The cottage has a very cosy double aspect lounge with feature fireplace.

 

The dinning room with its original bakers oven fireplace keeps the old cottage feel very much alive.

 

The new large kitchen is well equipped with ample cupboard space and working surfaces overlooking the rear court yard.

Off the kitchen is a good size utility room housing washing machine, freezer, tumble drier, more cupboards and again plenty of work surfaces.

 

Back in the main entrance hall is a large walk in cloakroom and off the hallway is the wooden stair case leading to the first floor.

 

The main bedroom with its double aspect windows overlooks the stream and the Old Toll House.

 

The second bedroom again has the outlook over the stream, has two pine beds and fitted wardrobes.

 

The third bedroom, which has a single bed, overlooks the rear courtyard and also has fitted wardrobes.

 

At the end of the landing you will find a large bathroom with shower cubical, bath, basin and airing cupboard.

The WC is also on the first floor.

The cottage boasts ample storage space, both inside the cottage and in the outbuildings which can be used for storage of surf boards, bikes and all types of beach equipment.

 

Heating is via radiators in every room and a log fire in the lounge.

There is an enclosed lawned garden for relaxing in on those long hot summer days without being overlooked.

Patio furniture and a BBQ are all provided for an enjoyable warm evening’s entertainment.

 

Parking is available outside the front gate and there is also a covered car-port to the rear of the cottage.

 

Local attractions include - swimming, surfing, fishing, sailing, diving, golf, country & cliff top walks.

The Eden project is a 30 minutes drive away there are also superb sandy / surf beaches within easy reach, there is more information about these in the cottage’s guide books.

local shops include a post office, bank, fast food outlets and a supermarket are all located just at the top of the hill.

 

Why not try cycling the camel trail which leads to the market town of Wadebridge and beyond to Bodmin.

Boscastle & Port Issac are just a short drive away. Lands End is a 1 1/2 hr drive with its stunning views ands visitors centre. Take a trip to the isles Of silly or walk over to St Micheals mount at low tide.

There is just so much to do and explore you’ll =need to book up again next year to fit it all in.

The cottage is in an excellent location, just a 5 minute drive and you are on the main A30 leading to Exeter and onto the A303. Journey time from Woking is 4 hours (5 hours in the holiday season).

 

 

Features of the cottage:

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* Smart TV
* Free WiFi 

* Washing machine

* Flat screen TV with Freeview and DVD player.

* Radio and charging stations for smartphones / iPads.

* Bath & separate shower cubical

* Own parking area / car-port

* Fridge & freezer

* Gas cooker

* Microwave

* Hair dryer

* 10 adults and childrens wetsuits

* 8 Surf boards & body boards

 

 

Sorry no pets

Non smoking