Set on one level and open plan.
Kitchen with electric cooker, dishwasher and microwave, under counter fridge with ice cube freezer compartment. Lounge/diner: with comfortable seating, open fire, Smart TV, dining table to seat two guests. Bedroom 1: with 5ft king size bed Bathroom: with shower over bath, basin and WC,
Lady Pamela’s is one of five beautifully converted cottages set within stunning gardens and overlooking the picturesque Looe Valley. Formerly a coach house and stables, the cottages have retained their original charm with exposed beams and welcoming open fires. Tucked away in a peaceful corner of the grounds, this detached cottage provides a truly tranquil escape. With a well-equipped kitchen, a comfortable sofa, and an inviting open fire, it’s a wonderfully cosy retreat for two, with its enclosed garden, it’s perfect for bringing your pet along as well.
The cottages are ideally located for guests seeking complete relaxation while remaining close to pubs, restaurants, and shops. The nearby town of Looe offers all of this, along with a bustling fish market and numerous eateries specialising in fresh seafood. There’s also a sandy beach right in the centre of town, plus the dog-friendly Hannafore Beach just a short distance away. For an extra treat, the owners can even arrange a delicious home-cooked meal delivered straight to your door (additional fee).
Set in peaceful countryside, there is a private and secure garden with decked and lawn area, and table and chairs to enjoy the splendid view.
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.
Allocated parking within the grounds.
Included: Wi-Fi, bed linen and towels, electricity and night storage heating, cream tea and fresh flowers from the owners on arrival. Heating: Electric night storage heating, and open fire in the lounge. Logs and coal can be purchased on site (currently £7.50 per bag). Pets: One (or two small) pets welcome by arrangement. Pet Charge: £30.00 per pet, per week Telephone: Most network providers offer a good coverage. Local Facilities: Various pubs/restaurants in Looe, two miles. Small supermarket in Looe, or larger Morrisons in Liskeard, 8 miles. Plymouth 20 miles. Eden project 23 miles.
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