Cottage with garden

Port Isaac 2.4 miles. This inviting ground-floor cottage rests in rural surroundings in the hamlet of Pendoggett on North Cornwall's splendid coast. Just two and a half miles from the bustling village of Port Isaac, this well-presented bungalow welcomes families and friends eager to explore a blend of country and coast. Be greeted by off-road parking before stepping into the open-plan living area, where you can curl up beside the woodburning stove and catch up on the day's events. Tuck into heart-warming meals at the dining table, which can be prepared in the well-appointed kitchen, with an electric oven and hob to assist you. Throw open the patio doors to find the enclosed patio; here you can savour a glass of wine and admire the far-reaching countryside as your pooch roams freely. As the evening cools, retire inside and indulge in a soothing soak in the bathroom or enjoy a hot shower before climbing into bed. There are two white-washed bedrooms to choose from, opt for the double or the twin bedroom, both with built-in wardrobe to house your personal belongings. If you fancy a break from the kitchen, head into Port Isaac and sample the many cafés, pubs and restaurants on offer such as The Cornish Arms which serves food and drinks and is right on your doorstep! This part of Cornwall boasts some superb walking routes, with a circular walking route along a wooden path from St Kew to St Endellion being one option, while the scenic South West Coast Path near to Port Isaac is another. Those lovers of the coast can explore the fabulous cove beaches at Port Gaverne and Port Quin just along the coast, whilst water sports enthusiasts should head for Rock's water sports centre and sailing school just 15 miles away. Lowenek is a charming retreat for a holiday to remember, any time of year. Dog walkers can enjoy a wonderful two acre field just by the propertyPort Isaac is a popular village set on the Atlantic north coast of Cornwall. Considered an attractive fishing village since the 14th century, the village has retained much of its traditional charm seen through the winding streets, old white-washed cottages and traditional slate fronted houses. Today the village offers a number of amenities for holidaymakers, including several pubs, restaurants and independent shops, as well as the sandy harbour which is perfect for rock-pooling.