Open Plan kitchen/lounge/dining room. Underfloor heating throughout with thermostat controls in each room. Lounge: with two sofas, one 3 seater one 2 seater, coffee table and nest of side tables, table lamp and standard lamp. Freeview TV. Dining: large dining table with 4 chairs. Kitchen: electric hob, electric oven, electric overhead fan/extractor, dishwasher, washer/dryer, Fridge/freezer, toaster, microwave,cafetière. Master bedroom: King size 5ft double bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers, bedside tables and lamps, hair dryer. En-Suite shower room: walk in shower cubicle, wash hand basin, WC and electric towel rail, electric shaving socket. Twin bedroom: two 3ft single beds, wardrobe, chest of drawers, bedside tables and lamps, hair dryer. Family shower room: walk in shower cubicle, wash hand basin, WC and electric towel rail, electric shaving socket.
Arvor Kilden is a beautifully presented, single-story property set in a picturesque rural farm setting. This stylish holiday cottage, part of a charming group of five stone cottages, stands out as a detached unit with its own enclosed lawned garden. The property features two well-appointed bedrooms and two modern shower rooms, alongside a spacious and well-equipped kitchen. The open-plan dining and living area provides a comfortable and contemporary space for relaxation.
The garden includes a patio with seating, perfect for alfresco dining while taking in the serene views and tranquil surroundings. The location is ideal for exploring the stunning North Cornwall coast, with direct access to the coastal path from the cottage. Just 2.5 miles away, you'll find the picturesque village of Port Isaac, known for its appearances in 'Doc Martin' and as the home of the Fisherman's Friends. Arvor Kilden serves as the perfect base for your Cornish getaway, offering both comfort and convenience."
Please Note: Not suitable for infants
Accessed via the French windows from the lounge, the enclosed lawned garden has a paved patio with table and 4 chairs and pathway to parking area. Rotary clothes dryer to one side of the garden. Further side door to garden and parking.
Charcoal BBQ.
With its narrow streets of white-washed cottages and Cornish slate-fronted houses, winding your way through picturesque Port Isaac can feel like taking a step back in time. Steeped in maritime history, the village was once home to a thriving pilchard fishing industry and a bustling port, and with much of the old centre of the village dating back to the 18th century, many buildings here are officially listed because of their architectural and historic importance.
Today Port Isaac is an idyllic spot to base your holiday in Cornwall. Based in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and on the Atlantic Heritage Coast, there are beautiful views whichever way you look. During the summer months, fishing and scenic trips can be taken from the harbour, whilst the South West Coast Path offers stunning coastal views at any time of year.
Nearby Port Gaverne is a pretty unspoilt cove around the corner from Port Isaac which is perfect for families with young children, with its sheltered, sandy beach, and plenty of fascinating rock pools to explore. Whilst the popular surfing beach at Polzeath, is just 4 miles away, as is the golden sandy beach at Daymer Bay, which is very family and dog-friendly.
A few miles to the west, and within hiking distance, is Port Quin, a village deserted since sometime in the 19th century when all of its menfolk were lost one night in a storm at sea. Now it is primarily owned by the National Trust. The walk from Port Isaac to Port Quin offers breathtaking views, and along the route you will pass Doyden Castle, a truncated Gothic tower on a rocky outcrop that was once used in the TV drama, Poldark.
Just 1.5 miles from Port Isaac you'll come across the only public gardens on the North Cornish coast, Long Cross Victorian Gardens. The gardens overlook the coastline and retain their original Victorian layout, featuring 4 acres, a maze, small lake, dovecote, children's play area and pets' corner.
A holiday cottage in Port Isaac provides a lovely setting from which to base your holiday in North Cornwall.
Parking space for two cars beside the cottage.
Included: Electricity, heating, linen and towels, though no beach towels so please bring your own. Parking : Allocated parking space for two cars beside the cottage. Pets: 1 well behaved dog permitted, no puppies. (extra charge of £30.00 per dog). Telephone : No. Mobile reception fair to good. depending on network. WiFi: Yes Beach: Port Isaac 2.8 miles, Port Gaverne 1 mile , Trebarwith beach 10 mins drive. Polzeath beach 13 mins drive. Golf Course: St Enodoc Golf club 19 mins drive. Lanhydrock golf course 15 miles. Local amenities; Co-op in Port Isaac 2.8 miles, local Farm Shop 2 miles, Pub Cornish Arms at Pendoggett 1.7 miles. Main town of Wadebridge 7.5 miles. Restaurants including Nathan Outlaws in Port Isaac, Rick Stein in Padstow, and many good Eateries. Changeover: Saturday No smoking No infants
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