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Cottages within 30 miles of Port Isaac

Overlooking the fishing village of Port Isaac with its unspoilt huddle of slate cottages warren of narrow streets picturesque harbour and variety of shops pubs and restaurants this very comfortable property is ideal for family seaside holidays. The sandy surfing beaches of Polzeath Daymer Bay and Rock lie close by and across the estuary the Elizabethan mansion of Prideaux Place and attractive fishing port of Padstow (famously the setting for Rick Stein's restaurants) can be reached by foot ferry and car or by bicycle along the Camel Trail from Wadebridge (10 miles). Tintagel's legendary castle ruins and 14th century Post Office (N.T.) the ancient harbour at Boscastle Pencarrow House and the house and gardens at Lanydrock (also N.T.) are all within 10 miles whilst Bodmin and Wenford steam railway are a little further. Golf is enjoyed at Rock (8 miles) and Camelford offers indoor leisure facilities 10 miles. Pubs and shops 200 yards.

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Stunning coastal scenery greets visitors to Harbour Heights – as its name suggests nestling below is the picturesque harbour where fishermen still bring lobster and crab ashore. Set in two acres of landscaped gardens and paddock overlooking the fishing village of Port Isaac (pictured) with pubs restaurants shops and whitewashed cottages lining its narrow streets this outstanding property offers very comfortable accommodation for larger groups and ample space for relaxing and admiring the spectacular views. Lovely walking can be enjoyed on the coastal path and numerous sandy surfing beaches dot the coastline – Polzeath Daymer Bay and Rock are all just a few minutes' drive. The lively fishing port of Padstow Rick Stein's famous restaurants and the historic house of Prideaux Place can be reached via the foot ferry from Rock. Wadebridge and the Camel cycle trail and 'Arthurian' Tintagel Castle are under 10 miles Lanhydrock (N.T.) is a little further afield Bodmin and Wenford Railway 20 miles. Pubs and shops 200 yards.

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Within easy reach of North Cornwall's glorious beaches this charming little cottage lies just 4 miles from the Trebarwith Strand while mystical Tintagel and Boscastle's ancient harbour are a little further. Enjoying its own pretty garden it adjoins the owner's home on the road between Camelford and Wadebridge (8 miles) from where the Camel Trail offers wonderful walking and cycling leading to Padstow. The great houses of Pencarrow and Lanhydrock (N.T.) are a short drive Bodmin Moor is close by and horse riding is available locally. Camelford's shops pubs restaurants and leisure facilities are 2 miles.

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Set on the edge of the coastal village of Tintagel famous for its ancient castle of Arthurian legend and its National Trust post office this comfortable property is ideally located for enjoying stunning walks along the coastal path. Adjoining the owners' home within 250 yards of village shops restaurants and pubs it is also within easy reach of the historic harbour at Boscastle and the sandy beach of Trebarwith Strand (2 miles) popular with familes and surfers alike. Further along the coast lie the sandy beaches of Rock and Polzeath whilst Wadebridge (16 miles) offers cycle hire for exploring the Camel cycle trail leading to the fishing port of Padstow home to Rick Stein's restaurants and wildlife spotting boat trips. Horse riding and sea angling are enjoyed locally whilst coarse and fly fishing are found nearby.

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Within a short drive of the north coast's rugged grandeur just 3 miles from Trebarwith Strand beach (pictured) this simpy furnished single storey property is an ideal base from which to explore the fishing villages dotted along the coastline. Boscastle and Tintagel are only a few minutes by car whilst a little further west lies the town of Wadebridge with its cycle way leading along the estuary to the attractive fishing harbour at Padstow. A short journey to the east reaches the fine sandy surfing beaches of Widemouth Bay and Bude and the National Trust properties of Lanhydrock (20 miles) and Pencarrow House (13 miles) make interesting trips. Shops and pubs serving food in Camelford 2½ miles.

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Ideally located for enjoying both the lovely sandy beaches of the north coast and the quaint fishing harbours and gardens of the south coast this outstanding property is part of an exclusive new development on the fringes of Bodmin. Beautifully furnished and extremely spacious Oakwood House sits just a mile from access to the Camel Trail which leads all the way through Wadebridge (5 miles) and along the Camel estuary to the bustling fishing harbour of Padstow (13 miles) and Rick Stein's famous restaurants (cycle hire is available in Bodmin ¼ mile). For the less energetic visitor the nearby Bodmin and Wenford steam railway offers a more leisurely mode of travel. Numerous north coast beaches lie within a few minutes' drive – Polzeath is about 12 miles – whilst Lanhydrock (N.T.) and the fine Georgian mansion of Pencarrow are both about 5 miles away and the spectacular Eden Project is only 10 miles. Pubs serving food ¼ mile shops ½ mile sports centre and indoor swimming pool 1 mile.

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This comfortable 18th century Grade II listed converted dairy (shown left) lies within a mile of the hamlet of Bolventor and Jamaica Inn of Daphne du Maurier fame. Adjoining the owners' farmhouse it makes a perfect base for enjoying wonderful walks in moorland scenery dotted with Bronze Age settlements fishing and sailing on nearby reservoirs and riding and cycling on the Camel Trail. Both north coast beaches and south coast fishing harbours and the Eden Project are all about 30 minutes' drive. Pub ¾ mile shop 5 miles.

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Whilst enjoying glorious views and a peaceful rural setting this cosy stone cottage is only a few minutes' drive from good routes making both the north and south Cornish coasts easily accessible. Set on the fringes of Bodmin Moor where ancient villages and standing stones hint of earlier inhabitants and the Jamaica Inn of Daphne du Maurier fame is found the cottage lies just 8 miles from Launceston's castle and bustling shops. Cotehele and Lanhydrock (both N.T.) are a short drive and the Bodmin and Wenford Railway and access to the Camel cycle trail at Bodmin are about 15 miles. Colliford (6 miles) and Siblyback Lakes offer water sports and fishing. Eden 28 miles. Pub 1 mile shop 1½ miles.

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Set in pretty gardens and enjoying extensive views this Grade II listed 17th century detached cottage has been sympathetically restored and partly furnished with antique furniture. Sandy beaches and the popular villages of Tintagel and Boscastle are a ½ hour drive. Looe Bodmin Moor Dartmoor and the Eden Project are easily accessible. Fly fishing locally. Pub shop/P.O. and 15th century church at Altarnum 3 miles.

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Just 7 miles from magnificent clean sandy beaches and lively resort of Newquay this imaginatively designed and very pretty detached cottage is beautifully furnished to offer comfortable and charming accommodation. Enjoying its own enclosed garden opening onto landscaped gravelled courtyard area all within the grounds – but quite separate from – the owners' working farm. A dog excercise area is provided. There are many places of interest nearby including the lovely cathedral city of Truro (8 miles) and the Eden Project which is just 12 miles away. South Cornwall's coast and Land's End are within easy reach. Great walks locally and a choice of beaches many with superb surfing playing host to international contests. Sea Life Centre museum excellent shops restaurants and inns at Newquay. Several golf courses locally. Shops within 3 miles. Pub 1 mile.

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