Porth Chapel

The perfect hideout for two, Porth Chapel Cabin can be found in a countryside setting only four minute's-drive from the coast. Inside, you'll discover cool and contemporary furnishings as well as a host of creature comforts and luxuries, creating a space that lends itself perfectly to days of blissful relaxation.

Unique fittings and fixtures like the cabin's chunky front door, lights reclaimed from a famous hotel in Penzance, wood panelling and brickwork, all lend an authenticity to the atmosphere. In the main open plan space, there's a huge Smart TV for movie nights, a music system with surround speakers for listening to your favourite playlist, a perfectly formed kitchen and dining area for cooking and sharing meals together, and a big brass bed for lazy morning lie-ins.

The cabin stays warm and toasty during the cooler months with a fabulous log burner throwing out plenty of heat, and two armchairs to snuggle up in with a hot chocolate or a good book. On sunnier days the sprawling outside deck with its BBQ and seating areas invites sunshine dining and evenings spent gazing at the stars with a glass of bubbly in hand.

The surrounding area has so much to offer. Polgoon Vineyard is a three-minute drive from Buryas Bridge and makes for a lovely place to taste locally produced wines or juices from their orchards, while Trewidden house and garden lie on the doorstep. Just five minutes away lies Newlyn with its brilliant restaurants and vibrant local art scene. Continue along the coast to Penzance and discover a fabulous, heated lido as well as historic architecture, or head in the other direction to Mousehole – one of Cornwall's prettiest villages – where cobbled streets, sea views and delicious seafood lunches await.

The South West Coast Path runs close by, with the walk from Mousehole to Lamorna Cove especially beautiful, while the National Trust-owned Trengwainton Garden (just ten minutes away) offers a peaceful stroll through its lush grounds and is ideal for guests with dogs in tow.
A little further afield, the white sands and turquoise waters of Porthcurno beckon, where you can visit the world-famous Minack Theatre, carved dramatically into the cliffs and overlooking the ocean.

This property is one of four hideaways within our Buryas Bridge collection. All four can be booked together for group stays.

Living Area
The open-plan living space is warm and inviting reclaimed fittings and fixtures including lighting from a famous Penzance hotel, rustic wood panelling, and exposed brickwork. There's a large Smart TV for movie nights, a music system with surround speakers, and a wood-burner that keeps the cabin cosy. Two comfortable armchairs make this the perfect spot to unwind
Logs and firelighters are provided for the first fire

Dining Area
A small dining table and chairs sit within the open-plan space

Kitchen
Compact yet well-equipped, the kitchen includes an induction hob, microwave, fridge with ice box, dishwasher, kettle, toaster, and cafetière, along with all necessary utensils, cookware, crockery, cutlery, and glassware
Please note there is no oven

Bedroom
Within the main open-plan area, the bedroom features a beautiful brass double bed, bedside tables and lamps, and a hanging rail for clothes

Shower Room
Modern and stylish, the shower room includes a walk-in shower, hand basin, WC, heated towel rail, and mirror

Outside Space
A large, private deck provides the perfect setting for sunshine dining and evening relaxation, furnished with a gas BBQ, dining table and chairs, and sun loungers for lazy afternoons. At night, enjoy stargazing with a glass of something special in hand

Parking
There is one parking space located next to the lodge