2 Bedroom (Sleeps 3) Cottage in Port Isaac

Cottage in Port Isaac, Cornwall, England - Just 30 Seconds From Harbour

At a glance: Child Friendly, Wifi, Garden.
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Owner/Property Manager: Michael Walsh
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Overview

Property Type: Cottage
Location: Port Isaac
Sleeps: 3
Bedrooms: 2 Bedrooms
Bathrooms: 1
Minimum nights stay: 4
Low season price per week: £350
High season price per week: £690
Average price per week:£450
Please contact the owner directly to confirm the price and availability

Description

Our cottage, Choughs, is a very good-value, self-catering holiday home, ideal for up to three adults or two adults and two children, and located right in the heart of the old village by the harbour in a quaint traffic-free lane. It is homely and comfortably furnished, quite small, and traditional in style rather than very modern. The cottage is just 50 metres from the beach but does not have a view of the sea. There is an electric fire in the living room, as well as a storage heater. Both bedrooms have convector heaters. An immersion heater supplies hot water to the kitchen and bathroom. Sorry, no smoking and no dogs (but we cannot guarantee that pets have not stayed in the property). We do not accept children under four years old. Unlimited Wi-Fi.

OUTSIDE
Choughs has a tiny, colourful front garden, plus a back door that leads to our shed and also to an alleyway out to the adjoining street. When arriving and departing, it is possible to park, briefly, within 20 yards of the front door to unload/load your car. At other times, you must park in the main car park at the top of Port Isaac; the walk up the hill will help work off the fresh fish and cream teas you will have enjoyed! We provide full details about where to park and costs.

LINEN
Bed linen and bathroom towels ARE INCLUDED.

BEDROOMS
Main bedroom on first floor with double bed. Hairdryer.
Second bedroom on second floor with two single beds and a dividing curtain.

BATHROOM
The bathroom is on the first floor and has a bath, shower over bath, basin, toilet, heated towel rail and shaver socket. Water is heated by an immersion heater.

KITCHEN
Electric cooker with eye-level grill (perfect for cooking fresh mackerel), fridge with ice-box, microwave, kettle, toaster, crockery, utensils. Spin-dryer.

WI-FI
Free unlimited Wi-Fi throughout the house. Password provided.

LIVING ROOM
Open-plan with the kitchen. Dining area, seats 4. Freeview TV, CD/radio. Sofa and 2 armchairs. Comfortably furnished. Local guidebooks, maps and books.

GARDEN
Very small but colourful front garden and a communal, secluded courtyard area at rear with table, chairs and a bench – ideal for a coffee or quiet read.

CANCELLATION POLICY
30 days' notice = 100% refund
14-29 days' notice = 50% refund

GOLF
St Enodoc Golf Club – 8 miles
Roserrow Golf and Country Club – 6 miles
St Kew Golf Club – 5 miles

PORT ISAAC
Port Isaac is a 700-year-old fishing village, nestling between the cliffs on the rugged north Cornwall coast. It has been welcoming tourists for years but retains a quaint and uncommercialised charm. Recently, it has been widely admired as the beautiful setting for TV series Doc Martin and the film The Shell Seekers. The intimate Outlaw's Fish Kitchen is just around the corner from the cottage, while Outlaw's New Road is at the top of the village – both are Michelin-starred – and there are several other great places to eat including the budget-friendly Angry Anchovy. Port Isaac is also an ideal base from which to visit Padstow (and Rick Stein's several eating venues), Rock, the beaches at Polzeath and Daymer Bay, Tintagel Castle and the National Trust's Lanhydrock House and Gardens. The Eden Project, St Michael's Mount and Tate St Ives are all within easy reach by car.

13 Reviews

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Great Location

By Kevin D on 31-Jul-2024

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Choughs Cottage. It is steps away from the lovely harbor that we saw for years on Doc Martin but thought we’d never see

Our venture to Port Isaac

By Kris M on 17-Jun-2024

We loved the quaintness of the cottage. It had all we needed for our stay. After a day of exploring it was nice to come ‘home’ to sit in the living room by the fire and have a cuppa tea. Would love to go back again some day as our time was too short. The owner was wonderful and responsive to us throughout our stay. Thank you!

"Puppenhaus" mit wunderbarer Umgebung

By Karl Heinz H on 20-Aug-2023

Wonderful days in a little paradise.

Tiny with everything

By Kate H on 13-May-2023

This is someone's home so it is chock full of furniture and the cupboards are laden with everything you may need. Comfortable enough, with steep steps to the two upper levels. A happy place to stay. It was left cleaner than found, despite the poor vacuum. Lovely location. Enjoyed amazing coastline scenery, walks, places to visit, plenty of good eateries, and fresh seafood available. Major downside, sadly, Port Isaac is heaving with dogs, and the consequences.

Sweet Cottage in Convenient Location

By Joyce H on 30-Jun-2022

Enjoyed the cottage immensely including some of the quirks of the electrical and water heating systems. Quiet street except for the gulls. Would recomment.

Lovely Fisherman's Cottage

By Kelly S on 17-Aug-2021

The cottage is right in the heart of Port Isaac which is a stunning fishing village packed with history. Its definitely small but has everything you could need. It's been very well thought out. The location is outstanding and we enjoyed eating in the various local restaurants and pubs all within walking distance. The owner was very helpful and informative and we felt the whole process was stress free. There is a lot to do locally. Without driving you can do boat trips, coasteering, kayaking, paddle boarding, fishing and eating out. Should you drive its a great location for various towns, villages and beaches. I would not recommend it for anyone who struggles with steep steps or walking up hills or for anyone who wants to cook big meals at home very evening but for us it was perfect!

Prices

August 31-Sep 7, 2024 £570
April 27-May 4, 2024 £430
May 4-25, 2024 £395
May 25-June 1, 2024 £540
June 1-22, 2024 £500
June 22-July 6, 2024 £521
July 6-20, 2024 £530
July 20-August 3, 2024 £690
August 3-24, 2024 £695
April 6-27, 2024 £360
Sep 7-14, 2024 £500
Sep 14-21, 2024 £486
Sep 21-Oct 5, 2024 £451
Oct 5-19, 2024 £409
Oct 19-Nov 2, 2024 £430
Nov 2-Dec 14, 2024 £388
Dec 14- Jan 4, 2025 £670
Sept 2-9, 2023 £500
April 29-May 6, 2023 £420
May 6-27, 2023 £385
May 27-June 3, 2023 £525
June 3-24, 2023 £490
June 24-July 8, 2023 £511
July 8-15, 2023 £500
July 15-August 5, 2023 £580
August 5-Sept 2, 2023 £600
April 15-29, 2023 £350
Sept 9-16, 2023 £490
Sept 16-23, 2023 £476
Sept 23-Oct 7, 2023 £441
Oct 7-21, 2023 £399
Oct 21-Nov 4, 2023 £420
Nov 4-Dec 16, 2023 £378
Dec 16-Jan 6, 2024 £658
August 24-31, 2024 £595

Location

Suitability

Children Welcome

Facilities

Fridge/Freezer
Hob
Oven
Microwave
Toaster
Dining Seats
Dining Room
Internet
Heating
Linens Provided
Living Room
Hairdryer
Ironing Board
Television
Music Library
Games
Books
Garden

Theme

Away from it all
Budget
Family
Historic
Romantic
Tourist attractions