French doors open from the sitting/dining-room onto the terrace.
Retro furnishings suit the cottage wonderfully.
Lovely colours in the kitchen.
Bedroom 1 looks out over the front courtyard and hills beyond.
Looking across the neighbouring garden to the sea in the distance.
Looking down to the little beach at Portloe from the coastal footpath...a three minute walk away.
This is the village car park where you can park and 9 Coastguard Terrace is the top left hand cottage in the picture.
Windows overlook the courtyard to the front.
A big sofa to stretch out on.
The cosy living-room.
A great place (and way!) to end a busy day.
Lovely soft Farrow and Ball paints throughout the cottage.
Have a saffron bun while planning your day out!
The dining area.
A retro light hangs low over the dining table.
Solid oak work surfaces.
The kitchen has original slate flooring.
The kitchen looks out at the back of the cottage.
Time and tide waits for no man...so off you go to explore!
Simplicity of style throughout.
Bedroom 1 has a double bed.
Clever little bedside lights.
Furniture is painted in complementary shades of blue and grey.
A driftwood-framed mirror.
Books to read on lazy days.
Bedroom 2 has twin beds plus a bespoke built-in cabin bed.
Pops of bright blue add cheerful colour.
The cabin bed (recommended for older children as accessed via the ladder).
The cabin bed has a full size single mattress (3').
Children's games and books will keep youngsters occupied.
The bathroom.
The recently refurbished bathroom is spacious and light (you can lie an the bath and see the sea!).
There's a separate shower cubilcle.
9 Coastguard Terrace is far left in the top terrace.
Looking up at Coastguard Terrace from the village (No 9 is on the far left).
Looking down into Portloe cove from the coastal footpath (The Lugger is on the right....excellent food and spa treatments for relaxation!).
A memorial plaque above one of the coastal footpath benches...what a lovely epitaph!
The fishing boats in Portloe harbour.
Pendower and Carne beach are very close-by.
Visit St.Mawes and catch the ferry to Falmouth.
Take the King Harry Ferry over the Fal River to explore West Cornwall.
Gorgeous Porthcurnick beach is one of many on the Roseland Peninsula.
Further afield The Lost Gardens of Heligan make for a great day out.
9 Coastguard Terrace
3221Portloe | Sleeps 5 + cot
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Mrs Hodgkinson April 2023
A tastefully appointed cottage. I’ve stayed in many cottages in Cornwall and this beats them all. This is the second time I’ve stayed at No 9 and loved every minute. Thankyou.
Ms Ormston July 2022
Wonderful cottage in wonderful location. One of the best places we've ever stayed. Will definitely be back.
Mrs Hodgkinson March 2022
The cottage has everything you need for a wonderful holiday.
Mr Knight October 2022
We very much enjoyed our stay in Coastguard Terrace, lovely cottage and outside space. Good to have the woodburner. There is a garden area at top of steps too... but not used I don't think. The village is lovely with a small fishing harbour and a pub, the other is a hotel which we couldn't sample as only open to residents. There is no local shop. Some lovely walking to be enjoyed..and good beaches ..our favourite Porthcurnick near Portscatho. All in all ticked all the boxes....
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Mr Hawes September 2022
The cottage is situated in a beautiful and unspoilt part of Cornwall and is in superb condition.
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