6 The Hillocks

Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes

Reviews

Ettie14
October 2018

“Amazing view across the harbour”

Arrived at the cottage and was lucky enough to find a parking spot at the top of the hill from the cottage. The hill down to the cottage is extremely steep and narrow and you cannot drive down, so ensure all you baggage is on wheels! ...

Arrived at the cottage and was lucky enough to find a parking spot at the top of the hill from the cottage. The hill down to the cottage is extremely steep and narrow and you cannot drive down, so ensure all you baggage is on wheels!! No problems getting in the cottage using the key safe, upon entering the cottage we loved it. It was extremely clean throughout. The balcony at the rear of the cottage is amazing and our dog loved running around playing. There is a BBQ available to use although we didn't as we ate out most of the time but also had a Chinese delivered one evening after being out all day, and I must say was lovely. Every part of the cottage has everything to make you stay home from home. The kitchen had every item of crockery you could imagine short of nothing. The bathroom was huge and the shower amazing. Its about a good ten minute walk down into Looe via around 85 steep steps which due to having a knee problem took it slow and was fine, but didn't venture back up we got a Taxi each day costing only £4.50 bargain ha ha. Down in Looe you will find lots of bars, restaurants, cafes and shops serving lovely food. The Black Swan,The Ship, and Harbour Moon were just three place we ate and all exceptional and good prices. There was lots of leaflets in the cottage which gave you chance to plan your trips out and about. We decided to jump on the bus one day and go to Polperro which was lovely, not been there since I was a child, so was nice to go back. I would recommend this cottage to anyone who didnt have walking problems, the elderly and people with pushchairs / very young children due to the very steep hill going down to the cottage and the steps into Looe, but you can always drive to Looe and park on the big car park. The cost to park here all week was around £38.00 but like I said at the start of the review we parked not to far away from the cottage. There is lots of places to explore and we will definitely book again. Oh can I just add that we didnt have any problems what so ever with the heating or Wifi, thought we would mention this as we had read it on another review somewhere that they had had problems. We had a excellent stay.

Mrs White
September 2018

“There really needed a stair rail stairs were very steep!”

The drain in the utility room stank. Could have left some soap in the bathroom! Also most importantly, the situation makes the place really only suitable for very fit people ! I have arthritis in knees and hips and I was in agony by the time I got home

Many thanks for your feedback, we have fed your comments back to the owner in order to maintain our property standards. Your views are as valued as your initial booking so that we can keep providing the best UK holiday experience. Your points will also be reviewed to ensure that our property descriptions are accurate and not misleading. We do suggest reading all the description including all property notes at the bottom. If you feel that you'd like to discuss your points further, please don't hesitate to call us in the office between 9AM to 7PM. Sykes owner relations
Mr Fleming
August 2018

“Very nice place with excellent views.”

The owner was keen to sort out the problem with the internet, which was a nice touch. I must point out that the problem was not of her making but she went to a lot of trouble to try and fix it. Would use Sykes again.
chandley1
July 2018

“steep access”

We arrived in looe and followed the sat navy instructions don't do this as we ended up on a vepery steep narrow road and damage our car trying to get back down as we couldn't get up it. Follow a map and take the main road round. When we arrived we couldn't get close go the property so had to walk up and down a steep hill with our luggage. Couldnt find parking space so had to park car in main carpark in town which cost 38 pounds for the week. I know that it states not suitable for elderly infirm or those with young children. Well we are none of those and still found it difficult. We ended getting a taxi up most day which only cost 5 pounds. The positive side of the holiday is that once in the property it is very comfortable with great views and looe is a beautiful place as is most of cornwall. Dont think we will book this accommodation again but would defiantly return to looe
Mr Gadsby
July 2018

“Excellent location and good clean quality accommodation, could do with an umbrella for the outside table to allow you to enjoy the sunny days and maybe a couple of sun loungers but apart from that near perfect.”

One for the fitter holidaymakers, the steps (86) to Looe can be a challenge though once you have negotiated the decent you are only a few minutes from the centre of beautiful Looe. Connie who lives next door is very nice and knows a lot about the area and was a big help during our stay. A word of warning, if you are taking a dog beware of the cat that is sometimes behind the yellow sand bin at the top of the above steps outside the owners property, make sure you have your dog under tight control and if possible walk on the outer side of the path near the wall as far away from the cat as possible.
Mrs Taylor
June 2018

“This is a lovely cottage and a great, central base for Looe and the surrounding areas!”

The cottage has a large kitchen and bathroom and the views are amazing! We spent late afternoons sat on the decking with a G&T just looking at the view! The shower is powerful and the beds are comfy! What more do you need!! We loved the fact that it is a 5 min walk into the centre of Looe! Yes, ok, the walk back is very challenging! However, it is quite quick and, with a couple of stops, makes you feel less guilty about eating so many pasties! It is a steep lane and then a flight of steep steps. We live in Derbyshire so we are used to hills! The neighbours next door are so friendly and even offered us more comfortable chairs to sit out with. There is a wooden table, four outdoor chairs and a decent BBQ stored in a outside cupboard. The only downside, and quite common in Cornwall, is the access to the cottage. You can’t park directly outside and you need to unload the car at the top of a steep lane and carry everything down. We did pay for a weeks parking on the main car park, but on most days we found parking on the access road above the property. This was fine for two of us with a dog, but could be tricky for people with very young children or mobility problems. We had a fantastic week and would certainly recommend or book this cottage again.
Mrs Macnaughton
March 2018

“This was an amazing cosy cottage; we loved our stay.”

The children loved the walk up and down to the shops and beach; be warned it is steep but you feel a sense of achievement when you’ve mastered it!! Looe is a brilliant place to stay; pubs, shops and area are fab. We will definitely go back and would be very happy to stay at The Hillocks again.
Mrs Dinnis
February 2018

“We were pleased with the location as we wanted to be in the town but also near to dog walks.”

Although you warned us that it was steep access we were surprised just how steep! This was not a problem until the snow came and we could see that access was going to get tricky (especially with no shovel or even a broom to clear it) so we left a day early. It was nice to have clean and well set up accommodation as often dog friendly places are tired and well used. We were warm and the WiFi worked most of the time, we would have left a positive comment in the book but the pen provided for this did not work! A hair dryer would be useful. I used Woodland Aromatherapy on Pendrim Road, opposite the accommodation and can thoroughly recommend Amanda for a relaxing massage.
Miss Brierley
December 2017

“We have had a really lovely week away at 6 The Hillocks.”

The views were spectacular and the cottage was warm and comfortable. The hill is definitely steep to and from the property and back up from Looe but the location is absolutely worth it. Pack wisely! The decking is an amazing extra space that has to been seen to be believed for the extra value it adds to the property.
Mrs Seeley
October 2017

“Lovely views and a great location.”

A very well equipped and comfortable apartment. Looe is a great town with plenty of good restaurants and cafes and shops. Really good situation for walks and trips along the coast with bus and train travel also on the doorstep. Just be aware, if you are not relatively fit, there are very steep roads and steps to and from the property!
Mrs Croft
October 2017

“Was difficult to find so more detailed instructions on locating it would be helpful”

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Features

Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Seaside
Broadband / WiFi

The property

Liskeard 9 miles.

6 The Hillocks is an end of terrace upside down house situated in Looe with stunning views over the harbour.

The property is situated on a hill just off the main street of Looe, close to the beach and shops.

To access the property you walk down a path way and 6 The Hillocks is the last property, resting in its peaceful setting.

On entering the property you come into a small porch leading off the landing, upstairs are two bedrooms with plenty of storage.

The double bed room has stunning views across the Harbour, The second bedroom has adult bunk beds.

There is a large bathroom with a shower over the bath and a heated towel rail and radiator.

Down the stairs leads to the living area, with patio doors leading on to the decking area with the ideal spot to enjoy a glass of wine taking in the stunning view.

The lounge leads to the fully equipped kitchen with a dining table to enjoy your favourite meals.

Looe has a wealth of pubs, restaurants and a traditional fishing harbour, the second largest in Cornwall.

If you want to try your hand yourself, there are plenty of boating and fishing trips available during the season.

Accommodation

Over two floors. Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin. Bathroom with shower over, basin and WC. Kitchen with dining area. Living room.

Amenities

Gas central heating
Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher
TV with freeSat, WiFi
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Roadside parking available 4 mins walk away and pay and display car parks available in the town
Decked area with furniture
One well-behaved dog welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shop and pub 5 mins walk
Beach 10 min walk
Note: Property located on a steep hill, so property may be unsuitable for the elderly or infirm, or those with babies or very young children
Note: The property is accessed by the first floor and the bedrooms and bathroom are on the first floor, with the living area and kitchen downstairs on the ground floor.

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About the location

LOOE

Liskeard 9 miles.

Looe is Cornwall’s second largest fishing port and hence there is always a lively maritime bustle around the quay area of East Looe, which is connected to the quieter West Looe by a seven arched 19th century bridge over the River Looe. You can also catch the river taxi between East and West Looe. East Looe has narrow cobbled streets, twisting alleyways and plenty of tourist shops, whilst West Looe has a lovely outlook across the harbour. Looe’s viewpoint, Banjo Pier, can be reached from the quay and is a great spot to watch the returning fishing trawlers and look across the bay to Looe Island, which can be walked to occasionally at very low tides. The sandy Looe beach adjoins the pier and is very popular with families because of its safe shallow swimming and vast expanse of sand. There is also a great rock pool area at Hannafore that children will love. West Looe has a Heritage Centre that recently opened in the Old Sardine Factory with a climbing wall and a cafe and the delightful Kilminorth Woods have way marked walks through the majestic oak wood, rich in plant, insect and bird life. Apart from beach activities in this part of south east Cornwall, there are many mining remains on Bodmin Moor and in the Tamar Valley and much of the mining landscape has World Heritage status. This area of Cornwall has inspired writers, such as Daphne du Maurier and much of Bodmin Moor has inspired legends linked with King Arthur. There is much to explore in this beautiful part of Cornwall.

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6 The Hillocks

Looe, Cornwall (Ref. 962820)

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Reviews

“Amazing view across the harbour”

“There really needed a stair rail stairs were very steep!”

“Very nice place with excellent views.”

“steep access”

“Excellent location and good clean quality accommodation, could do with an umbrella for the outside table to allow you to enjoy the sunny days and maybe a couple of sun loungers but apart from that near perfect.”

“This is a lovely cottage and a great, central base for Looe and the surrounding areas!”

“This was an amazing cosy cottage; we loved our stay.”

“We were pleased with the location as we wanted to be in the town but also near to dog walks.”

“We have had a really lovely week away at 6 The Hillocks.”

“Lovely views and a great location.”

“Was difficult to find so more detailed instructions on locating it would be helpful”