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 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.