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- Spacious first-floor living room with patio door to balcony and views
of the sea, Looe Bay and Looe Island.
- 40" television with Freeview, TV recorder, DVD player, and Bluetooth
soundbar
- First-floor master bedroom with king-sized bed and en-suite
shower room with WC.
- Ground floor double bedroom with king-sized bed, twin-bedded
room, and family bathroom with separate shower, bath and WC. Snug with sofa, Smart TV and range of children's toys. Travel cot and highchair provided.
- Large bright triple-aspect kitchen-diner with cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer,
dishwasher, and washing machine. A tumble dryer is also provided.
- Dining area opens onto sun-deck, and is equipped with TV/DVD player and radio/CD player
- Outside there is a deck with a range of garden furniture and a small
garden with brick BBQ.
- Off-street parking for 3 cars.
- The accommodation is non-smoking.
- Prices include central heating and hot water, electricity, the provision
of bed linen, hand and bath towels.
- A travel cot and high-chair are available free-of-charge, but bed
linen is not provided for the cot.
Highwood Location
Highwood is located on the South West coastal path and
it is possible to walk into Looe in about 20 – 25 minutes. Alternatively,
it is about a 10 minute drive.
The beach at Plaidy with its rock pools is just 5 minutes
walk away, and Millendreath beach with its beach bar
is 5 minutes in the opposite direction.
Looe itself is a bustling picturesque fishing town with
many excellent restaurants, inns, cafes and shops. There is a large
sandy beach, and children love fishing for crabs from the quayside.
Boat rides and fishing trips are available, and at certain times of
year it is possible to visit and explore Looe island. Looe Golf Club
is located just outside Looe. The Looe Valley railway line follows
the river to from Looe to Liskeard where it connects with mainline services
to Plymouth, Truro, Penzance and St Ives.
Looe and South East Cornwall
Looe is a charming, ancient fishing town located in southeast Cornwall, UK, nestled along the picturesque coastline. Renowned for its vibrant harbor, sandy beaches, and scenic countryside, it offers a delightful blend of seaside tranquility and adventure.
The town is divided by the River Looe, creating East and West Looe, both with their own unique appeal. Visitors can explore the quaint shops, charming cafes, and historic buildings, or enjoy outdoor activities like fishing, boat trips, and water sports.
Looe's mild climate makes it an ideal year-round destination, with popular events such as the Looe Music Festival and the Looe New Year's Day celebrations adding to its appeal. Its proximity to the South West Coast Path and various beaches ensures that there's something for everyone, from families seeking relaxation to those looking for an active getaway. With a rich maritime heritage and a bustling fishing industry, Looe is a must-visit for those craving a taste of authentic Cornish culture and stunning natural beauty.
South East Cornwall is a picturesque and vibrant region located at the tip of the South West Peninsula of England. Known for its stunning coastal landscapes, historic sites, and quaint fishing towns, this area offers a blend of natural beauty and cultural richness.
It is home to the renowned Eden Project, an ecological attraction housing the world's largest rainforest in captivity, and the historic ports of Charlestown and Fowey. The South East Cornwall coastline boasts dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, and the famous South West Coast Path for breathtaking walks. The charming coastal towns of Mevagissey, Polperro, and Looe are popular for their quaint harbours, traditional pubs, and fresh seafood.
