Albany
Description
Albany is a glamorous coastal bolthole hidden within the charming fishing village of Port Isaac that is perfect in every way. The dreamy cottage sleeps six guests in three elegant bedrooms with two bathrooms and oozes style and sophistication. The property also benefits from a short walk into the village centre, a lovely back garden with beautiful sea views and spacious lawn area. One pet is welcome by arrangement.
Walking into the cottage, you are greeted by a stylish and modern kitchen that is filled with light and has a clean and simple design. Open shelves and unique lights add to the rustic feel. The back door allows access to the back garden, perfect for taking in the sea and harbour views with a Cornish cream tea. Next door to the kitchen, the Cornish slate floor leads you to the open plan living space with exquisite interiors and fantastic attention to detail. A wood burner and comfortable seats create a cosy space for nights in. The dining room table made from reclaimed wood and chairs with sheepskins makes for a sophisticated area to enjoy home cooked meals.
Upstairs on the first floor, the stunning master bedroom awaits with light flooding the room through the shutters, creating a relaxed atmosphere. A hanging chair in the corner is ideal for enjoying a book and a cup of tea while admiring the sea view through the doors to the balcony. Next door, the family bathroom with a Victorian freestanding bath and shower. Following the stairs to the second floor, the gorgeous double bedroom decorated in soft greys and pinks is a peaceful escape, along with the twin bedroom and shower room.
Port Isaac is a charming fishing village on the north Cornish coast, boasting coastal paths, traditional pubs and Nathan Outlaw's Michelin star restaurants. Explore the harbour, visit Doc Martin filming locations around the village and catch Fisherman's Friends perform on The Platt in summer months. A short drive away, the famous surfing hub of Polzeath can be reached along with trendy Rock and the quaint coastal village of Padstow via the Camel Estuary ferry.
Ground floor
Kitchen with access to back garden Seperate WC Open plan living and dining room
First floor
Bedroom 1: Master bedroom with king size bed and balcony Family bathroom
Second floor
Bedroom 2: Double bedroom Bedroom 3: Twin bedroom Shower room
Your dates
Everything you'll need
- Wifi
- Dishwasher
- Open Fire
- Pet Friendly
- Near Pub / Shop
- Wifi
- Dishwasher
- Open Fire
- Pet Friendly
- Near Pub / Shop
- Smoke Free
- Near Walks
- Washing Machine
What guests are saying
Sylish cottage.
We enjoyed the proximity to the village, comfortable beds, ease to park outside (as we have a tiny fiat 500) and we loved the careful design & many beautiful fixtures and fittings such all the lovely lamps, the timber and metal tables, paintings, extra light with all the light flooding into the kitchen etc.. The outside felt neglected, furniture strewn around, rubbish from previous guests. We had a few issues with the heating that were quickly resolved and we reported a few minor issues that were noted. The hob is definately not easy to operate as others have noted. And we couldn't work a few other things. Front door needs a real firm shove, handle turning before locking. As others have suggested, a few simple instructions on how things work, top tips about the property would make all the difference to ease the stay. Overall a decent stay in gorgeous Port Isaac, swimming at Port Gaverne, sauna at Polzeath and lots of lovely meals out.
We have stayed at Albany before and love this house.
Great location and with a parking space near by. The house was as lovely as always and we had a great week. Not for publishing - the garden was a bit disappointing this time. We had a few warm sunny days and have always liked sitting out in the garden but the glass table was smashed and glass all over the gravel and no real seats to sit on.
The property was nice and conveniently situated.
Bedrooms and bathrooms good and clean. We had stormy weather so great to light the fire. However there were no owner instructions, this was not ideal as a strange induction hob would not work. We eventually got there 3 days in. The radiators were controlled by switches outside the bathrooms that we had switched off not knowing the relevance. Heating therefore did not come on. Paying £1500 for the week i would at least expect the basics. The kitchen floor needs a rethink and some crockery updating. Otherwise all good.
Good to know
House Rules
Good housekeeping bond
This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £200
Smoking
Not permitted
Property notes
Please note: Parking is approx 10 min walk away inside Trelawney Garage, Bay 7
Stay Information
Check-in / Check-out
16:00 / 09:30
Property ref
1080400
Guest & Pet Policy
Pets
Allowed
Children
Children and infants welcome