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My place, a perfect base for exploring North Cornwall just off the A39 is close to Bodmin Moor, the Camel Trail for cycling, the North Devon and Cornwall sections of the South West Coastal Path for hiking and Surfing Beaches like Polzeath and Bude. Easy access to famous locations from television like Port Isaac and Jamaica Inn. There are loads of amazing small farm shops and tea rooms as well as larger destinations like Padstow near by with Rick Steins fish and chips.

The accommodation comprises one double bedroom, a lounge/dinner with freeview television and wifi. A fully equipped newly fitted kitchen with dishwasher. A brand new shower room with underfloor heating. The garden is large and enclosed with patio table and chairs. There is a driveway for off road parking and access to our field for guests with dogs. Also free eggs from our pet chickens (as pictured), and a cream tea on arrival, with enough milk, sugar and teabags to get you started. You'll love my place because of the amazing views up to Rough Tor, the easy access to the whole of North Cornwall and the enclosed garden suitable for dogs. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and furry friends (pets).

The immediate neighbourhood is a small hamlet of around 10 houses and farms, and although the A39 runs through it, the area is very rural and surrounded be fields. Davidstow with its famous creamery is one mile to the east and Camelford with its free parking, shops, pubs and petrol station three miles to the west. Rough Tor is five miles away, the turning is on the left on the way to Camelford, Hilltop Cafe/Farm shop is two miles away, the turning is on the right on the way to Camelford.

Apartamento compacto e independente, com todas as comodidades essenciais e muito limpo. Uma excelente base para explorar North Kent e excelente valor!

Gary2019-12-23T00:00:00Z

Meu marido e eu absolutamente amei a nossa estadia no chalé. A localização era ótima e o chalé aconchegante. Muito obrigado pelos saborosos scones Ashley. Mal posso esperar para ficar novamente no futuro próximo.

Shanice2019-12-16T00:00:00Z

Tivemos uma estadia fantástica aqui e Ashley até nos deixou alguns scones, ela voltou direto para nós sempre que fizemos uma pergunta. A cama e o jardim são fabulosos. Muito obrigado pela estadia encantadora e até breve em algum momento no próximo ano.

Jon2019-12-09T00:00:00Z

Caro pequeno local e muito bem equipado. Ideal para um ou dois e aceita cães com um jardim seguro. Adorável creme de chá à chegada. O aquecimento foi maravilhoso, pois foi um fim de semana frio. Vamos def livro novamente. Obrigado!

Annelise2019-12-01T00:00:00Z

Tudo estava perfeito. A casa é muito confortável e acolhedor. La.localisagion é perfeito. A casa está equipada com todos os confortos. Obrigado por esta semana perfeita

Tiffany2019-11-23T00:00:00Z

Caseiro. Bonito com pequenos toques adoráveis, exatamente o que precisávamos :) Obrigado!

Nicola2019-11-11T00:00:00Z

Esta foi a nossa segunda estadia neste pequeno espaço fabuloso, e tínhamos grandes esperanças, pois tivemos uma ótima estadia pela primeira vez. Não decepcionou. O espaço é pequeno, mas perfeitamente equipado e tudo o que precisamos. Ser capaz de trazer o cão é o mais importante. Hilltop é fácil de encontrar e a uma curta distância de carro de alguns dos melhores lugares da Cornualha. Tão feliz que já reservamos para o próximo ano, mal posso esperar para a terceira visita agora. Altamente recomendado.

Bex2019-11-03T00:00:00Z

Lugarzinho fantástico, tem tudo o que você precisa e o anfitrião Ashley é muito bom em responder a qualquer mensagem que possa ter. Também um pequeno toque agradável foi o leite deixado na geladeira com scones e geléia e creme de leite. As direções também cuspiram.

Paul2019-11-01T00:00:00Z

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Reevescott Retreat is a spectacular plot with stunning views towards Tintagel headland and the Sisters Rocks where you can watch the crashing Atlantic surf beating against this historic promontory. The property itself is an annex of the owners building next door and benefits from its own private terrace. There are few spots where watching the sunset with a glass of wine could be more relaxing! The interior is beautifully presented making the most of the wonderful views from both the main living area and also from the bedroom upstairs.Perched on the hill above St Nectans Glen, a picturesque valley and waterfall that cascades down towards the sea, Tethevy is perfectly positioned to explore the north coast of Cornwall. Tintagel is 2 miles to the west where there are a range of shops, pubs and cafes, not to mention the ruins of Tintagel castle with all of its Arthurian mystery and truly magnificent scenery. Boscastle, scene of the devastating floods of August 2004 is once again a traditional fishing village and the dedication of the local hospitality businesses to rebuild after 2004 means there are now a plethora of good hotels and restaurants.Accommodation Ground Floor: Enter into the open plan, double aspect, kitchen / dining and living room. The kitchen area has fully fitted units and there are comfortable sofas in the living room and magnificent views. Stairs leading to:First Floor: The stairs open on to a landing area that has doors leading to the bedroom with built in wardrobes, a 5' double bed and sea views. From the landing is a further door to the modern shower room with a large shower, wash hand basin and WC.Exterior: There is a private terrace with BBQ and, with permission, access to the owners' garden. There is parking for 1 car.Facilities & Services Oil central heating throughout. The kitchen has a range of modern equipment. There is an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge / freezer and dishwasher. The sitting area has a digital TV & DVD player with Freeview. There is unlimited WiFi available at the property. There is an iron & ironing board. There is a travel cot and a booster seat / high chair. There is a washing machine.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen, towels and beach towels are all included. There is off road parking available for one car. Regrettably dogs are not permitted at the property and no smoking is allowed.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday (Friday until October 2019).Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£150 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Trethevy is a delightful hamlet, equidistant from Boscastle and Tintagel and has a history which may well go back to 250 AD when a granite post was inscribed with C DOMI N GALLO ET VOLUS – ‘For the Emperor Caesars our lords Gallus and Volusian' this can now be found outside St Piran a former monastery and now private residence, Trethevy is also home to St Nectans Glen a beautiful valley where the River Trevillet has carved its way through the slate and formed a beautiful 60' waterfall.Boscastle is a tiny port set in a narrow ravine, the town came into prominence recently as a result of terrible floods in the summer of 2004. There is a pottery in the village and several gift shops. A footpath to the left of the quayside will take you to the 'Lookout' which is a wonderful vantage point from which to view the rugged coastline. Boscastle was once a favourite meeting place of the author Thomas Hardy, and is the location for one of his novels 'A Pair of Blue Eyes'. Boat trips can be taken from the harbour as far as Long Island, where during the breeding season you may see razorbills, puffins & guillemots. There is a demanding 7 mile coastal path walk between Boscastle and Crackington Haven. There are several attractions along this stretch of coast including Strangles beach at the bottom of a large landslip with a rock arch the Northern Door. Just south of here is High Cliff which is the highest point on the Cornish coast path. Don't forget to visit Pentargon inlet which has an imposing waterfall that cascades down to the sea below.On Bodmin Moor, Dozmary pond is thought to contain Arthur's Excalibur, and Merlin is thought to be still found walking under Tintagel Island. Camelford is a great centre for touring, walking, fishing, swimming or surfing holidays. The town is steeped in history and has excellent shopping and sporting facilities. Port Isaac is the location of the televisions series Poldark and more recently Doc Martin, as well as being a gorgeous working fishing village. Bodmin Jail built in 1778, notorious for its public executions by hanging, was the first jail to be built housing inmates in individual cells. The Jail closed in 1927 and is now a museum open to the public, which during the First World War housed the Crown Jewels and the Doomsday Book. The famous Camel Trail follows the route of the old railway along traffic free paths for 18 miles, providing the whole family with a fairly flat cycle through Bodmin and Wadebridge, and out to Padstow where you can sample Rick Steins famous Fish and Chips. The market town of Launceston is the capital of Cornwall and well worth a visit to see the church of St Mary Magdelene, with granite carvings, unusual among Cornish churches.

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Reevescott Retreat

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A comfy, stone built 2 bedroom cottage with an open plan living space, in a quiet little hamlet in North Cornwall's designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is walking distance to the coastal path and the beautiful beach at Trebarwith Strand, and a 5 minute drive to Tintagel. The popular fishing villages of Boscastle and Port Isaac are short drives away. This area is less populated than most of the rest of Cornwall, so you will be able to find peace and quiet away from the crowds.

Open plan, comfortable downstairs living space, with a lounge, well equipped kitchen, dining area and sun room. In the lounge area there is a TV with integrated DVD player, a CD player and a selection of DVDs, books, walking guides and OS maps of the area. There is also a real log burner. Upstairs are two bedrooms (one double bed, and two single beds) with far reaching countryside and sea views, and a toilet and shower. The fully enclosed back garden is small but very pleasant on a sunny day. There is also a raised gravel garden next to the parking space, with wonderful views of the surrounding countryside and the sea. Great for BBQs or just watching the sun go down with a glass of wine.

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Grande casinha em uma excelente localização com anfitriões fantásticos

Paul2019-04-19T00:00:00Z

O chalé fica em uma linda localização e realmente se nossa visita. Erik foi muito fácil de se comunicar e a casa é perfeitamente limpa e aconchegante. Esta área da Cornualha tem muito a fazer à porta. Nós particularmente amamos Rocky Valley e Trebarwith Strand. Eu recomendo altamente. Obrigado Erik por uma experiência fabulosa.

Christy2019-04-13T00:00:00Z

Jubilee Cottage é bonito e pitoresco, e em um local encantador para caminhar nos caminhos do litoral e para a aldeia de Tintagel. Foi também perto das principais estradas para viajar para outro lugar na Cornualha. A cozinha foi bem equipados e as camas foram confortáveis. Nós com certeza gostaria de ficar lá novamente.

Cindy2019-03-22T00:00:00Z

casa linda excelente localização para chegar a todos os locais de interesse praias ect imaculadamente limpo muito bem equipado boa comunicação como chegar ect livro útil que abrange tudo o que você precisa saber atração local onde comprar troncos ect vamos voltar assim que

Wendy2019-03-09T00:00:00Z

O lugar de Erik está em uma excelente localização, apenas a 20-25 minutos a pé da praia mais próxima ea curta distância de outras praias e atrações. Tem todas as comodidades que você precisa e Erik é um anfitrião muito útil.

Arthur2019-02-26T00:00:00Z

Nós teve um maravilhoso tempo no Jubilee Cottage. Somos uma família com criança a bordo, mas tudo era seguro e perfeito. Muito bom lugar se você quiser explorar o norte da Cornualha e desfrutar deste lugar bonito e elegante!

Andy2019-02-22T00:00:00Z

Casa linda em uma bela área do mundo - as imagens de listagem realmente não fazem justiça. Erik é um grande anfitrião, rápido para responder a quaisquer perguntas. Apenas ligeira desvantagem é o estacionamento que os outros têm notado - se existem outros carros lá ao mesmo tempo, pode ser um verdadeiro aperto, especialmente se em um carro alugado você não pode dar ao luxo de arranhar!

Chris2019-01-02T00:00:00Z

Lugar lindo no mundo e uma casa maravilhosa para estar em!

Daisy2018-12-27T00:00:00Z

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Preço:€89/noite

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Immaculately presented studio cottage at one end of a traditional long house. Fabulous base to explore this region of Cornwall and less than 2 miles from the stunning village of Boscastle.

Robins Nest is a well appointed, studio style, barn conversion at the end of the owners traditional long house. Tastefully decorated and furnished with a superb wood burning stove and large Smart TV to while away the evenings after a day exploring the plethora of walks and traditional Cornish villages to be discovered nearby. There is a private outside seating area to soak up the sun with sun loungers and a charcoal bbq. The Elizabethan harbour of Boscastle is famous for the floods of 2004 which devastated the village now it is once again picture perfect with a delightful selection of gift shops, public houses, cafes, restaurants and hotels. Boscastle has one of the most outstanding sections of the coast path with majestic promontories, crashing surf, secluded coves and long beaches with soft, golden sand. The stunning towns of Port Isaac, Rock and Padstow are a short drive to the west and are well worth a trip. Accommodation Ground floor only: Enter into the living area, triple aspect with 4'6" double bed, comfortable chairs, wood burning stove, smart TV, dining table, and fitted kitchen with appliances. Door leads to shower room with walk in shower, under floor heating, WC and hand basin: Exterior: Parking for 1 car alongside the property. There is a patio area with table and chairs, sun loungers and a charcoal barbecue. Facilities & Services Heating is via an oil central heating system with radiators and a wood burning stove, the shower room has under floor heating. The kitchen is fully fitted with a range of units. There is an electric oven and hob, microwave, toaster, fridge with integral ice box, washing machine with integral tumble dryer. The living room has a large flat screen digital Smart TV complete with Netflix and catch up TV and radio stations. There is free superfast WiFi at the property. There is an iron & ironing board. There is a hair dryer. Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are all included. You will need to bring your own beach towels. There is a dog towel supplied. We regret that no smoking is allowed. One small / medium sized, well behaved, dog may stay at the property for the small additional cost of £30 per dog per week. Dogs must not be left unattended in the property. There is off road parking for 1 car, second car on request. There is a cot and high chair available upon request. General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Friday. Short breaks are available during the quieter months of the year. £150 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

The name Lesnewth is of Cornish origin and means 'New Court' that is 'a chieftan's estate'. Some of the oldest buildings of Lesnewth include the Church, the Rectory & the Mill. The village is situated approximately 2 miles east of Boscastle and 6 miles east of Tintagel. Boscastle is a tiny port set in a narrow ravine, the town came into prominence recently as a result of terrible floods in the summer of 2004. In the village there is a pottery, a museum of witchcraft and several gift shops. A footpath to the left of the quayside will take you to the 'Lookout' which is a wonderful vantage point from which to view the rugged coastline. Boscastle was once a favourite meeting place of the author Thomas Hardy, and is the location for one of his novels 'A Pair of Blue Eyes'. Boat trips can be taken from the harbour as far as Long Island, where during the breeding season you may see razorbills, puffins & guillemots. There is a demanding 7 mile coastal path walk between Boscastle and Crackington Haven. There are several attractions along this stretch of coast including Strangles beach at the bottom of a large landslip with a rock arch the Northern Door. Just south of here is High Cliff which is the highest point on the Cornish coast path. Don't forget to visit Pentargon inlet which has an imposing waterfall that cascades down to the sea below. Trethevy is a delightful hamlet, equidistant from Boscastle and Tintagel and has a history which may well go back to 250 AD when a granite post was inscribed with C DOMI N GALLO ET VOLUS – ‘For the Emperor Caesars our lords Gallus and Volusian’ this can now be found outside St Piran a former monastery and now private residence, Trethevy is also home to St Nectans Glen a beautiful valley where the River Trevillet has carved its way through the slate and formed a beautiful 60' waterfall. On Bodmin Moor, Dozmary pond is thought to contain Arthur's Excalibur, and Merlin is thought to be still found walking under Tintagel Island. Camelford is a great centre for touring, walking, fishing, swimming or surfing holidays. The town is steeped in history and has excellent shopping and sporting facilities. Port Isaac is the location of the televisions series Poldark and more recently Doc Martin, as well as being a gorgeous working fishing village. Bodmin Jail built in 1778, notorious for its public executions by hanging, was the first jail to be built housing inmates in individual cells. The Jail closed in 1927 and is now a museum open to the public, which during the First World War housed the Crown Jewels and the Doomsday Book. The famous Camel Trail follows the route of the old railway along traffic free paths for 18 miles, providing the whole family with a fairly flat cycle through Bodmin and Wadebridge, and out to Padstow where you can sample Rick Steins famous Fish and Chips. The market town of Launceston is the capital of Cornwall and well worth a visit to see the church of St Mary Magdelene, with granite carvings, unusual among Cornish churches.

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Boscastle, Boscastle, Reino Unido

Robins Nest

Preço:€48/noite

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Carpenters cottage is a peaceful, and comfortable hideaway between Tintagel and Boscastle. The cottage is fully equipped for self catering and is perfect for anyone who loves to be near the sea and is particularly good for walkers. There is off road parking for one car and lovely walks straight from the cottage to the South West Coast Path, Bossiney Cove, St Nectans Glen, Rocky Valley, Trebarwith Strand, Tintagel and Boscastle. There are plenty of places to eat out in the centre of Tintagel.

Carpenters cottage was originally a carpenters workshop which has been tastefully renovated and refurbished whilst retaining it's character. It is now a comfortable single storey cottage , equipped with all you need for a relaxing holiday - whether you want to fully self-cater or take advantage of the many local restaurants, cafes and pubs. The small outside patio area provides a place to sit and relax in the sun and the comfortable living/dining space is the perfect for relaxing indoors if outside is too wet or chilly! There is a well equipped kitchen with a washer/dryer plus a newly updated shower room and toilet. There are 2 bedrooms - one with a king sized bed and a smaller room with comfortable, full size bunk beds. We also provide a small selection of books, DVDs and games for both adults and children and some local guide books and maps for you to use and also some picnic equipment ( rug, flask, tupperware boxes) available for you to borrow during your stay.

Carpenters cottage is situated in the tiny, ancient hamlet of Fenterleigh. All local amenities and shops etc. are a short walk or drive away. There are lots of stunning walks straight from the cottage. It is beautifully quiet and peaceful here with the wild north coast a short walk away.

Uma grande casa de campo em uma localização incrível. Rocky Valley e Tintagel Castle estão praticamente à sua porta. Tantos pensativos tocados na cabana fizeram ótimas férias. Mal podemos esperar para voltar.

David2019-11-03T00:00:00Z

Cottage do carpinteiro é um lugar encantador para relaxar, tem um ambiente muito acolhedor, muito calmo e isolado. Gill foi muito eficiente em se comunicar conosco acessando o chalé e nos dando instruções claras sobre como chegar lá. Havia quatro de nós e todos nós achamos o lugar agradável e bem equipado para as nossas necessidades durante a nossa estadia. Na chegada, tivemos uma adorável mensagem de boas-vindas e também alguns deliciosos biscoitos para nós, que foram um toque adorável. O local é muito limpo, tem um monte de folhetos de informações locais, com coisas para ver e fazer, realmente ideal! Havia também muitos jogos de tabuleiro para mantê-lo entretido, se você quisesse ficar lá dentro. A localização da casa é ideal para visitar a área, a menos de 10 minutos de carro de Tintagel e do castelo. Nós realmente apreciamos a nossa estadia e recomendo totalmente!

Cesar2019-10-31T00:00:00Z

Uma casa lindamente apresentada, imaculada por toda parte. Os anfitriões deixaram uma adorável recepção em forma de biscoitos caseiros que eram lindos! Tudo o que precisávamos estava disponível - até ferro e tábua de passar! Eu o recomendaria completamente - especialmente se você quiser explorar a costa nas proximidades, pois muitos locais bonitos estão extremamente próximos - Port Isaac, Boscastle, Tintagel etc.

Rob2019-10-20T00:00:00Z

Que ótima localização! Esta é uma casa linda para usar como base. É muito perto de muitas praias e locais espetaculares, mas está escondido em uma estrada tranquila - longe de todos os outros locais turísticos. A casa fica no mesmo terreno da casa principal, com uma área externa privativa. É de propriedade de Gill e Neil, que são prestativos e acolhedores. A casa é ultra limpa e tem tudo o que você precisa, com extras como deliciosos biscoitos, probabilidades e fins com os quais você pode precisar cozinhar. Também é maior do que as fotografias sugerem. Achamos a loja da fazenda, além de Boscastle, mais útil e o excelente café da The Cornish Bakery, em Tintagel, que merece uma visita para nossa dose diária de café. Eu certamente recomendaria esta casa de campo e, de fato, é uma excelente localização para quem deseja ver a Cornualha.

Deidre2019-10-16T00:00:00Z

Casa muito aconchegante, com mobiliário bonito e realmente reformado recentemente. Também muito cleand e boa localização, se você estiver indo para visitar Tintagel e Boscastle. Muito bom anfitrião!

Katarina2019-10-07T00:00:00Z

muito bem, embora fora do espaço, perfeito para famílias e casais que querem fugir por alguns dias. amo cada momento da nossa estadia. Não poderia ter sido melhor.

Madeline2019-10-01T00:00:00Z

Lugar incrível

Ferenc2019-09-29T00:00:00Z

Nós amamos ficar no chalé do carpinteiro - foi extremamente limpo e forneceu tudo o que precisávamos e muito mais. Eu recomendaria definitivamente.

Hayley2019-09-27T00:00:00Z

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Tintagel, England, Reino Unido

Carpenter's cottage, Bossiney

Preço:€57/noite

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In a quiet, yet very convenient location, about a 12 minute drive from the famous Cornish fishing village of Port Isaac, this lovely barn conversion has a great south facing garden which looks out over open fields towards the nearby village of St Teath. The local pub, the White Hart is renowned for food and atmosphere and a great reason to stay at The Linhay!

The Linhay is in a quiet location a short distance outside the village of St Teath, just off the Atlantic Highway in north Cornwall. It is a lovely 2 bedroom barn conversion, constructed from local stone and set out entirely over the ground floor. It is set within a lovely south facing garden with plenty of room for children's games. The sitting room is very comfortable with a big leather sofa and chairs and benefits from the cosy wood burning stove keeping everything toasty in the cooler winter months. There are french windows opening onto the gravelled south facing patio area. The kitchen is in traditional style and fully fitted. The Linhay also benefits from both a shower room en suite to the master bedroom and a family bathroom with large corner bath.St Teath is such a convenient location for exploring the spectacular north Cornish coast. Besides the delightful Port Isaac, you have the great surfing beach at Polzeath or the fabulous windsurfing & kitesurfing at Daymer Bay. The coastal footpath all along this section of coast is just breathtaking and could occupy you for an entire week alone if so desired! Boscastle and Tintagel are within 20 minutes and both are fascinating places to visit. Padstow, the culinary capital of Cornwall, made famous by Rick Stein is half an hour away and there you can rent a bicycle and explore the beautiful Camel Trail along the estuary to Wadebridge and beyond. Why not take the little ferry from Rock across the Camel Estuary to Padstow as an added bonus?!AccommodationGround Floor Only: Sitting room (two sofas, not as pictured), dining room and fully fitted kitchen. Master double bedroom with 4'6" bed and en suite shower room followed by a twin room and separate family bathroom. In March 2019 a renovation and improvement of both the family bathroom and en-suite was completed. The family bathroom has been re-tiled and now incorporates an electric shower with glass shower screen above a P-shaped bath. There is also a hand held mixer shower for use in the bath. The en-suite has also been re-tiled with a new shower cubicle. Sinks, toilets and other fittings have also been replaced.Exterior: Garden furniture & BBQ facilities.Facilities & ServicesHeating is via oil fired central heating and the wood burning stove. An initial basket of logs is provided, thereafter available from the local shop. The kitchen has a range of equipment. There is an electric oven & hob, kettle, toaster, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. Superfast Wifi is available at this property. Please note there is no washing machine. The sitting room area has a Smart TV & DVD player. There is an iron and ironing board.MiscellaneousElectricity, heating, bed linen and towels are all included but you will have to provide your own beach towels. There are parking facilities for up to 2 vehicles. Regrettably no smoking or dogs allowed.General Booking InformationArrival / Departure is normally a Sunday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one bedroom only!

Only 6.5 miles away and approximately 10 minutes by car is Port Isaac, tucked away on the North Coast between Padstow and Boscastle. The village has recently been home to the television series 'Doc Martin' with Martin Clunes and both the original and latest series of Poldark were also filmed around the area. Much of the village is 18th and 19th century and a wonderful place to explore. Port Isaac is a maze of narrow lanes and pathways known as "drangs" with only one through road and traffic is discouraged. As with many places in Cornwall, Port Isaac once relied heavily on fishing and fish processing, yet these days the village now caters for many visitors with plenty of shops and eateries. Fish may also be bought from the local fish merchants in the fish cellars by the harbour. There are also the usual art and craft shops.12 miles south is Bodmin, the former county town of Cornwall for many years and the only Cornish town to be recorded in the Domesday Book, which was lodged in the town's prison during the First World War. The county prison is now a museum and open to the public. It was the first prison in the country to have separate cells. The oldest part of the town is made up of mainly granite buildings clustered around the Bodmin Beacon. The Beacon is a 144 feet tall obelisk in memory of Sir Walter Raleigh Gilbert. The area around the Beacon which has woodland and traditional hay meadow was declared a Local Nature Reserve in 1994.Nearby Bodmin Moor, bisected by the newly expanded A30 is home to one of Cornwalls Areas of Oustanding Natural Beauty. Reaching a height of 1,377 feet above sea level at Brown Willy, Cornwalls highest point. The heather covered granite moorland provides East Cornwall with the most stunning country views and rugged walks. Near Blisland you will find two of Cornwalls stone circles, the Trippet Stones and Stripple Stone Henge and just round the corner, one end of the famous Camel Trail. The 18 mile Camel Trail follows the route of the old railway along traffic free paths, providing a fairly flat cycle through Bodmin and Wadebridge out to Padstow, eminently suitable for families.Padstow is a charming fishing village at the head of the Camel Estuary. It has some lovely sandy beaches and at least 7 bays within 5 minutes drive. It is the start or end point of The Camel Trail depending on your point of view. The 17-mile trail is flat and runs between Padstow & Wenford Bridge along the disused and resurfaced railway line. Bikes are available for hire. Padstow, now famous for being home to Rick Steins The Seafood Restaurant, amongst other properties the celebrity chef owns in the town.From Padstow you could take a boat trip across the Camel Estuary to Rock, and lounge on the beautiful beach that stretches all the way around to Daymer Bay. The National Lobster Hatchery neighbours Rick Stein's empire in Padstow. It is also a good base for exploring the South West Coastal Footpath, which covers its rugged coastline, and from which beautiful coves and spectacular views are worth seeing. Various water sports, fishing and golf are all on your doorstep.Boscastle situated on rugged North Coast of Cornwall, has an incredibly picturesque tiny natural port. Once a thriving port, at the base of a ravine, serving North Cornwall, the village now survives on its tourism industry. The disastrous floods of 2004, unfortunately damaged some historic properties, but Boscastle is most definitely up and running again now. The Witchcraft Museum re-opened in 2005, houses an extensive collection of related artefacts including a Dutch collection donated to the museum in 2000. There are many gift shops and cafe's in the village, as well as a pottery, with amazing coastal walks and views to each side of the valley. On the north side of the harbour at Penally Point is a natural blow hole, which at low tides with enough swell sends plumes of water high into the air. There is a fabulous 7 mile walk between Boscastle and Crackington Haven is extremely popular, although it is quite a testing length of coastline. Many sites of interest surround Boscastle with lots to explore. Nearby Tintagel and a ruined castle heralds myths of King Arthur, with Camelford rumoured to be Camelot of old.

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St Teath near Port Isaac, Port Isaac, Reino Unido

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The Linhay at St Teath

Preço:€52/noite

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Molehill Cottage Tintagel / Sleeps 4 + cot* Treat yourself to a well-deserved break that promises to be full of coastal delights, mythical legend and truly spectacular scenery at Molehill Cottage. Set just off the main road of Tintagel, a village steeped in Arthurian legend, this delightful cottage is the ideal base for those wanting to make the most of this lively coastal village and this dramatic part of north Cornwall.

The sitting/dining-room is a wonderfully inviting room providing plenty of space for everyone to chill out and relax and an open doorway leads through to the modern galley kitchen. One bedroom is on the ground floor ideal for those who are less mobile and the second sits at the top of the stairs, under the eaves so please mind your head. Each bedroom has its own en suite facilities handy for those who like a little more privacy. Outside, the small terrace area is a great spot to enjoy evening drinks at the end of a busy day exploring the delights of north Cornwall.

Tintagel or Trevena is a civil parish and village situated on the Atlantic coast of Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. The village and nearby Tintagel Castle are associated with the legends surrounding King Arthur.

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Cornwall, England, Reino Unido

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Molehill Cottage

Preço:€79/noite

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Lovely Cornish cottage, perfect for family seaside holidays or couples looking for a cosy break. Lounge with open fire, kitchen diner, 3 bedrooms, wifi, enclosed lawned garden. Close to great pubs, Tintagel Castle, beaches, (sand and surf) South West Coastal Path, Bodmin Moor, Boscastle, Padstow and Port Isaac.

Lounge with open fire, kitchen diner, three bedrooms, family bathroom, enclosed garden

Loads of things to see and do! Tintagel and its castle are just over a mile away. Great beaches (sand and surf) and cosy and family friendly pubs nearby. Boscastle, Padstow, Port Isaac and Bodmin Moor a short drive away.

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Tregatta, England, Reino Unido

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Arthur's Cottage

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Amenities: Bed Linen & Towels, Washing Machine, Dishwasher, DVD, 2 x toilet, bath with shower, double bed, TV, cooking hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, heating, High Chairs, 3 x single bed, Wood burning fireplace, BBQ grill, Bed Linen, Telephone, Pets are welcome, Wireless Internet, Baby cot, Family friendly; Bathroom, 3 x Bedroom, Kitchen, 2 x WC

GENERAL - Traditional semi-detached cottage... - Sits at the head of the peaceful Trebarwith Valley GROUND FLOOR - Sitting room with a low board and beam ceiling, and comfortable seating arranged before the wood burning stove - Beamed, well equipped, fitted kitchen / dining room contains an oil fired Rayburn stove - Three steps lead up from the kitchen to a utility room - Cloakroom W.C with small hand basin - Single bedroom with a 2ft 6in single bed - Garden room with cane furniture and house plants opens on to a level terrace FIRST FLOOR - Fairly steep stairs lead up to the first floor - Master bedroom with a double bed and country views - Second bedroom has twin beds and vanity unit - Bathroom W.C. with shower over the bath and hand basin GARDEN - Slate paved barbeque area with lovely views down Trebarwith Valley and a useful outdoor shower - Small rear patio

- Trebarwith Strand is a ten minute walk by footpath or 1 mile by road - Mill House Inn a quarter of a mile away - Tintagel, 1 mile, has a selection of shops, pubs and restaurants

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Treknow, Reino Unido

Rose Cottage

Preço:€108/noite

Right in the heart of the famous village of Port Isaac, this little cottage is just a few steps from the harbour. Full of character, with low ceilings and bijou rooms, this is a proper old Cornish cottage! Fisherman's Cottage has the advantage of TWO free parking spaces just 150m away!

This small but atmospheric cottage is just a few steps from the harbour in the heart of the famous village of Port Isaac. The living room / diner and separate kitchen are both limited in size and headroom but that is all part of the charm of staying in a cottage such as this in the middle of such a wonderful village. The bedrooms are both twins (due to the difficulty of getting large furniture upstairs) and located on the first and second floor. Stepping out of the stable door onto Middle Street is like stepping into pure Cornwall! A lovely narrow lane leading to the charming harbour and beach that Port Isaac is so famous for. The Slipway Hotel, the pubs, the coffee shops and of course Doc Martin&#39;s house are all here. Please bear in mind that Fisherman&#39;s Cottage is an old cottage with narrow steep stairs, low ceilings and of limited size. Accommodation Ground Floor: Compact living room and dining room. Small fully fitted kitchen. First Floor: Twin bedroom and bathroom. Second Floor: Twin bedroom with sea glimpses from the window. Facilities &amp; Services Heating is via night storage heaters. The kitchen has a range of equipment. There is an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle and fridge with freezer box. The sitting room area has a flatscreen digital TV &amp; DVD player and CD. There is an iron &amp; ironing board. WiFi is available at the property. Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen &amp; towels are all included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. Regrettably no smoking or dogs are allowed. There are 2 free, dedicated parking spaces 150m away at the Old School Hotel. Visitors are able to drive up to the cottage for the purposes of loading and unloading luggage. General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Friday. Short breaks are available during quieter periods. &pound;100 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Port Isaac, tucked away on the North Coast between Padstow and Boscastle, has recently been home to the television series &#39;Doc Martin&#39; with Martin Clunes. Although previous years have seen the series Poldark film here and in nearby Port Quinn. Much of the village is 18th and 19th century and there a wonderful narrow streets and alleyways to explore. It is a maze of narrow lanes and pathways known as &quot;drangs&quot; with only one road through, along which traffic is discouraged. The houses are traditional stone built, slate hung cottages. As with many places in Cornwall, once having relied heavily on fishing and fish processing, the village now caters for many visitors with plenty of shops and eateries for the frequent visitors. In the heart of the village are a pub, two hotels, two cafe / bistros. There are other pubs and a cafe at the top of the village. There is a bakery, delicatessen, fishmongers and a well stocked Coop supermarket. Fish may also be bought from the local fishmerchants in the fish cellars by the harbour. There are also the usual art and craft shops. Those interested in fishing may hire a local boat and fisherman. Kayaking may also be arranged in the village. The National Trust coastal path runs through the village and provides spectacular walks over the cliffs. Many places of interest are in easy reach: Pencarrow House, Tintagel, The Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan along with many others. Padstow is close by with its many restaurants and attractions. It can be visited by the foot ferry from Rock and trips may be made out to sea, with puffins on the nearby islands at the right time of year. At Rock there are excellent beaches and boats may be hired from the sailing school along with windsurfers. Other good sandy beaches are at Polzeath and Trebarwith, both of which cater for windsurfing. There is also Daymer Bay, a famous windsurfing spot. From Daymer, it is just a short walk to St. Enedoc church where Sir John Betjeman is buried. Wadebridge has shops of interest and makes a pleasant wander round.

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Port Isaac, Port Isaac, Reino Unido

Fishermans Cottage

Preço:€54/noite

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Fontevrault Cottage is a stunning traditional cottage which is awash with character features, there is a private, lawned garden and a small stream trickles down passed the property next to which is a peaceful Mediterranean garden where you can relax in the tranquility of this beautiful spot. Tintagel is only a short walk up the hill and there are plenty of cafés, pubs and restaurants all within easy reach.

Nestled alongside the Old Vicarage and historic chapel which has also been recently redeveloped by the owners, this cottage provides a private little oasis of calm in a tranquil setting but only a short walk from the centre of Tintagel. The accommodation is luxurious with three ample bedrooms, a kitchen dining room and a large lounge with granite window surrounds, a stone fire place with wood burning stove, tastefully furnished and well equipped this cottage will ensure a magical holiday in the heart of Cornwall.Tintagel is a short walk up the hill and then a mere 400m along to Tintagel Castle and Island where medieval fortifications combine a history of the dark ages with the legend of King Arthur to produce a wonderful day out with many different eateries and pubs to sample as a bonus. The coast path stretches along some of the most rugged cliffs in the south west, where majestic promontories over look secluded beaches with golden sands and crashing Atlantic surf. A quick drive will also take you to Boscastle, site of the infamous floods in 2004, the Victorian holiday town of Bude, or the traditional fishing village of Port Isaac.Accommodation Ground Floor: Front door leads into the open plan, double aspect kitchen / diner with fitted units and appliances, slate floors and access to the lounge with large stone fireplace and wood burning stove, slate floors, granite window surrounds with window seats, stairs to first floor. To the rear of the kitchen diner is a games room, shower room with WC and hand basin.First Floor: Landing with doors to: Master bedroom with 5' zip & link beds and storage. Twin bedroom with 3' zip & link beds. Double bedroom with 4'6" bed. Shower room with hand basin. Bathroom with shower over the bath, WC and hand basin.Exterior: Rear garden, laid to lawn, small stream and a Mediterranean garden with table and chairs and BBQ.Facilities & Services Heating is via ground source central heating which is underfloor on the ground floor and the cosy wood burning stove in the lounge. The fully fitted kitchen has an electric range oven and hob, washing machine, combined fridge freezer and dishwasher. Please note that the coffee machine pictured is no longer provided but there are cafetieres. The lounge has a flat screen Smart TV with catch up channels. WiFi is available at the property. The garden has outside furniture, table and chairs and a barbecue. There is an iron, ironing board, a cot and high chair are available on request.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen & towels are all included, but you will need to bring your own beach towels. We regret pets are not permitted in this property and smoking is not permitted in the cottage. A bag of logs and a bucket of coal are included free of charge during the winter season, more can be bought from the owners. There is parking for up to three cars.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£250 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one bedroom only.

Tintagel exudes charm and medieval history with Arthurian legend as the birth place of King Arthur, Tintagel Island is reached via a narrow footpath with many steps but construction has started on a new foot bridge to link the island to the mainland which should be completed in 2020. The cliffs around Tintagel are all Devonian Slate and the sands at the foot of the cliffs turn the sea a bright turquoise in strong sunlight, a truly beautiful sight. Tintagel is a delightful holiday village with many tourist shops and cafés, pubs and restaurants.To the north is Trethevy is a picturesque hamlet, equidistant from Boscastle and Tintagel and has a history which may well go back to 250 AD when a granite post was inscribed with C DOMI N GALLO ET VOLUS – ‘For the Emperor Caesars our lords Gallus and Volusian' this can now be found outside St Piran a former monastery and now private residence, Trethevy is also home to St Nectans Glen a beautiful valley where the River Trevillet has carved its way through the slate and formed a beautiful 60' waterfall.Further north is Boscastle is a tiny port set in a narrow ravine, the town came into prominence recently as a result of terrible floods in the summer of 2004. There is a pottery in the village and several gift shops. A footpath to the left of the quayside will take you to the 'Lookout' which is a wonderful vantage point from which to view the rugged coastline. Boscastle was once a favourite meeting place of the author Thomas Hardy, and is the location for one of his novels 'A Pair of Blue Eyes'. Boat trips can be taken from the harbour as far as Long Island, where during the breeding season you may see razorbills, puffins & guillemots. There is a demanding 7 mile coastal path walk between Boscastle and Crackington Haven. There are several attractions along this stretch of coast including Strangles beach at the bottom of a large landslip with a rock arch the Northern Door. Just south of here is High Cliff which is the highest point on the Cornish coast path. Don't forget to visit Pentargon inlet which has an imposing waterfall that cascades down to the sea below.2 miles south of Tintagel lies Trebarwith Strand, at low tide there is about a mile of glorious sandy beach, please make sure you check the tides before going for a walk as this beach all but disappears as the tide comes in and every year walkers need to be rescued who have misjudged the tide. There are hundreds of rock pools that can provide endless entertainment for the younger members of your family.On Bodmin Moor, Dozmary pond is thought to contain Arthur's Excalibur, and Merlin is thought to be still found walking under Tintagel Island. Camelford is a great centre for touring, walking, fishing, swimming or surfing holidays. The town is steeped in history and has excellent shopping and sporting facilities. Port Isaac is the location of the television series Poldark and more recently Doc Martin, as well as being a gorgeous working fishing village. Bodmin Jail built in 1778, notorious for its public executions by hanging, was the first jail to be built housing inmates in individual cells. The Jail closed in 1927 and is now a museum open to the public, which during the First World War housed the Crown Jewels and the Doomsday Book. The famous Camel Trail follows the route of the old railway along traffic free paths for 18 miles, providing the whole family with a fairly flat cycle through Bodmin and Wadebridge, and out to Padstow where you can sample Rick Steins famous Fish and Chips. The market town of Launceston is the capital of Cornwall and well worth a visit to see the church of St Mary Magdelene, with granite carvings, unusual among Cornish churches.

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Tintagel, Tintagel, Reino Unido

Fontevrault Cottage

Preço:€77/noite

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Tintagel Castle and the Old Post Office are close by, and the coastal path is within walking distance.. Ground Floor: Living room: With TV, DVD player, CD player and patio doors leading to patio. Kitchen/dining room: With electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and tiled floor. Utility room: With washing machine and tumble dryer. Separate toilet. First Floor: Bedroom 1: With kingsize bed and en-suite with shower cubicle and toilet. Bedroom 2: With twin beds. Bedroom 3: With twin beds. Bathroom: With corner bath and toilet.. Oil underfloor central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Doggy extras. Enclosed patio garden with decked area and garden furniture. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking.. This detached holiday cottage has distant sea views and a decked patio garden. It is within walking distance of the coast, local amenities and attractions such as Tintagel Castle and the Old Post Office. The sandy beach at Trebarwith Strand has rock pools and the waves make great surfing. Other nearby beaches include Rock and Polzeath and Widemouth. The cottage is ideally situated to visit North Cornwall and its attractions. Walk the coastal path, cycle the Camel Trail, visit the pretty harbour of Port Isaac, the Eden Project or eat at Rick Stein’s famous fish restaurant in Padstow. Shops and pubs 165 yards. Free WiFi

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Tintagel, England, Reino Unido

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Hazel Cottage (24698)

Preço:€98/noite

A beautifully presented reverse level holiday home with sea views in the popular, picturesque village of Boscastle, a sheltered natural inlet with an unspoilt harbour village.

Sarum is a reverse level property with an entrance into the first floor hallway leading into the large open plan living / kitchen / diner, with a large expanse of windows exposing fabulous views across the valley to the sea in the distance. Also on the first floor are a family bathroom and shower room while on the ground floor are four bedrooms and access to the patio garden. A detached garage is available to store bikes, SUPs, kayaks or boards about 20m down the road.The Elizabethan harbour of Boscastle is infamous for the floods of 2004 which devastated the village. Now it is once again picture perfect with a delightful selection of gift shops, public houses, cafes, restaurants and hotels. Boscastle has one of the most outstanding sections of the coast path with majestic promontories, crashing surf, secluded coves and long beaches with soft, golden sand. The stunning towns of Port Isaac, Rock and Padstow are a short drive to the west and are well worth a trip.AccommodationFirst floor: Enter into hallway with stairs leading down to the ground floor and doors leading to: Open plan living room, dining area and kitchen with west facing views across the valley, fully fitted kitchen and appliances, dining table, comfortable sofa and armchairs and a flat screen TV; Family bathroom with shower over, WC and hand basin. Shower room with WC and hand basin.Ground floor: Stairs lead to hallway with doors to: Master bedroom with 4'6" double bed and storage. Second bedroom with 4'6" double bed and storage. Bunk bedroom with 3' beds and storage. Single bedroom with 3' bed and storage.Exterior: Parking for 1 car in front of the property and a second space in front of the detached garage which is 20m down the road. There is a patio garden with table and chairs, sun loungers and a barbecue (charcoal not provided).Facilities & ServicesHeating is via the electric storage heaters. The kitchen is fully fitted with a range of units. There is an electric oven and hob, microwave, toaster, fridge / freezer and dishwasher, There is a washing machine in the shower room. The living room has a flat screen digital TV and DVD player. There is free unlimited WiFi at the property. There is a hair dryer, iron & ironing board.MiscellaneousElectricity, heating, bed linen and towels are all included. You will need to bring your own beach towels. We regret that no smoking is allowed. Up to 2 well behaved medium sized dogs may stay at the property for the small additional cost of £40 per dog per week. Dogs must not be left unattended in the property. There is off road parking for 2 cars. There is a travel cot and high chair available upon request.General Booking InformationArrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Short breaks are available during the quieter months of the year.£250 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Boscastle is a tiny harbour set in and around a narrow ravine, the village came into prominence most recently as a result of terrible floods in the summer of 2004 and featured in the two season BBC TV series ‘A Seaside Parish'. In the village there is a pottery, a museum of witchcraft a post office and general store, bakery, outdoor clothing store, National Trust shop and several other gift shops. A footpath to the left of the quayside will take you to the 'Lookout' which is a wonderful vantage point from which to view the rugged coastline and if the tide is at the right level, the Boscastle blow hole!. Boscastle was once a favourite meeting place of the author Thomas Hardy, and is the location for one of his novels 'A Pair of Blue Eyes'. Boat trips can be taken from the harbour as far as Long Island, where during the breeding season you may see razorbills, puffins & guillemots. There are numerous short and long walks from Boscastle to the surrounding countryside and coastal areas. Walking across Forrabury Stitches to the Harbour or along the coast to Tintagel as well as the demanding 7 mile coastal path walk between Boscastle and Crackington Haven. There are several attractions along this stretch of coast including Strangles beach at the bottom of a large landslip with a rock arch the Northern Door. Just south of here is High Cliff which is the highest point on the Cornish coast path. Don't forget to visit Pentargon inlet which has an imposing waterfall that cascades down to the sea below. The "Devils Bellows" is a horizontal blow hole at the mouth of Boscastle harbour which, at the right state of tide can blow halfway across the inlet. Boscastle was an active commercial harbour until the North Cornwall railway line was completed towards the end of the 19th century and vessels of up to 200 tonnes regularly navigated into the treacherous harbour as this was the only option over 40 miles of coastline.Trethevy is a delightful hamlet, equidistant from Boscastle and Tintagel and has a history which may well go back to 250 AD when a granite post was inscribed with C DOMI N GALLO ET VOLUS – ‘For the Emperor Caesars our lords Gallus and Volusian' this can now be found outside St Piran a former monastery and now private residence, Trethevy is also home to St Nectans Glen a beautiful valley where the River Trevillet has carved its way through the slate and formed a beautiful 60' waterfall.On Bodmin Moor, Dozmary pond is thought to contain Arthur's Excalibur, and Merlin is thought to be still found walking under Tintagel Island. Camelford is a great centre for touring, walking, fishing, swimming or surfing holidays. The town is steeped in history and has excellent shopping and sporting facilities. Port Isaac is the location of the television series Poldark and more recently Doc Martin, as well as being a gorgeous working fishing village. Bodmin Jail built in 1778, notorious for its public executions by hanging, was the first jail to be built housing inmates in individual cells. The Jail closed in 1927 and is now a museum open to the public, which during the First World War housed the Crown Jewels and the Doomsday Book. The famous Camel Trail follows the route of the old railway along traffic free paths for 18 miles, providing the whole family with a flat cycle route through Bodmin and Wadebridge, and out to Padstow where you can sample Rick Steins famous Fish and Chips. The market town of Launceston is the capital of Cornwall and well worth a visit to see the church of St Mary Magdelene, with granite carvings, unusual among Cornish churches.

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Boscastle, Boscastle, Reino Unido

Quirky Cornish cottage with inherent romance.

Sarum Boscastle

Preço:€67/noite

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Quirky stone built cottage set overlooking the village of Boscastle in North Cornwall. The cottage is a short walk away from the medieval Stitches and the Cornish Costal path on which you can walk westwards to Tintagel, Port Isaac etc or eastwards to Crackington, Widemouth Bay, Bude etc. The cottage has its own patio area with table and chairs, a small lawn to the side with washing line and off road parking space for one car. Neighbours are close by but not intrusive.

Gard Cottage boasts views over the village of Boscastle but sits at the top of the village slightly off the tourist routes so enjoys a quiet location and an undisturbed peaceful retreat. This unspoilt area of the North Cornwall Coast boasts spectacular views and unrivalled chances to sea seals basking on the sands and seabirds aplenty. Walks of all levels of ability are abound and of course the village houses the world famous Museum of Witchcraft and Magic. Other nearby attractions include St Nectans Glen, Tintagel and its castle, Bodmin Gaol and Bude, with its 2 fantastic beaches and the recently built canal walkways. Nearby is Port Isaac where the TV series Doc Martin is filmed and slightly further afield you can visit Charlestown and many other locations from the recent Poldark TV series. The county is also home to the world famous Eden Project, old tin mines, the Minack Theatre and so many wonderful coves and beaches that you'll be spoilt for choice as to where to spend your time.

Boscastle is a lovely village and the locals form a tight knit community who look out for eachother. All visitors are welcomed into the village and greeted warmly.

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Cornwall, England, Reino Unido

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Our cottage is a 200 year-old two-storey semi-detached house surrounded by open fields with beautiful views towards the sea and direct access to the footpath to the beach at Trebarwith Strand. Over the years we've carefully restored the cottage to produce a calm, restful retreat (and a second home for us).

The cottage has immediate access to the surfing beach at Trebarwith Strand; it's an easy 10-minute walk down the marked footpath. It's warm and cosy in all Cornish weathers with effective heating (if you need it, it's free), with the main windows double-glazed. In addition there’s a welcoming open fireplace you can get going (wood and coal available locally). The kitchen has all the equipment you need. There's a fridge with frozen food compartment and a microwave for quick meals. You'll also find a toaster, an espresso machine (for those wanting decent strong coffee) and plenty of cooking equipment, china and glasses. There's a large pine dining table that sits 6 people. Upstairs are 2 bedrooms one with a comfortable double bed, chest of drawers, wardrobe space, bedside tables and lights. The second bedroom has two single beds again with bedside tables, lights, a chest of drawers and a hanging space. This room has a cupboard containing the hot water tank (no charge for hot water). The bathroom has a bath with a shower over the bath+glass screen, a toilet, washbasin and heated towel rail. There's an outside toilet with a washbasin and shaver point. Outside the front door is a small grassy area and washing line, adjacent to the beach footpath.

Because our cottage is on the edge of the village next to a single-track rural lane, the atmosphere is complete peace and quiet. All you'll hear is the birds and the sheep bleating when they're in the field next to the cottage.

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Treknow, Reino Unido

Charming seaside cottage in Treknow North Cornwall

Preço:€85/noite

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Our little cottage is pretty tiny but very cosy. In through the stable door is a kitchen then front room. Slate floors throughout the downstairs. The wood burner will keep you warm and a selection of games or a tv. Up the fairly steep narrow wooden stairs to the bedroom and bathroom with shower over the bath. Well behaved dogs welcome although the garden is not fenced.

Camelford Cottage is slightly quirky and rustic. The old slate floors are rather cold so bring your slippers! The garden is small and not fenced but fine for any dog parent who's happy to take their dog out on a lead before enjoying the country/beach walks. There's a small decking area. No bbqs please, bbq space is available at the local Enfield Park. The cottage is very old and a bit drafty but the cosy woodburner downstairs and heaters upstairs will keep you warm......winter guests add warm pjs and a hot water bottle to your 'to pack' list. There is a small fold up bed available if a 3rd bed is required. The cottage is set back from the road up a couple of steps and along a slate flagged path. This is a shared path. Through the stable door you step up one step into the kitchen.

Camelford is a small old market town with a few shops, pubs, takeaways and cafe with the river camel runs through it. Ideally located for exploring the north cornish coast and the surrounding moorland. Within the local area is Rough Tor, Port Isaac, Tintagel, Boscastle, beaches, Crowdy Reservoir, Wadebridge to name just a few fantastic places.

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Cornwall, England, Reino Unido

Cosy Camelford Cottage

Stylish cabin in cute village close to sea

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Kovva Cabin is a cosy, stylish retreat with private garden just a few miles from the sea in north Cornwall close to Port Isaac and Polzeath. Keep toasty warm by the log burner or enjoy summer evenings toasting marshmallows over the firepit. A few treats will be here to welcome you after your journey. Take a look at our Kovva Cabin Guidebook for ideas of what to do during your stay - click on 'Show guidebook' under the 'Neighbourhood' section of this listing. Find us on Instagram @kovva_cabin

Kovva Cabin is a small but perfectly formed hideaway for two in the Cornish countryside. Situated on the edge of the village you'll be greeted by views across fields to the moors in the distance. A studio set up, the cabin features a living space with sofa, smart TV with direct access to Netflix and Amazon Prime as well as on demand service from the BBC etc., dining furniture, built-in wardrobe, gas central heating and a wood burning stove. There's a Google smart speaker on the wall for music, help and advice. Large windows look out into the garden. The mezzanine bedroom is accessed via a staircase where a comfy kingsize Caspar mattress and pure linen bed sheets should help you enjoy the quiet nights. A Velux roof window looks up into the tree canopy and has a blackout blind. Handy USB charging points are located up there too, along with a wireless lamp to create a warm glow at night. There is limited headroom on the mezzanine and you cannot stand up but it has a soft wool carpet and enough width to make it a comfortable space to relax in. The kitchen is fully equipped for a self-catering holiday with a gas hob over a Neff electric oven, a toaster, fridge with freezer compartment, and the usual collection of saucepans and utensils you would expect to find, including a cafetière for brewing your morning coffee. The bathroom has a carved marble basin sat on top of a teak vanity unit, heated towel rail to keep your Egyptian cotton towels warm and dry, a shower and toilet. Step out onto the covered deck to enjoy the fresh air in all weather. Outside, you have your own garden with patio furniture and a fire pit to toast marshmallows on. Watch birds play in the trees during the day, bats at dusk, and at night, listen out for owls. There's a dedicated off-street parking space and room to store your bikes and surfboards. We also have a beginners surfboard available for guests to borrow - just ask.

Our cute Cornish village is just minutes from the rolling surf of the north Cornish coast. Just a short walk from the cabin and you'll find a traditional pub serving food, a café, the village shop and Post Office, and a butcher. We are close to some fantastic beaches, perfect for a walk, exploring the coast path, or hitting the surf at Polzeath. We'll help you find a quiet cove for lazy summer days. See our Kovva Cabin Guidebook below for inspiration and ideas of what to do during your stay.

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Saint Teath, England, Reino Unido

Cabana inteira1 cama

Preço:€89/noite

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This impressive period house has beautiful views of the Valency valley and the river leading through the centre of Boscastle. Set back from the coast path this property gives a lovely feeling of privacy while still being in the centre of this famous picturesque village, and the raised garden has majestic views of the harbour.

Bossy Castle is a stunning end of terrace period property, split over three floors which has been recently renovated but retains lots of character features. There is a warming multi fuel stove in the lounge and a well equipped kitchen / dining area with large range cooker and farmhouse table. The bedrooms are all beautifully finished with a rustic style. Outside the private garden offers a stunning, private, vantage point to look down the Valency Valley and watch the river, harbour and the sea, when the tide comes in. The Elizabethan harbour of Boscastle is famous for the floods of 2004 which devastated the village now it is once again picture perfect with a delightful selection of gift shops, public houses, cafes, restaurants and hotels. Boscastle has one of the most outstanding sections of the coast path with majestic promontories, crashing surf, secluded coves and long beaches with soft, golden sand. The stunning towns of Port Isaac, Rock and Padstow are a short drive to the west and are well worth a trip. There is one beautiful shower room at the property, but there is no bathroom. Accommodation Ground floor: Enter into a small hall with stairs leading up and doors leading to: Large, double aspect, L shaped lounge with comfortable sofas, wood burning stove, sash windows and flat screen Smart TV; Kitchen / dining area with farmhouse table and chairs, fitted units, a large range cooker and further doors leading back to the garden or to the rear yard; First floor: Stairs open up onto landing with stairs leading up and doors leading to: Family shower room with WC and hand basin; Bedroom to front with 4'6" bed, storage and two sash windows with views of the river; Second bedroom with 4'6" double bed to the rear also with storage. Second floor: Stairs open onto small landing with master bedroom to the front with fitted units and a 4'6" bed and great views down the river towards the harbour; Further bedroom to the rear with single bed and truckle bed underneath and storage. Exterior: Parking for 3 cars alongside and in front of the property. There is a large patio area and a private raised garden with stunning views of the harbour, there is various seating and a picnic table. Facilities & Services Heating is via the electric on demand radiators. The kitchen is fully fitted with a range of units. There is an electric range oven and hob, microwave, toaster, fridge and separate freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. There is a washing line. The living room has a flatscreen digital Smart TV complete with Netflix. There is free superfast WiFi at the property. There is an iron & ironing board. Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are all included. You will need to bring your own beach towels. We regret that no smoking is allowed. Up to 2 well behaved dogs may stay at the property for the small additional cost of £25 per dog per week. Dogs must not be left unattended in the property. There is off road parking for 3 cars. There is a cot and high chair available upon request. General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Friday. Short breaks are available during the quieter months of the year. £200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required. Low occupancy discounts are available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season and using one bedroom only.

Boscastle is a tiny port set in a narrow ravine, the town came into prominence recently as a result of terrible floods in the summer of 2004. In the village there is a pottery, a museum of witchcraft and several gift shops. A footpath to the left of the quayside will take you to the 'Lookout' which is a wonderful vantage point from which to view the rugged coastline. Boscastle was once a favourite meeting place of the author Thomas Hardy, and is the location for one of his novels 'A Pair of Blue Eyes'. Boat trips can be taken from the harbour as far as Long Island, where during the breeding season you may see razorbills, puffins & guillemots. There is a demanding 7 mile coastal path walk between Boscastle and Crackington Haven. There are several attractions along this stretch of coast including Strangles beach at the bottom of a large landslip with a rock arch the Northern Door. Just south of here is High Cliff which is the highest point on the Cornish coast path. Don't forget to visit Pentargon inlet which has an imposing waterfall that cascades down to the sea below. Trethevy is a delightful hamlet, equidistant from Boscastle and Tintagel and has a history which may well go back to 250 AD when a granite post was inscribed with C DOMI N GALLO ET VOLUS – ‘For the Emperor Caesars our lords Gallus and Volusian’ this can now be found outside St Piran a former monastery and now private residence, Trethevy is also home to St Nectans Glen a beautiful valley where the River Trevillet has carved its way through the slate and formed a beautiful 60' waterfall. On Bodmin Moor, Dozmary pond is thought to contain Arthur's Excalibur, and Merlin is thought to be still found walking under Tintagel Island. Camelford is a great centre for touring, walking, fishing, swimming or surfing holidays. The town is steeped in history and has excellent shopping and sporting facilities. Port Isaac is the location of the televisions series Poldark and more recently Doc Martin, as well as being a gorgeous working fishing village. Bodmin Jail built in 1778, notorious for its public executions by hanging, was the first jail to be built housing inmates in individual cells. The Jail closed in 1927 and is now a museum open to the public, which during the First World War housed the Crown Jewels and the Doomsday Book. The famous Camel Trail follows the route of the old railway along traffic free paths for 18 miles, providing the whole family with a fairly flat cycle through Bodmin and Wadebridge, and out to Padstow where you can sample Rick Steins famous Fish and Chips. The market town of Launceston is the capital of Cornwall and well worth a visit to see the church of St Mary Magdelene, with granite carvings, unusual among Cornish churches.

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Boscastle, Boscastle, Reino Unido

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Bossy Castle

Preço:€80/noite

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The loft is the perfect place to relax and recharge .Overlooking castle island and the Atlantic Ocean ,it a great base to explore all this beautiful part of Cornwall has to offer.

The loft is a light and airy place fully equipped for your stay ,with shared use of the garden and just off the coast path .

The loft is right off the coast path which is great for exploring the coves and beaches nearby (good for swimming ,snorting kayaking and surfing or just relaxing with a good book ).There is also the castle on the island and a little further along the coast path is st nectars glen and rocky valley .

Fantástico! Estadia encantadora com vistas deslumbrantes. Definitivamente recomendaria

Amy2020-01-04T00:00:00Z

A localização mais perfeita e o lugar único e confortável para ficar - a uma curta distância de tudo o que você deseja (incluindo uma praia com uma caverna e uma cachoeira!) E muito espaçoso, com vistas épicas. Brilhante em qualquer época do ano que eu possa imaginar!

Flo2020-01-01T00:00:00Z

O loft é absolutamente deslumbrante e tivemos uma estadia maravilhosa, as vistas são espetaculares e uma excelente localização perfeitamente situada para caminhar até a vila, o caminho costeiro e o castelo de Tintagel. Charlotte foi um ótimo anfitrião e é altamente recomendável!

Marea2019-12-30T00:00:00Z

Lugar encantador. Boa vista!

Dan2019-12-22T00:00:00Z

Localização tranquila, com vistas incríveis e fácil acesso ao caminho costeiro, bem como ao Castelo Tintagel. O loft é elegante e equipado como um "lar longe de casa", com pequenos toques adoráveis e roupas de cama especialmente confortáveis. O pão fresco e a geléia que Charlotte deixou foram muito apreciados. Definitivamente ficaria novamente.

Debbie2019-12-16T00:00:00Z

Um pequeno refúgio encantador com vistas maravilhosas sobre o mar. Muito limpo e quente (visitamos em dezembro) com toques gentis de pão fresco, manteiga e geléia. Nós apreciamos o caminho costeiro em frente à propriedade. Charlotte foi muito útil e amigável. Recomendaria!

Jennifer2019-12-07T00:00:00Z

O Loft é um espaço incrível, é bonito, limpo (tudo é tão branco !!) Realmente espaçoso e o mais importante em novembro, COSY !! Localização fabulosa, com vistas imbatíveis! Passamos a maior parte de nossos 4 dias caminhando pela bela costa, e foi muito bom voltar a esse espaço encantador! O pão, geléia, manteiga e leite foi um toque adorável. Nós só conhecemos Charlotte quando estávamos saindo, pois ela estava fora, mas ela respondeu todas as nossas perguntas imediatamente e nos disse tudo o que precisávamos saber para a chegada! Nós não queremos sair e com certeza gostaria de voltar!

Joanna2019-12-03T00:00:00Z

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Cornwall, England, Reino Unido

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The loft

Preço:€96/noite

48 comentários

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Comfortable accommodation, friendly and welcoming. Spacious bunk-rooms, shared bathrooms, kitchen and communal area. Situated in the centre of Tintagel village in Cornwall, the home of King Arthur and his castle. Your host John lives on the premises with his dog Reggie and will be able to show you around the area, sightseeing and walking. Plenty of eateries and friendly pubs to while away a few hours of an evening.

Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere in my home.

Tintagel, is steeped in mystery and magic and has a great local community.

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Cornwall, England, Reino Unido

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Dolphins Backpackers

Preço:€32/noite

NOVO

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Perfect coastal getaway cottage with private garden. Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty on a sleepy village lane, this delightful, detached timber cottage in its own peaceful garden overlooks the historic unspoilt harbour village of Boscastle & surrounding countryside. Situated on SW coast path, Willapark & the Forrabury Stitches. Shops & restaurants are a 10 minute walk. Ideal peaceful base for exploring Cornwall. WIFI. Newquay Airport & Bodmin Parkway rail 40 mins. Parking.

Bright, clean and modern accommodation set in the eco garden of Okeford. Lovely sheltered cottage garden to relax in. The bedroom has a Euro King size bed (160x200 cm). The day bed in the living area is a 3 foot single bed. The kitchen is equipped with microwave, 2 ring electric hob, kettle and toaster, and a small fridge. There is WIFI in the cottage and garden. All bedding, towels, and tea towels are provided. Bring beach towels if you need them. Liquid soap, shower gel, and toilet roll are provided in the bathroom. In the kitchen there is sugar, tea, salt and pepper on the shelf, and some fresh herbs in the garden, but bring any other cooking ingredients you like to have around you. Washing up liquid is provided. Remember to bring some milk so you can have a cuppa when you arrive! There is a large and a small saucepan, a large and a small frying pan, spatulas and spoons, basic cooking knives, chopping boards, potato masher, sieve, bottle and can openers. Cutlery and crockery is provided. The Spar shop is open from 6am to 8pm every day, so you can always pop down there for all the usual supplies. The Bottreaux Filling Station has a range gluten free, rice crackers etc. The Farm Shop has meat and veg, delicious deli items and CAKE!!

Okeford Cottage lies on the South West Coastal Path, which offers 630 miles of stunning coastal walking over the entire length of Cornwall and beyond. The cottage backs directly onto the National Trust ancient Iron Age settlement of Willapark and the Forrabury Stitches, where evidence of a medieval way of farming remains in use today. Boscastle is the perfect Cornish coastal village, with a picturesque harbour, spectacular clifftops with panoramic sea views, great Cornish pubs offering local ales, live music most nights throughout the year, delicious food, a pottery, a good selection of gift and food shops, and the Witchcraft Museum. The Wellington Hotel has great food in the Long Bar, a Folk Night every Wednesday, quiz nights, afternoon open mic first Sunday of the month, and exhibitions by local artists in the upstairs gallery. The Cobweb has great food and fabulous traditional pub atmosphere and food, with free live music every Saturday night, and take away pizza from the bar. The 16th century Napoleon Inn has great food, The Boscastle Buoys singing sea shanties every Tuesday night, live music on some Fridays, open mic nights, and darts nights. There are cafe's, restaurants, ice-cream parlours, and a fish and chip shop. The farm shop on the edge of the village has great food and a fabulous view over Boscastle and the coast, and sells gifts and deli items. Perfectly placed for day trips, Tintagel, Port Isaac (Doc Martin film location and the Fishermen’s friend film was made there. Bodmin Moor are within easy reach by local bus or car. The Eden Project, Lost Gardens of Heligan, and Charlestown are 1 hour away by car, and St Ives and Lands End are 1.5 hours. There are many stately homes and grand gardens to enjoy throughout Cornwall, and tiny fishing coves and deserted beaches to discover. Facing directly into the Atlantic Ocean the coastline from Bude to Newquay has some of the UK's best surfing beaches. Duckpool, Sandymouth, Northcott Mouth, Crooklets, Widemouth Bay, Crackington Haven, Trebarwith Strand, and Polzeath are all within an easy drive. THINGS TO DO Woodland walks through the Valency Valley. Visit Minster Church. The Witchcraft Museum. A boat ride from the harbour (check availability). Roughter, Bodmin Moor. All the coastal villages. Walk the South West Coast Path. Go surfing. Sit in the garden and watch the birds, and enjoy the peace.

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Boscastle, Cornwall, Reino Unido

Delightful Peaceful Walkers Cottage On Coast Path!

Preço:€76/noite

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Bright and modern apartment in the centre of Camelford. An ideal base for exploring the beauty and history of north Cornwall. Near to the coastal villages of Boscastle, Tintagel and Port Issac, or a leisurely drive to the Eden Project and The lost Gardens of Heligan. North Cornwall boasts a variety of sandy beaches, bays and estuaries with lively cafes and bars, surf schools and cliff walks. Polzeath, Rock, Widemouth and Trebarwith for beach life. The tranquil woodland of the Camel Trail nearby.

The Grain Store is situated on a first floor with a stairs leading to it. The bedroom is a double bed with bedside tables and lamps, fitted wardrobes and drawers. The bathroom has a washbasin, handsoap, towels and bathmats, a bath with handheld shower hose and WC. Toilet rolls will be provided. The kitchenette is basic - suitable for light meals. It contains a microwave, fridge,4 slice toaster and kettle, cutlery and crockery for 4 people, kitchen utensils and bowls. There is a breakfast bar with stools and a butchers block trolley for wine bottles and other storage. The living room area has a three seater reclining sofa, freeview TV, soft furnishing and lamps for your comfort. The apartment is well lit with natural light from the skylights and south facing windows. There is no oven, dishwasher, washing machine or freezer as we would like to encourage guests to enjoy all the local produce and fare North Cornwall has to offer without the washing up!

The Grain Store is situated across the road from a small Spar shop for conveniences, with a larger co-op a few minutes up the hill. An indian and Chinese takeaway are on your doorstep, an award winning fish and chip shop, hearty pub grub at The Masons Arms and a cosy café on the bridge. Camelford leisure centre has a public swimming pool and gym, there are also two private gyms located at Highfield industrial Estate. Bowood Golf Course is approximately 5 minutes drive, Lakefield equestrian centre approximately 10 minutes. Sea, river and course angling are popular ( you will need a licence) with many excellent spots in the area.

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Camelford, England, Reino Unido

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The Grain Store, Camelford

Preço:€57/noite

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The View, a perfect coastal walkers getaway, with secure pet-friendly lawned garden. Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on private land, our newly renovated static home has a decked terrace & peaceful garden overlooking the Atlantic Ocean & surrounding countryside, offering magnificent sea views & glorious sunsets. A couple of minutes walk from the SW coast path, Willapark & Forrabury Stitches. Shops & restaurants a 15 min walk & the nearest pub 880m. Ideal base for exploring Cornwall.

Bright, clean and modern open plan accommodation with panoramic, uninterrupted ocean views and breathtaking ever-changing sunsets (every sunset photo you see in our gallery was taken here). Lovely sheltered private lawned garden to relax in, with apple tree, BBQ and decked area with furniture. Sit and enjoy the view in the sun, watch the Buzzards soaring overhead, horses in the adjacent field and a multitude of other bird life and wildlife. The dark and clear night skies are also perfect for star-gazers. The lawned garden is secure and pet-friendly, allowing your loyal friend(s) to relax with you, inside and out, at no extra charge. The master bedroom has a double bed and there is a sofa bed in the lounge should you have an extra guest. (fully equipped with spare bedding). The kitchen is equipped with gas oven, hob & grill, microwave, kettle and toaster, and a medium size fridge with small freezer. There is always a spare gas canister on hand. There is WIFI in the accommodation and garden, a bluetooth speaker if like us, you can't live without music and Freeview television, should the glorious sunrises, the magnificent sunset evenings, and the star filled black night skies, fail to interest you! All bedding, towels, and tea towels are provided. Bring beach towels if you need them. Liquid soap, shower gel, and toilet roll are provided in the bathroom. In the kitchen there is sugar, tea, coffee, salt & pepper, but bring any other cooking ingredients you like to have around you. Washing up liquid is provided. We provide a small carton of milk, bread and butter so you can have a cuppa when you arrive and some toast in the morning, if you arrive late! Remember to bring any specific ingredients you require if you suffer from allergies! (Gluten/Lactose). Cleaning products are kept in the kitchen cupboard under the kitchen sink. There is a large, medium and small saucepan, a large and a small frying pan, spatulas and spoons, basic cooking knives, chopping boards, potato masher, sieve, bottle and can openers. Cutlery and crockery is also provided. The Spar shop is open from 6am to 8pm every day, so you can always pop down there for all the usual supplies. The Bottreaux Filling Station has a range of gluten free, rice crackers etc. and does an excellent fresh crusty loaf (if you get there early). The Farm Shop has meat and veg, delicious deli items and a plentiful variety of delicious cake! Guest access Private accommodation with decking and lawned garden area. Access and parking is at the top of the main drive directly in front of the accommodation. Ample parking for two vehicles, including one larger vehicle (camper). Other things to note Please shut the main gates securely behind you, on every entry and exit, thank you. (Rufus and Bertie our Cairn terriers AKA "The Hooligans" will always find a way out if they can, so we don't like to make it easy for them!). Julian is also a licensed private hire taxi driver - so should you wish to get picked up from a restaurant or night out, picked up or dropped off from/for a coastal path walk or should you be getting to North Cornwall by public transport and need help getting to Boscastle, please feel welcome to make contact regarding taxi service. We hope you are happy with what we offer and, we offer you our warmest welcome!

The View lies on the South West Coastal Path, which offers 630 miles of stunning coastal walking over the entire length of Cornwall and beyond. The property is ocean facing, with no immediate neighbours, looking out to the Atlantic Ocean over the National Trust ancient Iron Age settlement of Willapark, the Boscastle Watch Tower and the ancient agricultural settlement of Forrabury Stitches, where evidence of a medieval way of farming remains in use today. More information Boscastle is the perfect Cornish coastal village, with a picturesque harbour, spectacular clifftops with panoramic sea views, great Cornish pubs offering local ales, live music most nights throughout the year, delicious food, a pottery, a good selection of gift and food shops, and the Witchcraft Museum. The Wellington Hotel has great food in the Long Bar, a Folk Night every Wednesday, quiz nights, afternoon open mic first Sunday of the month, and exhibitions by local artists in the upstairs gallery. The Cobweb has great food and a fabulous traditional pub atmosphere, with free live music every Saturday night, and take away pizza from the bar. The 16th century Napoleon Inn has great food, The Boscastle Buoys singing sea shanties every Tuesday night, live music on some Fridays, open mic nights, and darts nights. There are cafe's, restaurants, ice-cream parlours, a fish and chip shop, and a fudge shop offering delicious local artisan sweets and drinks. The farm shop on the edge of the village has great food and a fabulous view over Boscastle and the coast, and sells gifts and deli items. The majority of pubs, restaurants and shops are dog friendly. Perfectly placed for day trips, Tintagel, Port Isaac (Doc Martin film location) and Bodmin Moor are within easy reach by local bus or car. The Eden Project, Lost Gardens of Heligan, and Charlestown are 1 hour away by car, and St Ives and Lands End are 1.5 hours. There are many stately homes and grand gardens to enjoy throughout Cornwall, and tiny fishing coves and deserted beaches to discover. Facing directly into the Atlantic Ocean the coastline from Bude to Newquay has some of the UK's best surfing beaches. Duckpool, Sandymouth, Northcott Mouth, Crooklets, Widemouth Bay, Crackington Haven, Trebarwith Strand, and Polzeath are all within an easy drive. THINGS TO DO Woodland walks through the Valency Valley. Visit Minster Church. The Witchcraft Museum. A boat ride from the harbour (check availability). Roughter, Bodmin Moor. All the coastal villages. Walk the South West Coast Path. Go surfing. Kayaking. Sit in the garden, watch the small birds in abundance and, on most days, the Buzzards soaring over head hunting. Enjoy the serenity, enjoy a BBQ and watch the ever changing and awe-inspiring sunsets settle over the horizon of the Atlantic Ocean, simply breathtaking. (all sunset photos in our gallery were taken from the property). You will find an information pack within the property containing details and offers for places of interests and events throughout the area and wider Cornwall - please feel free to keep this.

O que um adorável pouco fugir, lugar bonito vistas ainda melhores! Apenas um clima úmido fabuloso no sábado, mas ainda não nos decepcionou, a estadia encantadora recomendaria :) a poucos passos do porto de bosscastle e uma caminhada até Tintagel

Jodie2019-10-27T00:00:00Z

Ótima localização, jardim pitoresco e linda vista para o mar. Fácil de encontrar e fácil de chegar a outros locais. Comunicação excelente que tornava a chegada e a saída livres de qualquer problema. Juliano caloroso e acolhedor. Adorei a nossa estadia

Antonia2019-10-23T00:00:00Z

A vista era um lugar encantador para ficar com um anfitrião maravilhoso! Toques muito limpos e atenciosos para tornar a nossa estadia muito acolhedora. O lugar perfeito para fugir no norte da Cornualha! Estará de volta.

Daniella2019-10-21T00:00:00Z

Ótimo lugar para ficar, muito acolhedor. Bela Vista

Becky2019-10-16T00:00:00Z

Localização encantadora nos arredores de Boscastle e a uma curta caminhada do caminho costeiro. A caravana estava bem equipada e Julian, pensativo, providenciou algumas provisões iniciais úteis à chegada. Nós experimentamos o final da tempestade Lorenzo e fomos acordados durante a noite com o som do vento e da chuva, mas estava quente e aconchegante na caravana para nossa estadia no início de outubro. Alguns ótimos passeios a pé da porta e um anfitrião acolhedor!

Ann2019-10-07T00:00:00Z

Tivemos ótimos dias, a caravana é agradável e confortável, a única sugestão seria que você ficasse durante o tempo frio e definitivamente pegasse chinelos, pois o chão está frio quando não está no tapete, caso contrário, tudo o que você precisa e muito mais é fornecido. as vistas são incríveis, ótima estadia perto do caminho costeiro. E é tão bom ficar onde seu cão é muito bem-vindo, recomendo.

Deborah2019-10-03T00:00:00Z

'The View' era espaçoso, limpo e arrumado. Alguns toques acolhedores incluem vinho, leite, pão, chá e café. Tem uma área enfeitada do lado de fora, onde você pode sentar e assistir o pôr do sol. Nossa semana estava tristemente úmida e com muito vento, então não fizemos nenhuma dessas coisas, mas foi bom imaginar. Julian foi amigável e útil e nos sentimos muito confortáveis por estar lá. Foi o refúgio perfeito da Cornualha.

Ellie2019-09-27T00:00:00Z

Acabo de voltar de três noites na casa de Julian em Boscastle, tendo desfrutado de uma estadia maravilhosa. A caravana estática, extensivamente reformada, está bem mobilada e equipada, perfeita para um casal que deseja levar um cachorro em férias.

John2019-09-22T00:00:00Z

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Cornwall, England, Reino Unido

Casa de hóspedes inteira2 camas

Unspoilt Ocean View, Private Garden, Dog Friendly

Preço:€85/noite

40 comentários

Superhost

Beautiful Sunsets, Free WiFi, Walking Distance Of The Beach. Veranda with Stunning Sea Views. Haywain is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with truly comfortable accommodation.Minimum stay 4 nights. Weekly bookings (Saturday to Saturday) only end of June to mid September. Haywain is not suitable for children under the age of 7 years.

Haywain is ideal for vacations at all times of the year. A covered veranda where you can enjoy an al fresco meal in the warm months, or a barbecue in the garden. A multi fuel stove in the lounge for cosy evenings around the fire in the cooler months and always beautiful sea views inside as well as outside.

Haywain is set in an area of outstanding natural beauty on the North Cornwall Coast. North Cornwall is the least commercialised part of Cornwall with the highest cliffs a rugged coast line with fishing villages small cove and lovely sandy beaches. While inland we have the rugged grandeur of Bodmin Moor with its many standing stones the remains of prehistoric settlements and imposing tors and valleys with sparkling trout and salmon river and streams.

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Trewarmett, Reino Unido

Apartamento inteiro3 camas

Haywain, Ground floor apartment.

Preço:€74/noite

7 comentários

Ruffcott is a charming cottage with a big windowed wood burner and connected to fibre broadband, located just a mile or two from some fabulous beaches and 12 minutes from Port Isaac.

Trebarwith Strand beach is nearby with 2 great pubs and shops. Tregardock is nearer and totally unspoilt so you'll need to take a picnic. The cottage is fully equipped with 2 DVD players, access to Netflix if you have an account and most important - free wifi internet access is through fibre broadband direct to the cottage, giving speeds of 55mb/s. Central heating is provided through storage heaters which come on several times a day. A big windowed wood burner provides even more heat and of course entertainment. You might want to turn the storage heating down if you don't like being roasted. We are most popular with couples and small families. The cottage is an escape but is also well connected to the world if you want to be.

For walkers, the dramatic coastal footpath and the wilds of Bodmin Moor are only a short drive away. In an excellent location for touring, there are many NT houses and gardens within easy reach including the renowned Eden project. Shops and pubs within 1 mile.

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Cottage

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Cornwall, England, Reino Unido