Fronthill
House
Self-catering Accommodation - Port Isaac
'ideally positioned to take advantage
of the spectacular
local scenery' Sleeps up to six people
Commanding Sea Views Fronthill
House is a spacious Edwardian villa, newly refurbished to reflect the expectations
of modern living while preserving all aspects of a Cornish house by the sea. Built
in the first decade of the last century, the house is set on three floors and
comfortably accommodates six people. With its commanding views of the sea and
surrounding hills, it is an ideal base from which to explore the wonders of Cornwall
or simply enjoy the beach-house ambience of open fires, wooden and slate floors
and a bespoke chestnut kitchen. Fronthill House also features
a terraced patio leading to a lawned garden, designer bathrooms, two double bedrooms
and one twin, and in the glass-roofed kitchen, a four-oven Aga. The
property will be appreciated by people who would like to explore their culinary
skills in the well-equipped kitchen, value the luxury of an open fire in the living
area or just chill out with a book, whilst enjoying the magnificent views of Roscarrock
Hill and the waves pounding the rocks at Lobber Point. Port
Isaac and North Cornwall Port Isaac is a picturesque fishing
village set amidst rugged and magnificent scenery on Cornwall's north coast. It
has a strong community and lies in an area of outstanding natural beauty with
steep narrow lanes that exude old world charm. Walkers are rewarded with spectacular
views, rugged cliffs and secluded coves rich in flora and fauna, with wild flowers
and lichen growing among the rocks. The coastal path to Port
Quin is particularly breathtaking and demanding. Port Gaverne's small sandy beach
next to Port Isaac is very safe for small children and Port Isaac itself has rock
pools and a cave for children to explore. Five miles away is Polzeath, a surfer's
paradise. Daymer Bay, just beyond Polzeath, has an amazing expanse
of sandy beach and is also great for families. Rock is 10 minutes drive away and
these three beaches offer some of Cornwall's best sailing, surfing and water skiing.
The area also offers the world famous St. Enodoc golf course, cycling on the Camel
trail and horse riding over Bodmin Moor. In the summer season you can book fishing
and scenic trips from Port Isaac and Padstow. A few miles to
the North is Tintagel and King Arthur's Castle. It is an exhilarating experience
of mystery, myth and magic - a place where a King ruled and a legend was born.
Boscastle has its own witchcraft museum and some delightful shops and tea rooms.
The Eden Project, 40 minutes drive away, is one of Britain's
top Landmark Millennium projects created to tell the story of mankind's relationship
with plants. It houses an abundance of flowers from all over the globe. Travel
the world in a day from tropical rainforests to the Mediterranean.
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