The open plan living-room.
French doors lead out to the deck.
The kitchen in the open plan living-room.
The bedroom has a king-size bed (5ft).
Glimpses of Porthcurnick beach from the garden.
The well-equipped kitchen.
Sit back and relax on the comfy sofa.
Cool blue cushions.
A fun 'Hetty Hare' lamp.
The drench shower.
The sitting-area.
Lovely decorative touches.
Lowenna and Bryher sit side by side.
Looking from the orchard garden back to the barns.
Spring blossom in the orchard.
The orchard garden is shared with Lowenna.
Enjoy lunch on the beach at the Hidden Hut cafe, a short stroll away overlooking Porthcurnick beach.
Sit and watch the boats in Portscatho harbour.
Porthcurnick beach at low tide.
St Just in Roseland is a magical place and a short journey away.
Catch the passenger ferry from St Mawes to Falmouth for a day out.
The mighty biomes of the Eden Project, a great place to spend the day.
Bryher
3132Portscatho | Sleeps 2 + cot* (no children from 2 to 16)
7 Nights from £498
Mrs Beynon March 2024
We had an excellent stay at Bryher which is beautifully furnished, extremely comfortable and spotlessly clean. It’s in great location for the beach and village. The Roseland is a delight. The owners Jean and Doug made sure we had everything we needed for our stay. Bryher is one of the best self catering cottages we have stayed in - we couldn’t fault it and look forward to returning. ...
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Reply from Classic Cottages
We are so pleased to hear you enjoyed your stay on the stunning Roseland peninsula and found the owners to be so helpful. Thanks so much for your lovely feedback.
Lucy, Customer Support
Mrs Heaviside December 2023
Bryher is an ideal property for a couple. It has everything needed for a comfortable stay, including plenty of quality tea and coffee (pods for the Nespresso too). All furnishings and equipment seemed quite new and the property was very cosy despite the wind and rain we encountered. The location and environment were great and the property owner went out of her way to make sure we were happy. ...
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Mr Dippnall October 2023
Great accommodation with everything you need. Lovely position near sea
Mr Wells September 2023
Whilst only a 15-20 min walk from Portscatho with a pavement most of the way, it does mean coming back in the dark at this time of year (September) with no street lighting for some of the way. A good torch was provided. May or June would be a especially good time to go as one could return from eating in daylight. Cottage details could make it clearer that one can access Portscatho on foot via the road not just the cliff path....
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Reply from Classic Cottages
Thanks so much for sharing your helpful thoughts and suggestions. We hope you had a wonderful stay and would love to welcome you back again soon. Julie, Customer Support
Mrs Beale September 2023
We have stayed at Bryher for many years now, and we always enjoy our holiday there. With a large gated deck and a field for our dog to run around, the cottage is perfect for us. The cottage is superbly well equipped with comfortable furniture and bed, and the owners Jean and Doug are very friendly and generous, with all necessities supplied over and above what one would usually expect to find. The location of course is just perfect - ten minutes walk to the beach, the same in the other direction to Portscatho with its shops, galleries and cafés. The SWCP on the doorstep. What could possibly be better? ...
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