1 Tintagel is a wonderful, spacious end-terrace cottage in a quiet location at the top of the village of Port Isaac, Cornwall.
Stylishly and tastefully decorated and recently refurbished throughout with the rooms at the back of the property enjoying superb sea and coastal views towards Tintagel Head, which makes this self-catering property a wonderful, seaside treat for a family of six.
The property is accompanied by private parking, whilst also offering a front garden, in which you can enjoy a moment of relaxation with a coffee on a sunny morning.
The kitchen/diner is not only well-presented, but generously proportioned and offers a good selection of appliances; a vintage butcher's block also gives an interesting contrast to the contemporary feel of the bespoke fittings.
The dining room has plenty of space for 6 to eat in comfort and features a stunning wall mural.
Relax in the comfortable sitting room to soak up gorgeous sea views and light the fire on a chilly evening.
For quiet moments enjoy a book in the sun room leading directly to the charming garden.
Before bed, freshen up in the ground-floor shower room, where a refreshing rinse can be enjoyed after a fun-filled day.
Upstairs, a double bedroom enjoys a stunning ensuite bathroom with a free standing bath, where you can luxuriate in the gorgeous sea views right from the tub.
Two further rooms, one double and one twin, share a second bathroom, accessed via steps up from a half landing, that also enjoys sea views.
The back garden is sunny and includes a table for dining as well as a comfy sofa from which to enjoy the views with a firepit to keep off any evening chills.
This property is perfectly placed between the old historic village of Port Isaac and the charming cove at Port Gaverne which is ideal for a morning swim.
Port Isaac holidays allow visitors to appreciate the beauty and history of this bustling fishing village, which is nestled between towering cliffs and lovely bays.
Join the coast path for a strenuous hike to Port Quinn, a tranquil bay maintained by the National Trust that is ideal for swimming and kayaking at high tide.
Accompany a coasteering group for a guided tour of coves and cliffs nearby at Port Gaverne, or just paddle or swim at this pebbly beach.
On a quiet day, go out onto 'The Main,' a cliff to the right of the beach with a wonderful view of the coastline and rocks below, a fantastic picnic site.
A picturesque drive will take you to Polzeath Beach, famous for surfing and bodyboarding; Daymer Bay, with its calm seas ideal for little children; or Rock, famed for its various water activities including sailing and water skiing, with a foot ferry to Padstow.
