TARIFF

Prices range from £385 - £550 per week Special 2/3 night weekly rates are available by application Additional weekly charge for linen and towels : £10 per person No Smoking

Self Catering Holiday Cottage

Near Tintagel

sleeps 4-6 people

3-bedroomed - Cosy Cottage
Close to Beaches and Coastline
Ideal for Tintagel, Port Isaac and Boscastle and Polzeath
Stunning Moorland Views

Railway Cottage has recently been restored in keeping with the original construction. All rooms have slate flooring and exposed wooden beams in the ceilings and all the benefits of modern facilities including gas central heating.

Built with the construction of the North Cornwall railway in 1880 for the railway workers and subsequently occupied by local farmers, Railway Cottage has recently been fully restored in keeping with the original construction.

The cottage has 3 bedrooms that can comfortably accommodate 4 to 6 people. The double lounge has a feature fireplace containing a wood-burning stove, which gives the cottage a cosy atmosphere, especially in the winter and at Christmas time. The kitchen has been fully fitted with modern units and appliances to ensure that you have all the comforts of home.

Railway Cottage is located midway between the towns of Camelford and Delabole, being 1 mile from each and is situated on top of a hill, giving it fabulous views to the south over Bodmin Moor and 'Brown Willy' the highest point in Cornwall.

The beautiful Trebarwith Bay, famous for its terrific surf and the idyllically located Port William Inn are only three miles away. Other great surfing and swimming beaches are Polzeath and Rock - each only 6 miles from the cottage. The North Cornwall Coastal Path follows the entire length of the Cornish coast and can be accessed locally.

There are a range of local activities including King Arthur's Museum, the Cycle Museum and the Energy Exhibition, all within one mile of the cottage. Camelford Leisure Centre with its indoor swimming pool is 2 miles away.

A little further afield are the attractive harbours and fishing villages of Port Isaac, Padstow and Boscastle - where you can enjoy walking around picturesque streets and shops or visit high quality local pubs and restaurants. For the fishing enthusiast there is a well stocked trout lake at Delabole and if your preference is for sea fishing, there is plenty of beach and boat casting available.

This section of the North Cornwall coast has missed most of the holiday developments of the last few decades and remains some of best unspoiled coastline in England. The sheer cliffs, exhilarating surf and terrific coastal walks are a perfect setting for those who enjoy surfing, hiking fishing and anyone who is searching for an escape from the fast lane.