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Heightley House

(Ref. 976301)

Treknow, near Tintagel, Cornwall Show on map

4.8

Sykes rating

  • 6 Guests

  • 3 Bedrooms

  • 2 Bathrooms

  • Pets Yes

Features

  • Off road parking
  • Open fire
  • Garden / Patio
  • Cot available
  • Highchair available
  • Pub/shop < 1 mile
  • Washing machine
  • Dishwasher
  • Seaside
  • Broadband / WiFi

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  • fantastic (7)

23 Customer Reviews

  • "Once again, an amazing stay at Heightley House."

    The views, the cleanliness, the comfort and facilities at the house are the reasons we come back year after year. The views are just the best, and we love Trebarwith Strand and Tintagel. Thank you once again for a lovely stay, and thanks also to Rainbow for all of her hard work.

    Reviewed by TeresaOct 2023

  • "Fantastic holiday in a comfortable well equipped house which catered for all we needed and with breathtaking views."

    3 very large bedrooms 1 king size and 2 twin rooms a fantastic log burner in the lounge and a large functional kitchen and dining area. The property is a little tired in places and could benefit from some modernisation, but very comfortable and full of Cornish charm. Views are stunning over the valley into Trebarwith. The owners have thought of everything when making this property available as a holiday let as it is so well equipped. Towels, linen, toilet rolls, cookware, cutlery, glasses, white good availability, logs for the fire plus all the outside furniture, bbq facilities for the summer period.

    Reviewed by CatherineOct 2023

  • "Fantastic property loved the new improved bathroom."

    Very well equipped and clean. Second time at this property and hopefully will not be the last. Best property we've stayed in, location a bonus. Cannot find any negative things to say about this property.

    Reviewed by BarryApr 2023

  • "The house was beautiful and so well equipped."

    Rainbow the housekeeper was there to greet us and was very friendly and welcoming. The house was spotless and everything so comfortable. Great location and lovely beach down the road.

    Reviewed by ClaireOct 2022

  • "I would advise people that the access is very steve and in wet weather its nit really suitable for young or old"

    Reviewed by NeilAug 2022

  • "Really nice house with plenty of space to spread out and relax."

    There is an ironing board and tea towels even though we were informed there wasnt. Utensils in the draw and oven trays dirty/oily but a quick run through the dishwasher or wash up in the sink sorted that. Rooms tidy and had been hoovered around the main floor areas only, although maybe could do with the bag emptying as not sure how much it picked up. The kitchen appliances are top notch and very convenient so a real home from home to run a quick wash during your stay so maybe you dont have to pack so much and you could travel lighter. Some parking at the front but tight against the wall, traffic can whizz by a bit. However very adequate parking off the back road, enough for our Sorrento. The better way into Treknow is off the Tintagel road at the top of the village, rather than running the gauntlet up the hill from the Mill pub & restaurant. Very little passing and the main one half way up the hill has a massive pothole which could cause your car serious damage or you might not get out of. Location great with a beautiful view of Trebarwith Strand. Bit of a hike down across the fields and back but well worth it and you should definitely go home fitter than when you started. Tide information brilliant and the beach at Trebarwith when the tide is out is something to behold. Fab. Also swimming at high tide possible with care getting in down through the rocks and just being sensible. The Royal William pub there is also fab. Reasonably priced and just a general nice atmosphere and great food and drink. The seafood sharing platter and Cornish Guinness (Mena Dhu) was fantastic. We travelled out to Port Issac where they shoot Doc Martin - pretty but a bit whiffy. Padstow to dine at Rick Steins - nice but pricey and better food at The Royal William to be honest. Tintagel Castle, Backways Cove, along the coastal path - stunning. Convenience stores local in Tintagel limited, so maybe plan a supermarket delivery, depending on your stay. Or may be trip out to the Seaview farm shop - fantastic meat - burgers, sausages, bacon, steak etc.. Costs a bomb but delicious. Would highly recommend and return.

    Reviewed by AlanAug 2022

  • "We absolutely loved it, Rainbow the cleaner had been very helpful."

    The house had everything & more, the views were fantastic, we will definitely return & have already recommended the house.

    Reviewed by SaraJun 2022

  • "A beautiful house with an amazing view."

    Packed full of everything you could possibly need, a real home from home.

    Reviewed by SymoneDec 2021

  • "Heightly House was a great location for an autumn stay in Cornwall."

    Very well equipped for cooking from home, and comfortable for family stay. Clean and very nicely prepared for us to make the most of the holiday.

    Reviewed by AngelaOct 2021

  • "Very homely, with everything you need while you're away."

    Nice touches to make it a little more special.

    Reviewed by RubySep 2021

  • "Great location, best equipped kitchen we have had over 20 years - except why can we never get a non-stick frying pan?"

    Holiday breakfast fried eggs with bacon are a must-have! We wanted for nothing from the property. The walk down to the sea was simple enough - perhaps make this better known in the cottage info (unless I missed it) and would certainly advocate walking up to the coast path and watch the sun set on the horizon over the sea. Simply amazing.

    Reviewed by PaulJul 2021

  • "We return annually, which speaks for itself, we love everything about the place."

    ...1st time we visited though and there were no waves! may have to rebook again to catch some surf!

    Reviewed by DeniseJun 2021

  • "The house had everything you needed excellent views and facilities."

    Ideal location for walking to pub or town .

    Reviewed by EstherSep 2020

  • "Heightley House is certainly one of the best if not the best property we have ever holidayed in."

    It was very well equipped,very clean and comfortable. The whole house was warm and welcoming the background heating and hot towel rail in the bathroom was much appreciated.I can't say anything was missing on the equipment front even Bonnie our Border Terrier was well catered for. The shower was wonderful, towels luxurious and the beds very comfortable.Even the neighbours were very friendly. We enjoyed the food at the Millhouse Inn and the Port William. We also visited all our usual haunts Padstow, Polzeath,Tintagel etc etc all within easy reach of the house. The peace and quiet of the houses position was much appreciated and the views were magnificent. Even the weather was kind to us. All in all a most wonderful relaxing holiday. I would love to know more of the history of the house it's origins,who it was built for ec Thank you Regards Maggie ,

    Reviewed by MargaretSep 2020

  • "Lovely house, warm and comfortable."

    Well equipped kitchen and comfy beds. Few minutes walk down a foot path to beach, there are a couple of stiles to climb over but our 3 year managed it easily. The beach is sandy with lots of rock pools and a couple of caves. Great for children and good body boarding/surfing opportunities, but tide dependant. Lots of things to do around and about for trips.

    Reviewed by HelenAug 2020

  • "It was a lovely house in a fantastic location."

    The house had everything we needed. It was clean and tidy, plenty of towels. Our teenage son loved the bedroom on the top floor, as it had a tv so he could play on his xbox in the evening. We were able to do lots of walking with our dog and loved the Port William pub. We walked into Tintagel a few times from the house, its not far and took around 20 minutes.

    Reviewed by LeanneAug 2019

  • "A delightful holiday house, which was extremely well equipped and felt like a home away from home."

    The location was close to the beach and Tintagel. As long as you are prepared for steps (front and back) and driving through some narrow lanes, you will be rewarded with a Cornish gem.

    Reviewed by MaryJul 2019

  • "The house was fantastic, venue was fantastic, weather was a bonus."

    Would love to come back some day. Views from the house were fantastic and the walk down to the beach was easy and a must to eat at the Port William Pub, great food good prices.

    Reviewed by BarryJul 2019

  • "The house was very homely and well stocked with everything you need."

    We would book this house again.

    Reviewed by natalieApr 2019

  • "The owner kept us informed and sorted out the minor problems quickly and efficiently."

    This house is a dream home from home with everything we could possibly want. Close to the attractions of the north of Cornwall but in a very quiet area it provided the peace we needed away from our busy lives.

    Reviewed by EllenMar 2019

  • "Nice clean house in a good countryside location (but close to the sea at Trebarwith Strand)."

    Maria the housekeeper was extremely helpful. We are looking to book again next year.

    Reviewed by DavidSep 2018

  • "We loved our recent trip to Treknow, which is a regular haunt of ours."

    We've stayed in several cottages around the village and this one is very comfortable and bright - we would be more than happy to return - thank you. :)

    Reviewed by DeniseJun 2018

  • "Third time is still a charm."

    Keep coming back to a great house, with everything on sight, and combined with a fantastic location. Excellent location and base for dog walking or swimming at Trebarwith Strand. Looking forward to our next visit.

    Reviewed by GarethApr 2018

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Summary

  • Over three floors
  • Three bedrooms: a king size double, a twin and a bathroom with bath, and separate shower, basin and WC all on the first floor, and a further twin bedroom on the second floor
  • Ground floor WC and basin
  • Hallway
  • Kitchen with dining area
  • Sitting room
  • Rear porch.
  • Central heating with open fire
  • Microwave, fridge-freezer, tumble dryer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV with DVD, WiFi, Phone incoming calls only only, woodburning stove, power inc. in rent
  • Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
  • Cot and highchair available on request
  • Off road parking for two cars
  • Enclosed garden
  • Two well-behaved dogs welcome
  • Sorry no smoking

The property

This homely and comfortable terraced house in the tiny hamlet of Treknow is the perfect base for a seaside holiday.

Three bedrooms include a king size double with great views (occasional sea glimpses), a twin and family bathroom on the first floor and another twin bedroom with those great views up on the second floor.

Drink in those great views from the cosy sitting room with open fire before gathering for supper in the big fitted kitchen and dining area with original Delabole slate floor.

A rear porch leads to the ground floor WC and basin and door up to the long enclosed garden.

A friendly, all-year-round family home, well placed for beach, walking and exploring north Cornwall.

Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £100.

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About the location

TREKNOW

Boscastle 4.9 miles; Padstow 19.9 miles

This small village and civil parish lies on the north coast of Cornwall in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, some four miles north-west of Camelford. It boasts a slate quarrying history and was also once home to a small copper mine in the latter years of the 18th century. It has a village hall and small hotel, yet there is plenty to see and do in the surrounding area, which is dominated by glistening waters, rocky coves and spectacular scenery each way you turn. Tintagel, home of the legendary King Arthur’s Castle, is merely a stone's throw away, a popular but not overcrowded tourist destination. Several beaches, including nearby Trebarwith Strand and Bossiney Cove, are within easy reach and surfing is the main attraction for those who love the water. It is littered with pubs and restaurants and the Old Post Office (National Trust) is a must for any visitor. The South West Coast Path passes through the village and in both directions, it winds its way along the cliffs, down to the water’s edge through dramatic countryside. Head north along the path and in 2.5 miles is the pretty village of Boscastle with its narrow valley leading down towards the raging sea. Further afield are the surfing meccas of Newquay and Bude. The vast landscapes of Bodmin Moor, the largest indoor rainforest at the Eden Project and the Camel Estuary are all within a 40-minute drive, plus the colourful harbour at Padstow beckons with traditional pubs and delicious seafood.

Note: Steep steps leading to property

This property offers the following short breaks:

  • Winter
  • Off-season
  • Last minute
  • Christmas