SELF CATERING TARIFF

Tariff 2008 5 Jan-16 Feb £395 16 Feb-23 Feb £595 23 Feb-15 Mar £395 15 Mar -5 Apr £595 5 Apr-19 Apr £749 19 Apr-24May £495 24 May-31 May £749 31May-21 Jun £595 21 Jun-5 Jul £749 19 Jul-30 Aug 1200 30 Aug-6 Sept £749 6 Sep-20 Sep £649 20Sep-25 Oct £445 25 Oct-1 Nov £395 1 Nov-20 Dec £395 Christmas week £949 New Year week £949   late availability 2007 £395 per week

Outstanding unspoilt holiday destination
Close to the Coastal path

Beautiful, Former Sea Captains house
sleeping 2 - 6 people

Sea views, a log fire - quaint but stylish surroundings

Set in the picturesque Cornish fishing village of Port Isaac just a few minutes walk from the beach.

Beside the North Cornish Coast, close to Padstow and the Eden Project.

• Sleeps from 2 - 6
• Minutes walk from Port Isaac beach
• Stylishly furnished with a cosmopolitan feel
• Located in a pedestrian thoroughfare - safe for children
• Central heating in winter
• Garden with patio
• Close to local amenities
• Near local attractions, galleries, National Trust houses and the Eden Project

May House Self Catering in Port Isaac Cornwall. Set in the heart of an old village with a beautiful harbour, May House is the perfect base for a Cornish holiday. Formerly a sea captains home this beautiful house is situated in Dolphin Street, a quaint pedestrian thoroughfare without the concerns of traffic - within minutes walk of the harbour beach and Port Isaac's fine pubs and restaurants.

May House is one of the few detached houses within the village and is large bright and airy. The garden is a sun trap where you can relax and unwind all day if you wish.

ACCOMMODATION

The Accommodation boasting three bedrooms - two double and one twin room, bathroom, kitchen and a large lounge/dining area with an open fire the accommodation is both spacious and stylish. Furnished with taste and centrally heated during the cooler months, the living area is comfortable and relaxing. A patio garden catches the sun throughout the day.

PORT ISAAC

Port Isaac is a uniquely unchanged fishing village, nestling in cliffs against the Atlantic. It is filled with beautiful whitewashed cottages with delightfully narrow streets and lanes offering a variety of shops all within easy reach of May House.

Port Isaac beach is perfect for families and the surrounding area offers magnificent views and coastal walks with stunning countryside for everyone to enjoy. Horse riding facilities are available in the village and beautiful coastal walks along picturesque footpaths are minutes away from May House.

Nearby Fistral (Newquay) and Polzeath beaches are perfect for those interested in surfing. Close by is the market town of Wadebridge, offering every shopping need alongside galleries and restaurants and a cinema. Also to be found at Wadebridge is the Camel Trail which offers outstanding cycling beside the River Camel.

Cornwall Attractions.

There are many National Trust properties in the area from Lanhydrock, Cothele and Trerice to those further afield such as the unique St Michael's Mount. For those interested in the arts, and evening can be spent at the Hall for Cornwall theatre in Truro.

Visiting some of the galleries in Cornwall is highly recommended - The Tate is just one of many galleries to visit in St Ives famous for it's art community. Tristan's Gallery in Wadebridge is Cornwall's only fine art photography gallery hosting several major exhibitions each year. Of course the Eden Project near St Austell is just a short journey away and is a truly unique experience depicting man's relationship with plants throughout history.

Relaxation.

Why not just enjoy the sun with the sound of the sea and gulls on the patio with a class of wine or tea and fresh cornish scones from the nearby bakery. Take a walk on the long sandy beaches and Daymer Bay and finish the evening at one of the many fine restaurants in Port Isaac, Padstow or their surrounding villages. Cornwall and Port Isaac especially is one of the finest places to relax, unwind and forget the stress of modern living.