3 bedroom cottage in quintessentially Cornish fishing village
on the South West Coast Path.

Stylishly furnished property on the north coast, 5 minutes' walk from the harbour, offering sea views upstairs, ideally located for sandy beaches and trips to Cornwall's attractions.

3 Bedrooms: Double and twin upstairs, twin downstairs

Bathrooms: Downstairs bathroom including bath with showerhead, separate shower cubicle, WC, additional WC and basin upstairs.

Lounge/dining area: Satellite TV including video player, DVD player, books, extendable dining table.

Kitchen: Electric oven & hob, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, fridge/freezer, microwave.

Porch to front: Coat cupboard, children's surfboards & fishing nets, ironing board/clothes rails.

Patio garden: Garden seating with BBQ

Parking for 2 cars to front

Location: Port Isaac with its 600 year history is a stunningly picturesque working fishing village and the setting for the recent hit TV series, Doc Martin. Everything the village has to offer is within strolling distance. It is characterised by narrow lanes of 18th and 19th century cottages with interesting gift shops and galleries, including a pottery, and a harbour fishmonger in the old pilchard cellars. It is renown for a surprising number of excellent restaurants serving locally caught seafood and there are also good pubs, including a 17th century hotel a few minutes' walk into Port Gaverne . The "Fisherman's Friends" sing sea shanties on the harbour every Friday from June to the end of August and there are fireworks on the beach and mulled wine in the lifeboat house at New Year.

The sandy beaches of Polzeath, one of Cornwalls's most famous surfing beaches and Daymer Bay are within a 15 minute drive and Rock and Padstow are a short drive south. Up the coast to the north are Tintagel, home of the legend of King Arthur and his castle and Boscastle, recently restored after the tragic flood. The nearest town is Wadebridge, where bikes can be hired for the 5 mile ride to Padstow along the Camel estuary Trail. Port Isaac sits on the South West Coast Path and offers breathtaking clifftop views for walkers.