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Ideally located for touring, cycling and walking holidays, this really spacious old cottage is set in the village of St Breward, well-known from TV's Poldark, on the western side of Bodmin Moor. (Ref. 927097)
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Secluded, semi-detached cottage near St Kew. (Ref. 976320)
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2 bedroom lodge set in the far corner of a quiet rural holiday park in St Mabyn, 5 miles from Wadebridge. (Ref. 982090)
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Stunning cottage in a tiny hamlet near Launceston. (Ref. 928808)
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A 250-year old stone cottage in Delabole, North Cornwall, with bags of character throughout, old wooden beams, slate floors, an open fire and a woodburner. (Ref. 923694)
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Fabulous family home with lovely rural views. (Ref. 959245)
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Delightful, spacious lodge with a hot tub and spectacular views on a holiday village at Bossiney Bay located on the coast road between Boscastle and Tintagel. (Ref. 929561)
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Large, detached bungalow half a mile from pretty harbour village. (Ref. 976312)
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Bright and welcoming terraced home with wood burning stove in Treknow. (Ref. 976355)
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Contemporary holiday home in Camelford. (Ref. 960070)
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Just show me Tintagel Cottages
Natural settings don't come more dramatic than Tintagel,
nestling atop rugged, windswept cliffs, with dazzling views of
coast and countryside. Legend has it that King Arthur was born
here. Just two reasons to book a Tintagel cottage.
See and do near your Tintagel cottage
Pick up local leaflets and interesting 'Arthurian' facts at the Visitor Centre then head for Tintagel Castle, perched precariously on land linked to a small island at Tintagel Head. Steeped in myth and legend, it's a place to linger and soak up the atmosphere.
Explore the 13th Century ruins, visit Merlin's Cave and lunch in the beachside cafe. Unravel more mysteries at King Arthur's Great Halls situated in the village and featuring splendid stained glass windows.
Also in the village is the National Trust's Old Post Office,
an ancient yeoman's farmhouse with a delightfully wonky roof.
There are all kinds of buildings here, some medieval, some
Victorian, others modern and everything sits happily side by side
creating a village full of character and charm.
When you fancy a bite to eat, choose from restaurants, tearooms
and cosy pubs. Other amenities include a play area, toy museum,
pottery and gift shops.
The South West Coast Path runs through the village, promising
walks with amazing views like the spectacular 9-mile stretch to
Boscastle. Beach lovers, combers and surfers, meanwhile, should aim
for the golden sands of Trebarwith Strand. Also close by is St.
Nectan's Glen, an important spiritual site with holy well and
waterfall.
Discover this beautiful region soon and browse our Tintagel
cottages...