Interior Accommodation

The cottage sleeps up to 4 people.

Wheal Call is full of character with exposed beams, wooden floors, granite walls and wood-burning stoves to enchant you almost as much as the view.

It might lack certain modern technological conveniences, but is cosy and warm with additional, fitted night storage heaters to compliment the two wood burning stoves, a modern kitchen and a walk-in, mains pressure shower!


Take a video tour of the inside of the cottage…


The Day/Dining Room

The day room/dining room is furnished with armchairs, a bureau/writing desk, a bookcase, a wood burning stove, a large dining table and chairs, a night storage heater and has a window to the spectacular sea views.


The Sitting Room

The Sitting room has two sofas, a coffee table and another wood burning stove with an additional night storage heater. 

There are windows to the front and rear of the room.

Please note, smoking is strictly prohibited inside the cottage and will result in the immediate termination of occupancy and forfeiture of all payments. Likewise, candles must not be used inside the premises. Thank you!

Clearview Wood Burning Stoves

The cottage has two very efficient wood burning stoves to keep you warm. They are situated in the sitting room and day/dining room.

They are supplied with two full baskets of kiln dried beech logs, kindling and fire starters from October to May. Further supplies of wood can be purchased from St Just.


The Kitchen

The kitchen has an electric oven and hob, microwave, electric heater, table and stools and a large larder fridge/freezer.

We provide tea towels, an oven cloth, washing up liquid, cleaning fluid and cloths.

The stairs lead from the day room to the first floor landing, bedrooms and bathroom.


The Master Bedroom

The Master Bedroom, has a superking-sized double bed, electric night storage heater, a chest of drawers and a cupboard with hanging space. 

The bed has a sumptuous, quilted topper on the mattress, two pillows per person, two single duvets and two bed throws.  All bed linen is provided.

The room is large and light and has wonderful panoramic views with windows on three sides.


The second, Twin Bedroom

Bedroom Two has twin beds, a chest of drawers and cupboard with hanging space, and an electric night storage heater…

..and those sea views again.


The Bathroom

The bathroom has a walk-in, mains powered shower, heated towel rail and a small step up to the WC and basin.

Each guest is provided with a bath towel.  Please bring your own beach towels.

The bathroom is equipped with a hand towel and bath mat and complimentary bar of soap.  Please bring your own shampoo & conditioner.


Books, Games and Jigsaws to amuse

There are lots of books, board games, puzzles and jigsaws to keep you amused. Who needs the TV when you can sit down and get back into Monopoly and Risk or try new games out like Carcasonne and family favourites like Blockus.


Exterior

The moment you arrive at Wheal Call the specialness of its location will become a reality and you will start to relax, mind, body and soul.

There are 13 uneven steps down from the South West Coast Path to the courtyard and garden to Wheal Call. A sturdy handrail follows you down one side and it is always advisable to make use of it!

The courtyard has an outside toilet, an outside tap for washing off the sand and hosing down the dog, and a washing line.

The garden is a natural cliff-top garden to the front and side. There is a patio area at the side with garden furniture, benches and a built in BBQ.

The Front and the famous Bench

The garden is not enclosed and does drop away quite steeply onto heathland at the front. For this, and other reasons, the cottage is not deemed safe for small children and we therefore do not allow any children under 8 years of age to stay at the cottage. Likewise, untrained or naughty dogs are not allowed.

The courtyard has an outside toilet, an outside tap for washing off the sand and hosing down the dog, and a washing line.

The downstairs is entered via a rear porch with security gate into the day room/dining area with doors off to the kitchen and sitting room and stairs up to first floor.


Take a video tour of the outside space on offer…

Take a tour of the decent down the steps from the South West Coast Path to the courtyard and porch.

Then, passing the side patio with its seating and built in bbq, wonder round to the front of the cottage.

Here you’ll feel completely private and you can relax on the iconic bench and let your eyes wander over our stunning views of Porthledden Bay below, Cape Cornwall and the Kenidjack headland.


Parking and the track

There is parking for two cars on the track above the cottage.

The track leading to the property may not be suitable for low vehicles. Care must be taken when driving there, particularly in wet weather. 

If you are unsure of the track in poor weather, Annie and Peter who run the National Trust car park on the Cape know Wheal Call well and will always let you park there for a small donation to the Trust if you are not members.

Photo of sunset after the rain at Cape Cornwall with Wheal Call cottage and a water reflection on the track

Directions

For full directions including a google map, aerial photo and video of the approach via the track please go to the How to Find Us page.


“We have just returned from our week here and it was perfection. We wanted a holiday to be totally relaxing and that is exactly what we had. The cottage is fabulous. The bathroom is gorgeous and the superking bed is so comfy. But the view is second to none with something different to watch every day from the seals, fishermen, yachts to the rock climbers, you could sit on the bench all day everyday and never get bored. We can’t wait to return.”

Heather Cammiss

“This is an amazing, beautiful place to stay. It’s perfect for peace and relaxation.
The views are stunning.

It was immaculately clean.
The bedrooms were stunning and comfortable with gorgeous views out to sea from both of them.

It has to be my favourite place so far in Cornwall and I’ve stayed in lots .”

Pam Chiddey

“Wow! Such a breathtaking location to spend a very special week in a lovely comfortable and cosy historic cottage. The owners couldn’t have been more helpful and friendly and we came away refreshed in mind and body after a week of walking, swimming, fishing, visiting historic sights, browsing galleries, eating out and best of all watching the beautiful sunsets with a glass of local sparkling wine on the garden bench.”

Lindsay Williams