Kitchen/diner with Electric oven, ceramic hob, fridge with ice box, fireplace inset with an electric burner, dining table to seat four and a blue tooth interactive speaker system.
Steep narrow stairs to the first floor attractive living room with armchair, two seater sofa, Internet TV with Freeview, on-demand channels and digital radio as well as tea and coffee making facilities.
On the same level is a small, recently refurbished shower room with shower cubicle, electric shower, basin and WC.
Steep stairs up to the second floor double bedroom with 5ft king size bed and radio.
Set in the historic, traffic free, cobbled streets of East Looe, just seconds from the popular beach and the bustling colourful harbour, is this delightful, period fisherman’s cottage. Built in 1780, Jemima Cottage is set over three floors is both traditional with modern fittings to create a cosy, attractive bolt hole for two. There are a selection of excellent restaurants and pubs all within a leisurely stroll. Furthermore, there are some lovely walks in the surrounding countryside and the South West Coastal path, which runs through Looe and takes you along some breathtaking coastline. The nearby quintessential Cornish fishing village of Polperro is also well worth a visit. So leave your worries behind and visit Jemima Cottage to relax and recharge your batteries, you won’t be disappointed.
No outside space.
The bustling town of Looe is divided by the ever-changing river that separates quieter West Looe from the absorbing waterfront of East Looe, with its diversity of shops, restaurants and pubs, Banjo pier and sandy beach.
The pace and routine of life in Looe follows the ebb and flow of the tide and the movement of boats returning with their catch of fresh fish. Local boatman can ferry visitors to and from either quay, or alternatively, you can enjoy a pleasant cruise along the beautiful and rugged coastline, keeping an eye out for the schools of dolphins that can often be spotted in the bay.
A guided tour will draw you deeper into the labyrinth of ancient buildings, clustered together in the narrow streets and courtyards that make up the old town of East Looe. Visit the 16th century Old Guildhall museum with its interesting exhibits detailing the town's diverse history, or relax and just while away the hours on the wonderful sandy beach, separated from the river mouth by the Banjo Pier.
The South East Cornish coastline is dotted with lovely beaches, hidden coves, and pretty seaside villages to explore. You can also join the magnificent South West Coast Path to enjoy bracing cliff top walks with spectacular views.
For a different kind of day out, the Wild Futures Monkey Sanctuary is just outside Looe, providing vital refuge for primates in need, and a fascinating family activity whilst supporting a great cause.
A holiday in Looe offers a convenient base for enjoying the diverse range of things to do in the seaside town and the surrounding South East Cornish coastline.
Parking available at Harbour car park (daily charge) or at Millpool Car Park, weekly ticket approx. £40.00
Included: Bed linen, towels (no beach towels), WiFi, electricity and heating (night storage).
Short Breaks: In Low and Mid season.
Pets: 1 small/medium, well-behaved dog welcome. Additional charge of £30.00 per week.
Telephone: No telephone provided. WiFi available. Mobile reception mixed.
Local Facilities: Looe beach 125 mts. Pubs, restaurants and shops 2 minute walk. Polperro 4 miles. Plymouth 21 miles. Truro 29 miles.
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