A Grade II listed, terraced cottage in an attractive row of seven on the hill winding down 250 yards to Boscastle village centre with its shops/pubs/restaurants; harbour, 500 yards (leafy footpath down from opposite side of access lane).
In front, own small enclosed garden (table/chairs) looking over a larger, communal lawned area (benches), although the garden is enclosed, it is not dog proof.
Inside, pretty cottage furnishings and original character and charm: lovely old flagstoned floor (rugs) downstairs, gothic-style arched windows/doors and knobbly beams/walls/floors.
From the garden, arched double doors to porch.
Open-plan living/dining/kitchen (microwave, fridge-freezer, electric cooker) with TV/DVD and fireplace (woodburner), cosy for dining or sitting (additional sofa/day bed cleverly built-in under stairs).
Up steep stairs (5'4" ceiling in places), with a glimpse of fields, a double bedroom (bed with footboard) with oak floor (rug); bathroom (suite, shower over bath) with washing machine and cupboard for clothes-hanging (no wardrobe in bedroom).
No children, except pre-crawling babies.
A sweet cottage in a handy spot for walking/exploring the coast.
Boscastle: famous village (pubs) where two rivers meet the sea in a natural harbour between steep moorland hillsides.
Very lovely cliff and wooded-valley walks.
Pretty low-tide sand beach at Bossiney, 2 miles, or bigger Trebarwith Strand (surfing), 5; Tintagel, 3.
Pony-trekking locally.
