A lovely little wood-burner to keep you snug whatever the weather.
An open doorway leads from the kitchen to the living-room.
A canvas sail screens the bed.
The sheltered harbour at Portscatho, just yards from the cottage (not the view).
1 North Parade is part of a small Victorian terrace just steps away from the sea.
The dining-area with vintage scrubbed pine table.
Plenty of space to relax.
Lovely decorative touches.
Light floods in from the tall windows.
A basket of logs for the fire.
Looking from the living-room through to the kitchen.
Plenty of books for rainy days.
Stairs lead up from the bedroom to the living-room.
It must be time for a lunchtime drink....pop over to the Harbour Club or the Plume of Feathers.
The kitchen has a sloping ceiling so please mind your head if you are tall.
The kitchen is compact but very well-equipped.
Porthole windows continue the nautical theme.
The cosy double bedroom.
The dressing area in the shower-room.
A lovely arched mirror in the shower-room.
A big double shower cubicle.
A drench head shower and a hand-held shower should do the job!
The shower-room is adjacent to the bedroom on the ground floor.
Stairs lead up to the living-room.
Looking from the kitchen to the living-room.
The fisherman's shelter.
Portscatho is still home to working fishing boats.
Portscatho harbour.
Tatams Beach is only a few yards from the cottage.
Enjoy the National Trust coastal footpath from the doorstep.
So many walks to choose from.
Porthcurnick Beach.
Enjoy a stroll across the cliffs to the Hidden Hut for lunch.
Boats in the bay.
Portscatho breakwater.
The sheltered harbour at Portscatho, just yards from the cottage (not the view).
1 North Parade
2995Portscatho | Sleeps 2 (no children under 16)
7 Nights from £448
Ms Carey September 2025
The property is as described, and a cozy bolthole for one or two in a brilliantly central location. We loved that it was so close to the slipway making it possible to be in the sea within 30 seconds from the front door at high tide or 60 seconds at low tide! Enjoyed some fabulous early morning chilly autumn swims from the slipway, with the option of a hot drink from Tatum's coffee shop just above the beach. Wonderful to walk left or right out of the door, quickly onto cliff paths heading north or south to stunning scenery, beaches and cafes. Great to have a decent size hallway with wall hooks for all our various outdoor clothing & shoes (pack for all seasons, it's Cornwall...) ...
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Reply from Classic Cottages
Being able to jump in the sea less than a minute after shutting your front door is an absolute dream! It really sounds like you had a wonderful holiday at 1 North Parade. Emily, Customer Support.
Ms Baxter-Hunter May 2025
No. 1 North Parade sits in a fabulous location for exploring Portscatho and the surrounding coastline and countryside. Access to the beach, South West coast path and local facilities are just a few minutes from the doorstep. A wonderful place to enjoy, relax and come back to after a day of exploring. ...
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Mrs Green March 2025
Very comfortable well equipped cottage in an excellent location
Reply from Classic Cottages
We're so pleased that you enjoyed your stay, and would love the opportunity to welcome you back in the future. Julie, Customer Support
Mrs Murphy October 2025
Lovely little ‘bolt hole’ for two. Fantastic walks close by. Good food in two nearby pubs. Our stay was somewhat marred by the housekeeping not being up to scratch ( dirty saucepans from previous guests use) and the lack of items that were supposed to be left for us ( toilet rolls, logs etc) A solitary loo roll with just a few sheets remaining isn’t good enough for guests arriving very late at night long after the shop is closed. A few pieces of split wood logs in an opened bag is not the ‘bag of logs’ described as being left for guests use. Overall the cottage was clean and comfortable but it’s the little extras that make things nice and although they were supposed to be there ( loo rolls, boxes of tissues, laundry powder, full bag of logs etc) they were missing. We know they were supposed to be there because we saw the list of what the housekeeper is supposed to leave, it’s taped to the inside of a cupboard. Another thing is the noise from the club opposite the bedroom window. It’s bad. If you can get past this it’s ok but if you are craving peaceful nights look for somewhere else to stay. It’s noisy some nights until 2am. Bottom line; nice little place to stay, lovely little village but the housekeeper needs to had a word with. ...
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Reply from Classic Cottages
Thank you for sharing your review. We're sorry to hear about your cleanliness concerns. Our team is always available throughout your visit, and we encourage guests to reach out right away if any concerns arise so we can resolve them promptly and get your holiday back on track. We're grateful for the opportunity to reach a resolution following your stay and we're pleased to advise that your housekeeping concerns have since been addressed. We're delighted that you found the cottage clean and comfortable overall, and you enjoyed the fabulous location, right in the heart of Portscatho. We hope to welcome you back again soon. Julie, Customer Support ...
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Mrs Morris September 2024
Very comfortable cottage with all the amenities you need. Good location near the beach. Enjoyed our stay there for the second time k
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