In Bossiney, tucked along a hedgerow lane and surrounded by its pretty shrub-filled garden, a detached cottage with 16th cent.
origins and bags of character.
Thick knobbly walls, some 5'11" door lintels and beams reflect its history.
Most of its enclosed walled garden is to the front, with level patio (table/chairs, gas barbecue), little summer house and raised patio (table/chairs); slate steps lead up to a gravelled area at the back.
From garden, door to breakfast room and kitchen (dishwasher, microwave, gas Rayburn cooker, 2-ring ceramic hob); 3 steps up to utility room (washing machine, tumble drier, fridge-freezer, larder fridge, shower cubicle), loo and door to garden.
Living room with inglenook (woodburner) and TV/DVD, looking to garden.
Pretty dining room with woodburner and archway through to small garden/play room with comfy sofa and toys.
From hall, stairs (stairgates) up to three bedrooms - two double (one with 5' bed, the other with hooks for clothes-hanging) with pretty garden views, and a bunk room (3' beds) with washbasin; bathroom (suite, shower over bath).
Arrival after 4pm.
A lovely cottage to return home to after a day on the beach or just relaxing in its sheltered garden.
Bossiney: old hamlet 500 yards back from its sheltered sandy cove and the stunning coast path, on the very edge of Tintagel with its many shops, cafés, pubs and ancient historic legends.
Boscastle, 2 miles; big tidal sandy cove at Trebarwith Strand, 2½.
