Cornish Seaview Cottages is a small, friendly company committed to offering our guests and owners an outstanding personal service. We are an approachable team and believe that the enjoyment we get from our job is reflected in our dealings with guests and owners alike.

Lower Hillcott is a special place waiting to be discovered. Superb outside space combined with a wonderfully light and airy interior and just a 5 minute walk to the beach. This lovely home has everything you need for the perfect family holiday. Newly refurbished, it really is a beautiful, comfortable, family holiday home and is ideal for two families or groups of friends wanting to experience Cornwall’s rugged coast, stunning beaches and to escape from it all. The facilities are there with the intention of pure enjoyment and it provides a lovely opportunity to relax, sit back and make the most of all the best Cornwall has to offer.

Crackington Haven is located on the north coast in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It was once a small harbour importing coal and limestone and it has managed to escape any development and is now a small unspoiled, secret, cove. When the conditions are right it is a great surfing spot and during the summer holiday weeks two life guards are on duty from 10am to 6pm each day. In the spring the cliffs are covered in heather and it is a wonderful place to see the wild flowers and hear the birdsong. The gently sloping beach is perfect for exploring, or for relaxing, and, although pebbly when the tide is in, there is plenty of sand for building castles when the tide is out. Crackington Haven really is a special place perfect for a family holiday away from the crowds. For convenience there is a cafe in the village across the road from the beach serving lovely local food – including home made pasties, cream teas and cakes, and the ever popular ice creams. As well, in the summer, it sells beach essentials, wet suits, body boards – and also rents wet suits. The family pub, The Coombe Barton Inn, serves delicious food and has a wonderful terrace to watch the sun going down over the bay. The cottage has books and leaflets with plenty of suggestions for days out locally and what to do in the immediate area, including local beaches and walks. A highlight is the wooded valley walk inland from the back of the house returning by the cliff path, enjoying breathtaking scenery and wildlife. Or, take a walk up Penkenna, Cornwall’s highest cliff at 735 feet.