Geranium Cottage

Port Isaac, Cornwall

Traditional fisherman's cottage in the heart of Port Isaac with log burner and pretty garden for alfresco dining, minutes from the bustling harbour.

Sleeps 8
4 bedrooms
2 bathrooms

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from £265 per night

Please note: minimum stay for this property is: 4 nights low season & 7 nights high season

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The highlights

This cottage is in the heart of Port Isaac in an enviable location close to the port, it couldn't be more idyllic, so be sure to wander the narrow alleys and watch the fishing boats in the harbour.
See if you can find Squeeze Belly Alley, it measures 18 inches wide so go before lunch.
Spend a day at one of the many stunning beaches, Polzeath is the closest, and maybe even take a surfing lesson for the true Cornish experience.
Book a table at Prawn on the Lawn, a restaurant inside a fishmonger's that comes highly recommended. Remember you're in foodie heaven and explore your options!
After a day out settle in the courtyard with some fresh crab or lobster, some chilled wine, and a glorious sunset.

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You should know

The cottage has its own private parking space next to the harbour which is coveted. Drop off bags and go park so you don't have to navigate the narrow lanes.
For more than one car use St Endellion Car Park on New Road PL29 3SG
There is broadband and Apple TV.
Dogs are welcome but please add the on when making a booking.
Not all beaches are dog friendly in the summer but the hosts can provide suitable options for walks.
This property has lots of windy steps and is not suitable for those with mobility issues.

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Recycling of all recyclable waste

100% local produce in welcome pack

Responsibly sourced firewood

All energy efficient appliances

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The detail

This wonderful double-fronted cottage, which dates back to 1760, is tucked away up a quiet lane, very close to the port, and would be a lovely holiday home for a family of eight or a group of friends seeking some Cornish delights and fabulous beaches. The interior is beautifully furnished and feels very homely. Books line the shelves, cool art adorns the walls and the aesthetic is comfy, cosy and peaceful.

The open plan kitchen and dining area comes fully equipped, has slate flooring and wooden exposed beams, and there's a large farmhouse table where you can gather to eat, talk and drink, whatever the weather.

The living area is super cosy with cool pink velvet sofas, a large selection of books to read, a TV and a gorgeous old stone fireplace which houses a big woodburner to keep you all toasty on long chilly evenings. It's a great place to snuggle up after a big day out and relax with a good movie and some choice snacks.

When it's time for bed, make your way up the windy staircase where you'll find the first double bedroom, a cute bunk bed room and a twin room. The double has a TV and all three rooms share a good sized family bathroom with a big tub and a shower overhead. Further up the stairs on the top floor you'll find the main bedroom which boasts a super-king size bed, its own TV, an ensuite with shower and some spectacular views (which makes the extra flight of stairs so worth it!). All of the rooms have good mattresses, great bedding and promise a very restful night's sleep.

In the morning make your way back down to the kitchen and fix yourself a hearty breakfast and a big pot of tea. On summer mornings you can head outside to the small and perfectly formed courtyard where you'll find a lovely six seater table, perfect for alfresco dining and taking in that Cornish seaside air. There's a rather fetching pink bench with cushions too, should you fancy reading in the sun. The courtyard is west-facing so is ideal for lunch, or a glass of wine as the sun sets. Out here you'll also find a small shed chock full of beach gear for your convenience. The hosts have provided wetsuits, body boards, fishing nets and other delights. There's also a tumble dryer for end of day towels and a small freezer to pop your fishing haul in!

The nearest beach is Polzeath, which is great for surfing. There's a big car park and lots of restaurants and shops for you to explore, and if you fancy a surfing lesson, head to George's. If you're bringing a pooch this beach only allows them in the winter but there are plenty of other beaches that invite dogs all year round.

For dramatic scenery head to Bedruthan Steps, a stunning beach with very steep steps down the cliff and a National Trust Cafe. Perfect at low tide!
Harlyn Bay is a good choice for a family beach day with easy parking, and food and drink available. It's a bit more protected than other beaches so the waves a smaller.

Remember you're also in an area of culinary delights, so if you fancy a really good meal out you'll be spoilt for choice. And if you like fresh seafood, you're in heaven. Book a table at the The Oystercatcher, or Prawn on the lawn, a restaurant inside a fishmonger's. Or head over to Padstow for the Rick Stein experience!