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ROSEMARY COTTAGE
Self Catering Holiday Cottage in Port Isaac

38 Fore Street Port Isaac - sleeps up to 4 people
Grade II listed, Fisherman's Cottage - in the heart of the Village with harbour views.

Rosemary Cottage in Port Isaac - advertised on the website from
December 2007 until the property was placed on the market in 2014

Rosemary Cottage is located on Fore Street, (the two photographs below provide views of Fore Street itself), within the heart of the beautiful and tranquil village of Port Isaac, some 100 metres from the harbour. With views of the harbour from the upstairs bedrooms, the cottage is ideally positioned for access to all village amenities including several pubs and excellent restaurants - most of which are just a few minutes walk from the front door.  

The double fronted building itself dates back to the 17th Century and provides accommodation for up to 4 people, offering a perfect all year round haven for those seeking to explore the village itself, the nearby coastal paths and the exciting North Cornwall coast line with its glorious beaches.

Holiday Cottage Accommodation

You enter the double fronted property via a stable door and find yourself in a beamed open plan living/dining area offering the perfect place to relax and watch the world go by.

The charm of the downstairs space is complemented by an original slate floor and a log burning stove which is particularly popular during the colder out of season months. In addition, there is a combined TV/DVD player with a selection of DVDs for your enjoyment . The kitchen has most features you would expect including Belfast sink, kettle, toaster, electric oven and hob, microwave, washing machine, ironing facilities and fridge.

Upstairs, there are two bedrooms, one double and one twin. Both are bright and airy and both provide views of the sea and harbour. In addition there is a comfortable bathroom containing bath with shower attachment, WC, hand basin and heated towel rail. There is no "power" shower due to building restrictions. A hair dryer is also provided.  

PORT ISAAC

Port Isaac is an unspoiled fishing village located on the stunning and beautiful North Cornwall coast lines - famous for its outstanding beaches offering all sorts of water sports as well as its rugged coastline and associated coastal path. The village itself is full of interest and old world charm, with narrow streets and its picturesque harbour from where the fisherman still bring in a daily catch.

The village offers a small beach providing good safe bathing as well as an excellent opportunity for crab hunting in the rock pools when the tide is low. Throughout the summer months, every Friday evening, the local men's folk singers (Fisherman's Friends) perform outside the Slipway Hotel opposite the harbour entrance and every Thursday evening, the St. Breward Silver Band also play on the Platt - finishing up with a "Floral Dance" up and back down through the village.

Port Isaac is a historic and working fishing village with narrow streets which add to its quirky charm and delightful character. This means it was never designed to cater for traffic and for many this is part of the pleasure of visiting. When the tide is out, parking is available on the beach but we recommend parking in the North Cornwall District Council car park at the top of the village (less than 10 minutes walk away). Here you can buy a 7 day ticket - excellent value as it also allows you to use car parks at Wadebridge, Padstow, Polzeath, Boscastle etc.

Changeover: Saturday is changeover day. On the day of arrival you will be able to get into the cottage after 15.00 and will be required to vacate by 10.00. However our aim is to make your stay as relaxing as possible and although not promised there may be room for some flexibility on this, particularly during less busy periods.

We regret to inform you that Rosemary Cottage is a non smoking property and we regret that pets are not allowed.

BEACHES

Polzeath: Located some 5 miles from the village, the large expanse of sand at Polzeath is a magnet to both surfers and families.

Daymer Bay: Set in the heart of Betjeman country, Daymer Bay is a wind/kite surfers paradise with appeal too for small children and their buckets and spades. St. Enodoc Church is within walking distance and provides the final resting place for the once Poet Laureate.

Camel Estuary: The tidal waters stretch from the mouth of the estuary some five miles south towards Wadebridge and up to a mile wide between Rock and Padstow. Here one can enjoy the calmer, sheltered waters as well as a whole variety of water sports.

Padstow: Home to Rick Steins world famous fish restaurant and a picturesque harbour. Visitors can hire bikes from Padstow and cycle along the level Camel Trail to Wadebridge or beyond.

We Wish You a Pleasant Stay in Port Isaac !!!