Fish Cellars At Sw556278

The fish cellars at Prussia Cove date from the 19th century and are constructed from granite and killas rubble, with partly corrugated iron roofs and gable ends. There is a stone rubble stack with a brick shaft to the left, and a brick copper with a brick chimney located a few meters from the front. The building consists of a range of four adjoining one-room fishermen's huts, which are irregularly sited and built into the steep slope behind, overlooking a cliff near the front. The second cell from the left features a large fireplace on the left side. Each hut has a doorway and a small window at the front. The exterior is single-storey, with ledged doors and reused or 20th-century windows. This picturesque group of fishermen's huts is set in beautiful coastal scenery at Prussia Cove, overlooking Bessy's Cove.