Self Catering Trebarwith Strand. Self Catering Tintagel. Cornwall. Holiday Lodgings in Tintagel

SELF-CATERING 2011

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Holiday Cottage sleeping 2 (+2) people Available All year round April, May, June £650 per week July, September £750 per week School Holidays £750 per week August, Christmas £1000 per week Out of season - £80 per night. Minimum three nights' stay Electricity included. Bedlinen supplied. Telephone Wifi Broadband Smokers welcome Pets by arrangement

View from the balcony

ABOUT THE OWNER

Peter Spencer has been a Sky News Political Correspondent since 1991, and since then has been on hand to cover all the major breaking political stories. He has over thirty years experience both as a print journalist on Fleet Street, and as a broadcaster.

On the waterfront
at Trebarwith Strand        
      ... self catering cottage

What you see from the balcony is what you get.

Not just the sight of the sea, but its fragrance and its energy. You live and breathe it.

And when the daytrippers go --- you don't!.

Elegant and charming chunk of a 200 year old coach house with everything you need in it. Sleeps two plus two on sofabed.

Stop saying wow, step in from the balcony and luxuriate in a cosy pink lounge with pictures and guitars on the walls, books, and Sky TV and DVD player (each to their own...).

Then discover the fully appointed kitchen/living room. (Cooker, fridge, freezer etc). Newly redecorated. Bathed in light. More blinding views. Plus audaciously pink welsh dresser.

Carry on to the main bedroom and faux four poster (!) double bed. Or turn right past concealed washer/drier to newly refurbished bathroom with built in shower.

From where you are you can just fall on to the beach or into the sea (depending on the tide, obviously), or do the cliff walks to Port Isaac or Boscastle.

Or get in your car (there is a designated parking space), discover the entire heritage laden county and decide for yourself whether Tintagel really is Spamelot. That's hotly disputed, though North Cornwall IS as good as it gets, and Trebarwith surely the jewel in the crown.

And sensible people will note that the pub/restaurant is only a few yards from the flat ...