About 250 yards up from the harbour in Port Isaac, a delightfully restored, semi-detached, three-storey cottage.
Long, enclosed, sloping garden (picnic table, bench) with sea views reached via steep steps (small children beware) and, a bonus in Port Isaac, forecourt parking for one car (additional public car park parking nearby).
Sunny living room with bay window (sea view), pretty Victorian open fireplace (coal included) and smart TV/DVD; archway to kitchen/dining room (dishwasher, microwave, electric cooker, larder fridge) with slate floor; hall (washing machine, tumble drier, freezer); shower-room (suite); door to steps (narrow, handrail) to garden.
Stairs up to two bedrooms - a twin, and a large double with countryside views; bathroom (suite).
Further steep stairs (handrail) up to top floor and two more bedrooms - a single (lovely sea views) and a double, both with dormer windows.
A good cottage within a stroll of the lovely harbour, with the great benefit of parking too.
Port Isaac: exceptionally pretty fishing village (shops, pubs, restaurants), setting for the ‘Doc Martin’ series, on a steep hillside round a natural harbour between cliffs (low tide beach, rock pools).
Spectacular coastal walks.
Port Gaverne (cove beach), ½ mile.
St Endellion, 1 mile.
Port Quin (beautiful ‘fjord’, spectacular walks), 2½.
Polzeath (splendid sand/surf) and Rock (watersports, golf), 5.