Your search returned 46 cottages.
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7 nights from £494
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Picture perfect detached cottage nestled in the small hamlet of Tredinnick, Cornwall. En-suite. Lovely gardens. Woodburner. Padstow 4.8 miles. Wadebridge 4.9 miles. (Ref. 1021637)
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7 nights from £509
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Ancient farmhouse a short stroll from the hamlet of St. Endellion. Lovely rural views. Big lawn garden. Coast at Port Isaac 1½ miles. (Ref. 976304)
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7 nights from £369
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Smart contemporary house with superb sea views. WiFi, Parking. Tintagel 2 miles. (Ref. 976352)
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Pretty detached 16th cent. cottage, close to Bossiney Cove. Parking. WiFi. Tintagel 1 mile. (Ref. 976364)
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Semi-detached, three-storey cottage 250 yards from harbour. Victorian open fireplace. Slate floor. Short walk to village centre. In Port Isaac. (Ref. 976327)
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7 nights from £473
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Handsome single-storey cottage with lovely countryside views. wood burning stove. Sunroom. Close to Bodmin Moor. Farm to wander. Blisland ¼ mile. (Ref. 976290)
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Handsome detached converted barn, close to Port Isaac. Parking. Pet friendly. WiFi. In St Kew. (Ref. 976357)
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7 nights from £459
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Cosy and comfortable 17th century cottage beside the village green in Blisland. Close to good pub and shop. (Ref. 976291)
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7 nights from £389
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A semi-detached property resting within close reach of Port Isaac. Pet-friendly. Woodburner. WiFi. Polzeath 6 miles; Padstow 9 miles. (Ref. 1000522)
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Why book a cottage in Port Isaac
The picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac is set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Heritage Coast. Whitewashed stone cottages lead down towards a harbour that was once a busy port for the import and export of timber, coal and slate. Fishermen still set out daily in the morning and companies run fishing excursions or boat trips, which are a great way of seeing the village from a different viewpoint.
Port Isaac is famous for being the fictional town of Portwenn in the TV series Doc Martin and it has also featured as a location in a number of films, including Saving Grace. The male singing group, The Fisherman’s Friends, originate from the village and have become very popular for signing traditional sea shanties.
The stunning stretch of coastline is part of the South West Coast Path and you can walk the trail for miles in either direction. If you enjoy dining out then you will be spoilt for choice with a variety of great pubs and restaurants.
Places to visit near Port Isaac
The neighbouring hamlet of Port Gaverne has a lovely secluded beach where you can explore the rock pools and low tide. Farther inland you can walk around the sleepy hamlets of Trelights and St Endellion.