A contemporary first floor sitting-room, with beautiful views.
The comfortable ground floor bedroom with its king-size bed.
Light the fire-pit, pour a glass of something nice and watch the magnificent Cornish sunset.
Light floods into this gorgeous abode.
The view from the bedroom to the kitchen and dining area. A sliding door cleverly separates these two spaces.
Scandi-style clean and uncluttered.
Such a blissful place to watch the sun go down.
Stairs (on the left) lead up to the sitting-room from the kitchen/dining area.
Cook a meal in the well-equipped kitchen.
The ground floor shower-room.
The Boatshed, a detached, reverse level dwelling, set close to Prussia Cove and the South West Coast Path (the "doors" are for decor and add to the style and flair of the property).
Snuggle up together for a romantic evening at The Boatshed.
Games and books for evening entertainment.
A contemporary fire keeps you warm and cosy.
The dining-area.
Outside living at it's best.
Dine in the great outdoors, barbecued fresh mackerel anyone?
St Ives, just a short drive away.
Relax in the sunshine.
Amble along the footpath to Prussia Cove.
West Penwith is proud to have International Dark Sky Status, the night skies can be exceptional.
A day out in nearby Mousehole.
Head west along the South West Coast Path to Marazion and St Michael's Mount.
The Boatshed
4454Praa Sands | Sleeps 2 (no children under 16)
7 Nights from £399
Mr Rigden September 2025
Is a great spot to stay in the far west of Cornwall. Property is very well designed and fitted out.
Mrs Cooper September 2025
As many other guests have commented, The Boatshed is a cleverly designed use of a small space with a beautifully bright living room upstairs; in fact it needs sunglasses on a sunny day! There are thoughtful touches such as binoculars, map etc to add to the enjoyment of the area. The cottage is very conveniently placed to reach plenty of other local fishing villages etc and we really enjoyed the walks from Porthleven and along the coastal path from Perranuthnoe to St Michael’s Mount. The Victoria Inn, the Pepperpot cafe and Cabin, are all in Perranuthnoe and definitely recommended. In Porthleven you are spoilt for choice for eating and drinking choices. The circular walk from Porthleven through the Penrose estate, or even on to Helston has great views and a variety of scenery with the National Trust Stables cafe or walled garden a good place to stop. On a miserable day the Museum of Global Communications at Porthcurno (PK Porthcurno) is more interesting than it sounds with the added bonus of stunning Porthcurno beach and the Minack Theatre....
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Miss Bontoft October 2024
We loved it! The space was utilized so well, a comfortable, cosy place to stay. Spotlessly clean, and a very comfortable bed! Thank you to the owners for such a friendly welcome and a wonderful stay. We had a gorgeous honeymoon at the Boatshed and will be back! ...
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Reply from Classic Cottages
We're so pleased you had a fantastic time at The Boatshed! It is wonderfully cosy and oh so romantic, we can see why you chose this for your honeymoon destination! Milly, customer support
Mrs Resnick August 2024
We loved staying at the Boatshed. It’s such a clever space - really well designed and extremely comfortable. The location is fab, the accommodation is very clean and the decor is very calming - we didn’t want to leave! We would definitely rebook!
Mr Clarke June 2024
Great cottage - well appointed for a holiday stay. There was a good pub only 200m away if you wanted to eat out and not drive. The sea was around a 10 mins walk, with swimming options a few minutes further either at Praa sands or at Bessie’s cove. (The Rosudgeon beach looked good but needed some scrambling to reach.) Loved the cottage and would highly recommend it....
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