Highlands is a welcoming, detached bungalow resting in the Cornish countryside in the peaceful hamlet of Trelights near Port Isaac.
Offering a group of five a comfortable home-from-home for their next adventure in Cornwall, Highlands not only rests within easy reach of countless coastal sights, but enjoys access north to the delights of Trebarwith Strand, Tintagel and south to Polzeath and Rock.
With the Doc Martin-famed Port Isaac just down the road (less than 2 miles away), it is in a fantastic location to visit the sights and potter through the town while being able to retreat to your own holiday bubble afterwards.
Upon arrival, make your way inside to be taken in by a charming sitting room, where a woodburning stove warms your sandy toes after a day packed with fun at the beach!
Stylish interior touches add modernity and comfort throughout, making it somewhere you'll want to curl up in the evenings.
Continue to the pleasant kitchen/diner, which offers a budding chef everything they need to serve up mouthwatering treats for all the family to enjoy at the dining table close by; also giving a handy washer/dryer, so you can turn around clothes easily during your stay.
As day turns to night, choose between three thoughtfully laid-out bedrooms, one with a king size bed, a bedrooms which children will love with twin beds and another with a day bed which pulls out to create a small double therefore giving your fifth guest extra comfort.
The bedrooms are situated close to the shower room, where you can wash the day away in the spacious walk-in shower.
Soak up the sea breeze in the enclosed garden and savour a morning tea or coffee, before tearing yourself away from this delightful accommodation to explore the local area.
A short, scenic drive will bring you to the friendly village of Port Isaac, home to a picturesque harbour, Port Gaverne Beach, access to the South Western Coastal Path, along with a plethora amenities from independent shops to eateries.
Polzeath rests just south from here with its beach enticing surfers and families and the National Trust's Pentire observation deck attracting walkers wanting to spot the coastal wildlife and take in panoramic views.
From nearby Rock, take the foot ferry and travel to Padstow, home to the marvellous, country house of Prideaux Place, the fascinating National Lobster Hatchery and perfect retail therapy in the local shops.
Take your break further and explore more of the region, with plenty of destinations worth visiting, including the small town of Wadebridge, Bodmin Moor and countryside beyond.
There is so much joy to be had at Highlands.