The Garden Place is on the lower floor of 'Penagar' house. The large private sunny garden has stunning panoramic views over the Jordan Valley and provides an idyllic and tranquil setting for your stay in Boscastle.

The accommodation comprises:

• Well-equipped kitchen/breakfast room with a dishwasher, washing machine/tumble dryer, electric cooker, microwave and fridge. Views across the Jordan valley from the kitchen window.
• Spacious bathroom, with an electric shower over the bath and shaver point.
• The bedroom has a double bed and is equipped with a radio/clock alarm and hairdryer. Views from the window across the Jordan Valley.
• Sitting/dining room retains the original slate fireplace surround with a wood-burning stove. It also has a comfortable chair and 3-seater sofa, a television, video, DVD and Radio/Cassette/CD player. A French door opens into the conservatory from which the garden, views and visiting wildlife can be enjoyed.
• The dining area (not shown in the photograph) has an oak-leg dining table, pine dresser and also the concealed wall pull-down double bed.

There is central heating in all the rooms and the decor and furnishings are of a high standard, which aim to provide comfortable and cosy accommodation throughout the year.

Outside there is a patio, swing-seat and a private terraced garden for guests to enjoy. Private car parking for one car.

Guests are provided with bed linen, towels and a welcome pack on arrival.

A short stroll takes you to a choice of good pubs and restaurants and the village has a bakery, post office, grocery stores and some excellent gift shops and galleries. A 5-minute walk from The Garden Place will take you to the superb coastal footpath.

• Post Office 50 yards/46 metres
• Pubs (upper and lower village) 500 yards/457 metres
• Harbour 750 yards/686 metres
• Public transport (bus) 500 yards/457 metres
• Grocery Store/Garage 500 yards/457 metres

Flexible short breaks are available during low and mid season. Bookings can start and end on any day of the week.

At The Garden Place we provide a personalised service and are on hand to help you before and during your stay with us. We feel sure once you have sampled the delights The Garden Place and Boscastle have to offer, you will want to return again and again.

Please note: Access to The Garden Place is by a series of steps - this may make it unsuitable for the elderly or infirm and children under the age of 7.

We regret smoking is not permitted in the property.

Boscastle is a typical Cornish-fishing village with quaint old cottages and a picturesque Elizabethan Harbour owned by the National Trust. The village nestles at the confluence of two-wooded river valleys on one of the most magnificent and dramatic parts of this rugged coastline and boasts many beautiful walks. The Three Church Walk (Minster, Lesnewth and St Juliots) provides a wonderful opportunity to discover some of the numerous old churches within the Boscastle area. Walking to them will take you through woods, valleys, bubbling brooks and occasional glimpses of the sea!

Boscastle is a good place from which to explore the surrounding countryside, wide sandy beaches and small-secluded coves. The area has something for everyone whatever your interest. There are National Trust houses and gardens; the famous 'Lost Gardens of Heligan' and the exciting Eden Project are all within easy reach by car. Only a short distance away is the Camel Valley Vineyard where you can sample some excellent Camel Valley award winning English wines

For the more active, there is a choice of venues for water sports, which include everything from sailing to wind surfing on inland waters or in the sea. A short car journey will take you to the sandy beaches good for surfing at Trebarwith, Crackington Haven, Polzeath and Widemouth Bay and to other sandy coves where you can sunbathe and swim.

There are a number of excellent golf courses. St Mellion designed by arguably the greatest golfer of all time Jack Nicklaus, is unquestionably the finest in Cornwall, takes about 35 minutes to get to. Horse riding stables are nearby and cycle hire shops at Padstow and Wadebridge are handy for cycling along the Camel Trail.

The area also has many fine fish restaurants and numerous places where you can purchase fresh local fish, lobsters and crabs (when in season).