Self Catering holiday Cottage in Padstow, Holiday Cottages in Padstow, Self Catering in North Cornwall. Samphire,

Samphire - Padstow

TARIFF 2009

Prices from £295 to £650 per week Saturday Changeover Please bring own linen/towels Duvets and pillows supplied Cottage will be cleaned by a professional cleaning company prior to, and after your booking. Well behaved dogs allowed, strictly not upstairs or on soft furnishings £20 EXTRA

Samphire - Double Bedroom

The Lounge

Self Catering Holiday Cottage in Padstow

Samphire sleeps 4 + Baby

It has been completely refurbished with luxury bathrooms & kitchen. It is ideal for those seeking a family holiday or short break.

Accommodation:

Ground floor entrance hall:

luxury Kitchen/dining room: with granite worktops,dishwasher, washer/dryer, fridge/freezer, cooker /hob and microwave, dining area.

Lounge: -

Two chocolate brown leather sofas,two leather bean bags, television/DVD player, choice of DVDs & family games,Hi-fi system,Laura Ashley soft furnishings. Patio doors, leading to small patio.

Upstairs:

Bedroom 1: Double bedroom with wardrobe and chest of draws, side views to estuary and en-suite shower, wc, wash basin.

Bedroom 2: Twin bedroom with wardrobe and chest of draws, side view to estuary and ensuite bath/shower, wc, wash basin.

Outside:

There is a small patio area with view to estuary,with table and chairs .

Private parking (garage for one car, please note very large 4x4 cars may not fit into this garage).

About Padstow

The historic town of Padstow is a delight, with it's fleet of fishing vessels, colourful buildings and narrow streets. Its famous 'Obby Oss' Pagan festival celebrating the beginning of summer is a unique experience that shouldn't be missed.

The wealth of Inn's and restaurants nestled at the harbour-side offer something to suit all tastes.

Fishing trips, speedboat rides and more leisurely boat trips are available from the quayside and there are some wonderful beaches within easy reach.

For those of you who like to venture further a field, why not take the Ferry over to Rock. Once there you can walk the wonderful Coastal footpath to nearby Daymer and Polzeath beaches or you can walk up Brea Hill (not for the faint hearted ) with its stunning views over the coast and surrounding countryside.

If you walk behind Brea Hill back towards Rock across the Golf Course you will come across St Enodoc Church, burial place of John Betjeman. Carry on over the sand dunes back to the ferry jetty where you can sit and enjoy the lovely view across to Padstow and the Iron Bridge.