Dating back to late Regency / Early Victorian times, this traditional terraced cottage has been characteristically renovated recently with the addition of a bespoke fitted kitchen and a utility room providing all the necessities for self-catering. We are also offering 'short breaks' in the off season. The accommodation also includes two reception rooms, with original beamed ceilings, and three bedrooms with sleeping for up to five people plus a travel cot. There is an upstairs bathroom suite including a bath with shower, toilet and basin and we also have an outside loo with wash-hand basin next to the utility room.

Our welcome pack includes two bottles of wine and £10 worth of vouchers to spend at the local pub plus a pint of milk and a courtesy supply of tea, coffee and sugar.

Further details

A £50 deposit will be requested with every booking with the balance to be paid three weeks before the start of the holiday.

Further details indoors

The house is heated by storage heaters in every room and there is a woodburner in the sitting room. The second reception room is a very useful and attractive study or a quiet room and it includes a small but growing library about the area. The woodburning stove in this room is presently for decoration only. The cottage is also a showcase for paintings and prints by artists famously of the area...some of which are for sale. The dining room, running on from the kitchen, features the original antique Cornish range which is beautiful but purely decorative. The beds in the twin room can link together to make a large double bed if desired but we would need to know in advance. The travel cot stored beneath the double bed in bedroom two. Full instructions for the immersion are in the airing cupboard. This is an old cottage and the beams in the single room slope down to the windows; the kitchen/dining room also has a low beamed ceiling. There are sea views from most windows.