipwrecks and the lives of local fishermen. The village's architecture, with its historic fisherman's cottages and granites houses, adds to the charm and character of the place.
Outdoor activities are plentiful in Porthleven. The South West Coast Path runs through the village, providing walkers with stunning coastal views and the chance to spot local wildlife. The nearby Loe Bar, a natural sandbank separating the sea from the largest freshwater lake in Cornwall, is perfect for nature walks and bird watching.
Surfers and beachgoers will find Porthleven Beach a delight, with its impressive waves and expansive shoreline. Although the sea can be rough, making it a hotspot for experienced surfers, there are also calmer moments for those who prefer a peaceful dip in the ocean.
Art lovers will appreciate the village's creative scene, with several galleries showcasing the work of local artists inspired by the Cornish landscape and seascape. The artistic vibe is palpable, with frequent workshops and events that celebrate the community's creativity.
Porthleven's community spirit is infectious, with various events throughout the year, including the Porthleven Lights and Lanterns event in winter, which brings the village together in a festive celebration of light.
In essence, Porthleven is a destination that offers a blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and a warm community spirit. It's a place where one can unwind, indulge in the freshest of seafood, explore the rugged Cornish coastline, and immerse oneself in the local arts and heritage. Whether seeking a peaceful retreat or an active holiday, Porthleven is a gem that promises a memorable experience for every traveler.
House rules
Check-in 4:30 PM • Check-out 9:30 AM