Bramble Nook – Holiday Cottage in Bossiney, near Tintagel
A modern, individually designed dormer cottage in Bossiney, between Tintagel and Boscastle, on a quiet private lane leading straight onto the coast path.
Bramble Nook was a modern, individually designed dormer cottage in Bossiney, the hamlet between the villages of Tintagel and Boscastle. It lies back in a quiet private lane that leads directly onto the North Cornish coast path, with some of the most stunning coastal views and footpaths Cornwall has to offer.
Tintagel is about half a mile away and Bossiney Cove, a favourite sandy inlet for swimmers, is within walking distance.
Bramble Nook advertised on Cornwall Online from January 2007 until the property was sold in 2017, and is no longer advertising on Cornwall Online, so this page is kept for reference.
See other places to stay nearby in Tintagel, Bossiney and Boscastle below.
Inside Bramble Nook
The cottage was carpeted throughout and furnished to a high standard, with oil-fired central heating. The fully fitted kitchen had an electric cooker, microwave, fridge and washing machine, and the lounge – with sofa, armchairs, TV, DVD and music centre – led through to a conservatory dining room with a table for six, cane furniture and a ceiling fan.
Upstairs, the spacious master bedroom had a king size bed and sea views; the twin bedroom and the bathroom (bath with electric shower over) were on the ground floor. Outside there was a private south-facing rear garden with furniture and barbecue, a neat front garden and parking for up to four cars.
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Bossiney, Tintagel & Boscastle
Bossiney is a small hamlet on the coast road just east of Tintagel. A footpath leads down to Bossiney Cove (also known as Bossiney Haven), a sandy inlet below the cliffs, and the coast path runs east past Rocky Valley – with its waterfall, gorge and ancient rock carvings – towards Boscastle, and west to Barras Nose and Tintagel Castle.
Tintagel is an ancient village full of myths and legends, with King Arthur’s Castle, its 11th-century church and the National Trust’s Old Post Office, plus a good range of shops, restaurants and pubs. Boscastle is a historic harbour village with craft shops and restaurants, and Bude, Padstow, Newquay, the Eden Project and Truro are all within driving distance. Golfers have Bowood Park and St Enodoc near Rock.
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