Ideally situated to enjoy the dramatic north Cornish Coastline, rugged moorland and fishing villages. Over The Hedge offers comfortable and cosy accommodation year round.
Entrance
An enclosed porch and glazed door.
Living Room
Light and airy living room with television, slate flooring and rural views from the two windows.
Kitchen
A modern, well-fitted kitchen with dishwasher, fridge/freezer, electric hob and oven, microwave and washer/dryer is set to one side with dining furniture and comfortable lounge seating arranged before an attractive open stone fireplace with a wood burning stove and original clome oven.
**A winding carpeted staircase leads up to the first floor.
Bedroom
Attractive double bedroom with a king-size bed, television and dual aspect overlooking the garden to one side and the surrounding countryside to the other.
Shower Room
A door from the bedroom and landing gives access to the En-suite shower room, W.C, with a hand basin and heated towel rail.
Heating
This property is efficiently heated by electric wall-mounted panel heating.
Pets
Sorry, this property does not accept pets.
AT A GLANCE….
Sleeps 2 in a king-size bed
One of our most popular cottages for couples
Quiet, tucked-away position, yet a short drive to beaches and shops
Super comfortable property with a large, private garden
Perfectly positioned for a classic Cornish escape, this beautifully renovated 100-year-old detached cottage sits peacefully in a quiet country lane, offering a true sense of rural tranquillity. Within just 20 minutes, you can be sinking your toes into the golden sands of Crackington Haven, Widemouth Bay, or enjoying the vibrant seaside atmosphere of Bude.
Despite its peaceful setting, everyday essentials are within easy reach. The village of Hallworthy, just two miles away, offers a welcoming country pub, while Marshgate provides a handy post office and local store. A little further afield, Wainhouse Corner has additional amenities including a pub and garage.
For beach lovers and adventure seekers, the nearest shoreline at Crackington Haven is only seven miles away, while Bude offers a fantastic range of shops, restaurants, tennis courts, and watersports within a 30-minute drive. Cyclists can take advantage of the scenic Cornish Way, while walkers will be drawn to the dramatic cliffs of the South West Coast Path near Boscastle and the rugged beauty of Bodmin Moor.
History and heritage are all around, with the grand houses and gardens of Pencarrow House and Garden, Prideaux Place, and Lanhydrock House and Garden all within a 40-minute drive. Explore the charming coastal villages of Boscastle and Tintagel, or visit the picturesque harbour at Port Isaac, famous as the filming location for Doc Martin.
Blending countryside peace with easy access to Cornwall’s most loved coastlines and attractions, this delightful cottage is an ideal base for a relaxing and memorable getaway.
Over the Hedge has a paved patio leading to a tiered landscaped lawn bordered by a Cornish hedge on both sides and fruit trees. To one side, the garden continues to the front paved patio and small lawn enclosed by trellis fencing. Garden furniture provided.
If you’ve always dreamt of staying in a proper old fisherman’s cottage and falling asleep to the sound of the sea, choose a holiday in Boscastle, and we promise you’ll fall in love with this tiny fishing village.
Set in a steep, narrow ravine between Tintagel and Crackington Haven in North Cornwall, little has changed here over the years and Boscastle remains beautifully unspoilt. Pretty stone houses with wonky rooftops and white-washed cottages cling to the banks of the River Valency as it winds down to a sheltered natural harbour and medieval stone quay.
Holidays in Boscastle are idyllic, perfect for romantic getaways. Soak up stunning sea views, indulge in cream teas and real Cornish ale at the handful of cafes and pubs and browse the selection of shops, potteries and galleries. There’s even a quirky museum of witchcraft and magic!
Aside from the picture-perfect old buildings, the main draw to Boscastle is the stunning coastal scenery. Pack a picnic and walk along the South West Coast Path, passing Boscastle’s blowhole and up onto the headlands. From here, you can walk all the way to Tintagel, with a well-deserved break at Bossiney Cove, whilst being treated to spectacular scenery and never-ending sea views.
You can also follow in the footsteps of famous novelist Thomas Hardy by walking through the wooded valley to St Juliot’s church. Hardy worked as an architect during the renovation of the church, when he met, and fell in love, with his wife Emma. Unsurprisingly, the romance inspired many of his most famous novels and poems.
From Boscatle, you can enjoy some of Cornwall’s most magical days out. Visit the dramatic cliff top ruins of Tintagel Castle, the legendary birthplace of King Arthur, and marvel at the 60ft waterfall of St Nectan’s Glen. Watch surfers riding the huge Atlantic waves at Trebarwith Strand, or don a wetsuit and join a lesson with Trebarwith Surf School to give it a go yourself. To top it all off, grab a bottle of wine and some reusable cups and follow the coast path to the impressive geological peephole, the Lady’s Window, then sit down and watch the sunset – it’s sure to be the highlight of your Boscastle holiday.
There is a gated drive to the side with parking for 1 car.
– Sorry, this property does not accept pets.
– First basket of logs is complimentary.
– The telephone can accept incoming calls only
– LOYALTY DISCOUNT available **Only 1 discount applies if other offers are available**
– This property accommodates a maximum of 2 people plus 1 infant
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