Tucked away in a peaceful location, just moments from Port Isaac’s historic harbour, Cobblers Cottage is an ideal costal bolthole. This charming bungalow offers two-bedrooms, one shower room and an open plan living space enjoying cliff and sea views. Currently operating as a holiday let, this converted fish-cellar includes the rare benefit of one private parking space to the front. Cobblers Cottage makes for the perfect, low maintenance holiday bolthole in this popular Cornish location.
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Two double bedrooms and a shower room
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A fully fitted kitchen leading to an open plan dining/sitting room with a log burner and glimpses of the sea.
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Currently a successful holiday let.
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Private parking for one vehicle to the front of the property.
The Property
Situated just moments from Port Isaac’s charming harbour, Cobblers Cottage is a delightful seaside escape. This characterful bungalow offers two bedrooms, one shower room, and a bright open-plan living area with a cosy wood burner, that takes full advantage of the sea and coastal views. Operating successfully as a holiday let, the property comes with a private parking space, an uncommon feature in this harbourside village. The Southwest Coast Path runs past the property and offers miles of scenic walking and easy access to nearby Port Gaverne harbour.
Accommodation
The property is arranged over one floor and comprises: Open plan living accommodation with a log burner and views down to the sea | Fully equipped kitchen | Two double bedrooms (one with a rooflight) | Shower room.
Location
Port Isaac is a popular holiday destination and residential village on the rugged North Cornwall coast, famed for its historic fishing harbour, quaint winding streets and scenic coastal walks. Loved by millions as Portwenn in ITV’s Doc Martin and the birthplace of The Fisherman’s Friends, Port Isaac has several good places to eat and drink, all within walking distance of the property. These include two of Nathan Outlaws eateries, where he holds 3 Michelin stars. Other notable restaurants and pubs include The Port Gaverne Hotel and Pilchards, The Mote, and The Golden Lion. Most everyday shopping requirements can be met in Port Isaac at the Co-Op but the market town of Wadebridge, with an inspiring collection of independent shops, is only about 8 miles distant.
Outside
This property has a single allocated parking place to the front, with space for a small patio dining set.
Services
Mains water, electricity and drainage. Electric night storage heaters.
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