Property details

Standing at the top of the beach, Pink Cottage is one of the original thatched cottages in Cadgwith and occupies one of the most beautiful positions in the cove. There are two beaches in Cadgwith separated by a small headland known as the Todden. Pink Cottage overlooks `Little Beach` and on the other side of the Todden there is the Fishing Beach where all the fishing activity occurs. The cottage stands out on any postcard or photograph of Cadgwith because of its pale pink walls, hence its name! It is a cottage full of character and is both spacious and memorable for any holiday.

ACCOMMODATION: GROUND FLOOR: fully equipped KITCHEN: with electric cooker, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and microwave. DINING ROOM. LARGE LOUNGE: with windows giving splendid views over the cove and sea, freesat TV. FIRST FLOOR: large DOUBLE BEDROOM: with sea views over the beach, washbasin. TWIN BEDROOM: with washbasin. Small SINGLE BEDDED ROOM: with splendid view down the cove. BATHROOM: with bath, shower, WC, washbasin and heated towel rail. GAMES ROOM: with full-size table tennis table. HEATING: oil fired central heating and electric stove heater. PATIOS: at front and side of the cottage with table and chairs overlooking `Little Beach`. PARKING: places can be found in the cove itself and a season ticket is provided for the public car park about 300 yards away. SPECIAL NOTES: towels are provided. High chair and travel cot available. Security Deposit: £100. For customer reviews click the Guest Book button above.

27 July 2018

Thank you for a wonderful stay in Pink Cottage. We have visited Cadgwith many times now and this is our first time in this cottage. We all loved it, from the wonderful vistas to being on the doorstep of Little Beach. We have not used our car for the whole week. The cottage has wonderful views and I believe it is the best in Cadgwith. Thank you again.

17 June 2017

Sensational stay in Cadgwith Pink Cottage. It ticked all the boxes, especially the terrace looking out to sea. We've had brilliant weather, making it even more supberb. Had a couple of meals in the pub - Helen and Garry tremendous hosts with good seafood. We will be back - a bit smitten. Oh .. and for a taste of good art, visit the Jackson Foundation in St Just to see Kurt's work. P>S> The kitchen looks good, hob and cooker work well.