The Deck House

The Deck House is a cedar-clad, sedum-roofed house for four near Chapel Porth, in the former mining village of St Agnes. Both bedrooms have twin beds and en-suite bathrooms, while a third family bathroom gives the four-person group an additional facility, useful for two couples sharing.

A wood-burning stove and open fire sit in the living area, and bi-fold doors lead to a decked terrace with countryside and sea views. Wi-Fi, parking, a dishwasher, washing machine and barbecue are included. Dogs are not accepted, and no hot tub, pool, EV charger or private garden is listed.

The South West Coast Path runs within minutes of the property, with the Wheal Coates engine house - one of Cornwall's most photographed mining buildings - visible on the cliffs toward Chapel Porth. Trevaunance Cove is 1.5 miles away, Trevellas Cove is 1.7 miles and Perranporth Beach is 4.2 miles from the house. St Agnes Beacon, a short walk above the village, gives wide views across Cornwall. The St Agnes guide covers the village and its mining coast.

Nine reviews give The Deck House a rating of 5 out of 5.

**Best for:** two couples or four companions wanting three bathrooms, sea views and the coast path close by.

**Less good for:** dog owners, guests needing a private garden or verified step-free access, and travellers seeking on-site leisure facilities.