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 £513
Mr Latchford April 2025
Fantastic location and accommodation. Spotlessly clean, modern and well designed. Owner friendly and informative. Lovely quiet location to relax and within a short walking distance of a lovely sandy beach and of the nice village of Portscatho. Very dog friendly with a shared orchard paddock garden and great walks on the nearby South West path and down to the beach. Would definitely stay here again when holidaying in the area....
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Mrs Kanchanatheera April 2025
Excellent little retreat, away from the hustle and bustle of every day life, but handy position to get to the local village amenities.
Mr Marshall September 2024
Lovely cottage ideal for two people. Beautiful grounds well maintained with plenty of parking. Hosts really welcoming
Mr Preston August 2024
We had a fantastic week. Amazing location, exceptionally clean and well equipped.
MR EDWARDS July 2024
We have stayed in many Classic Cottages properties, and Bryher is the best we have ever visited. The courtyard setting is charming and the surrounding gardens and fields give a genuine rural experience. At the same time being able to walk into Portscatho village, or Porthcurnic beach in a few minutes meant we seldom used the car which was left at the property car park, along with a sailing dinghy we had brought. The interior of the property is beautifully decorated, with a modern feel to the open kitchen/dining/living space. The bedroom and shower rooms are also clean and neat with a modern finish. We made full use of the patio area and furniture outside, and our hosts Jean and Dougie were charming, and kindly lent us a barbeque. Even the weather was good. We will be back. Steve and Lynn....
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