Electric radiator heating. Electric oven, hob, microwave, fridge with ice-box. Smart TV, Broadband/WiFi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Linen and towels inc. in rent. Private parking for 1 car. Enclosed front patio with garden bench & table, & bodyboard storage. Two well behaved dogs welcome, £40 for the second dog, per week. Sorry, no smoking. Pub/restaurant & cafe 2 minutes walk. Shop 2 miles.
Located in a stunning coastal position, within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is this luxury ground floor apartment just paces away from Trebarwith Strand’s long sandy beach. Perfect for two, this period property has a quirky, yet high-quality feel throughout, with beautiful fittings and wonderful views over the Strand, the ocean and Gull Rock. Receive a warm welcome from the open-plan living room with its comfy sofa nestled among white-washed cladding and slate floor, a bistro style dining area, and fully equipped kitchen. Kick off your shoes and tuck into the delicious cream tea presented on arrival. Take your favourite book out onto the front patio and enjoy a quiet read in the sun, as the aroma of sea salt fills your nose. Explore the wonderful surrounding area and on return, catch your rest in the charming double bedroom, decorated with soothing tones and thoughtful accessories. The luxury shower room has a walk-in shower cubicle, limestone tiles, a fabulous pebbled feature wall and floor and porthole window. You also have complimentary hair dryer to use, so you truly feel at home at this seaside retreat. The Port William bar & restaurant and the Strand café are a stones throw away, while the nearest supermarket is an easy drive away. Stroll or hike along the South West Coast Path, whichever way takes your fancy. Only two miles away is Tintagel, known for its staggeringly beautiful castle headland and Arthurian legends. Short drives away are the coastal villages of Boscastle, with its enigmatic harbour and cafes, and the pretty fishing village of Port Isaac, famed for its seafood restaurants and ‘Doc Martin’! Inland you can explore the vast wilderness of Bodmin Moor; full of archaeological antiquities, tors, and lakes. If you’re feeling energetic, choose from surfing, walking or cycling the Camel Trail; each making you feel fully refreshed when it is time to head home. There are traditional pubs, shops and restaurants in abundance littering the pretty towns and villages of the area. This is the perfect base for you and your loved one.
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