Watergate Bay
The Farmhouse
A large, luxurious, countryside retreat, not far from Watergate Bay
From £1,250 / week
Cottages with Log Burners in Newquay
Cottages with log burners in Newquay make a particular kind of sense: this is a town built around the Atlantic, where the surf never really stops and the wind off the water has an edge to it even in August. Come autumn and winter, that fireplace stops being a nice touch and starts being the whole point — the crackle and warmth after a long beach walk, the reason to stay in rather than head out. Newquay rewards the off-season visitor who knows how to settle in. Browse the self-catering cottages with log burners on this page and use the availability filters to find the right fit for your dates.
Not sure which of these in Newquay?
Watergate Bay
Watersend
A spacious, stylish coastal retreat with sea views, just moments from Watergate Bay
From £2,250 / week
Watergate Bay
Rockpools
A large striking coastal retreat in Watergate Bay with sea views, hot tub and luxury touches
From £1,995 / week
Mawgan Porth
6 The Shore
A large luxury coastal retreat moments from Mawgan Porth
From £1,995 / week
Crantock, Nr Newquay
Langurra Meadow End
Gorgeous holiday home near stunning Crantock beach
From £1,250 / week
FAQs
Common questions
Yes — a log burner is particularly well suited to Cornwall's shoulder and winter seasons, when Atlantic weather rolls in and evenings draw in early. Most properties with log burners are also centrally heated, so the fire is a complement to warmth rather than the sole source. Check each listing's details to confirm heating arrangements before booking.
This varies by property. Many include a starter supply of logs and kindling; others ask guests to source their own locally. The individual listing or the property's information pack will confirm the arrangement. If it matters to you, it's worth checking with us before you arrive so you're not caught short on the first evening.
A number of properties on this page welcome dogs — a log burner and a dog-friendly cottage is a genuinely popular combination for autumn and winter breaks. Use the dog-friendly filter in the listings to narrow your search. Bear in mind that some local beaches have seasonal restrictions on dogs, so it's worth checking current rules before you plan your days out.
Minimum stay requirements differ between properties and change by season — short breaks of two or three nights are often available outside peak summer weeks, while peak periods may require a full week. The live availability calendar on each listing shows exactly what's bookable for your chosen dates, so that's the most reliable place to check.
