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Caelum

port isaac, cornwall
  • 6 guests
  • 2 beds
  • 1 bathroom
  • Pet Friendly

Description

Located a short walk away from the harbour of Port Isaac is Caelum, a homely detached bungalow.

With room for up to six guests, Caelum makes a great base for a family who want to enjoy the local attractions and beaches, or for a group of adults looking to walk or cycle North Cornwall’s coastline.

Park up on the driveway and open the front door to find a kitchen/diner with modern units, plenty of space for cooking, and a dining table to accommodate six people.

The spacious sitting room has a choice of two sofas and a chair to relax in, just what you need on return from another fantastic adventure.

Freshen up down the hallway in the family bathroom, with a handy cloakroom with a basin and WC too.

Two bedrooms can be found at the end of hallway; one is a twin room and the other is a family room containing a double bed and bunk beds, ideal for anyone with young children.

Head outside to find a pretty, lawned garden with a picnic bench – perfect for al-fresco dining or enjoying something to drink in the evening.

Just a short stroll into the heart of Port Isaac will give you access to lots of pretty shops, pubs, and restaurants, as well as coastal footpaths to explore.

Neighbouring Port Gaverne has lots of hidden coves that you can discover from kayaking, or for those who prefer dry land, simply explore the coast via the South West Coast Path.

Tintagel is within easy reach with its imposing castle, picturesque statue of King Arthur on the cliff edge, and Merlin’s Cove.

Enjoy a trip to the delightful Padstow, embarking on a Padstow Sea Safari and taking a walk to nearby Stepper Point for some amazing coastal scenery from the watch station open to the public.

Tucked away in a quiet spot on the Cornish coast, Caelum is a great base for your next holiday.


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Everything you'll need

  • Wifi
  • Garden / Patio
  • Off Road Parking
  • Pet Friendly
  • Near Pub / Shop

What guests are saying

4.2
Based on 25 reviews
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Stayed here many years ago however the property felt as though it needed a bit of TLC.

Greeted by lumps of damp roof moss at the entrance to the property and overgrown hydrangea/bramble limiting parking on the driveway. Dining room/kitchen chairs in dangerous state of disrepair. John Bray reacted quickly to any of our concerns and issues were dealt with promptly! On the upside, CAELUM was well located for local supermarket, coast path and village facilities and, overall, represented good value.

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TimOct 2026

The cottage is located near Port Isaac ideal for evening walks.

The property has all the required facilities and equipments required for an ideal stay. The WiFi Connection was stable and reliable which helped me work from there. However, there were few maintenance issues like the door leading to the driveway from the reception/ living room had broken stoppers. We had called the Sykes cottages who provided a temporary fix by placing a screw and agreed to come on Monday with a new stopper, but never turned up. Even for WiFi password, we had to call them as the router password never worked. The bottom of the main door (golden colour strip) was broken.

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DarshitAug 2026

It's a really lovely place to stay and we had a great holiday.

The kitchen is big and well equipped with everything (except oven gloves and dustpan and brush, which were reported as missing by other guests but no action taken). Double bed mattress is comfy. Utility room is useful. Hand held shower is good pressure and lots of hot water. Garden is lovely. View of sea. Very close to Coop. The baby seagulls are entertaining and cute. However basic maintenance isn't being done. On your arrival you have to get keys out from a box surrounded by cobwebs and spiders. There is an abandoned For Sale sign by the door. The rotting entrance hallway is in need of repair. I walked around to the John Bray office by Coop on Friday, Saturday, Wednesday and twice on Thursday to report the maintenance issues, but as no one ever seems to be in the office and Sykes idea of customer service is a phone line with long queues and torturous music, here is a list of the urgent maintenance that needs doing.... 1. There is still no dustpan and brush, and we couldn't use the henry hoover because it smells of wet dog. 2. Cold tap in utility room is broken, a bit of metal sliced open my finger. We have made it safe with tape. 3. On our arrival the curtains in the living room were very damaged and hanging by a thread. The curtains in the dining area also hanging off, which I repaired. Shower curtain not hung properly which I fixed. Why does the cleaner not report this to John Bray? 4. Shocking lack of security. The lower rear bedroom window is broken and does not shut on latch. The bifold doors in the living room do not open or unlock. There is no curtain or privacy. Late at night the neighbours park facing the living room and the headlights light up the living room like a search light. 5. No fan. And it gets very hot in a heatwave. 6. Cupboards filled with broken lampshades and China. Guests need that space to unpack. 7. The state of the porch makes sense when you realise the house is up for sale and they intend to demolish it to build a side extension. 8. Warning to guests with low clearance on their van or car, we scraped the underside of our car driving over the hump on the driveway. 9. Only one set of keys provided which makes it impossible for people to go out on their own. The door locks behind on a latch so be careful in wind. 10. Upper window in master bedroom doesn't open. 11. There is a bizarre triangle of dirty woodchip wall paper hanging down in the corner of the kitchen just by the toaster. 12. Some chairs very wobbly. 13. Garden is not secure from stray neighbours dogs or for guests dogs. Needs side gate. All these issues could be fixed in a day, please could the owners and Sykes and John Bray and the cleaners communicate with each other so issues like these don't build up. Please can I suggest the owners leave a guest book for reporting maintenance issues, and a packet of metal curtain hooks for guests to repair them as they fall off, as they tend to do. It's such a nice house and place for a holiday, to see it neglected like this is a real shame.

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CatherineJul 2026

Good to know

House Rules

  • Good housekeeping bond

    This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £200

  • Smoking

    Not permitted

Stay Information

  • Check-in / Check-out

    16:00 / 09:30

  • Property ref

    1080295

  • Parking

    Off Road Parking, Off Road Parking

Guest & Pet Policy

  • Pets

    Allowed

  • Children

    Children and infants welcome

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