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Spacious single-storey detached cottage in peaceful woodland setting. wood burning stove. Good food pub two miles. Port Isaac 4½ miles. In St Tudy. (Ref. 976323)
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Luxurious converted barn within Helsbury Park, character beams, wood burning stove, galleried staircase, fantastic amenities, dog friendly, off road parking. Padstow 17 miles (Ref. 959871)
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Book NowWesthayes cottage was perfect.
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Grade II listed, detached, 18th century cottage close to beaches in St Minver. ‘Upside down’ layout. Four-poster bedroom. Good food pub 200 yards. Sandy beach at Polzeath 2 miles. (Ref. 976332)
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Just a short, level, safe walk from Polzeath Beach, this relaxing beach bungalow is ideal for families wanting to spend their days on the beach or the coastal path. WiFi. Garden. (Ref. 922658)
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Cosy and comfortable 17th century cottage beside the village green in Blisland. Close to good pub and shop. (Ref. 976291)
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A single-storey stone barn conversion on Trethin Estate, a welcoming cottage near Camelford in lovely grounds. Open plan living area with woodburner. Close to north Cornwall coast. Camelford 2 miles. (Ref. 26392)
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A classic Queen Anne house built in the late 17th century in the historic market town of Camelford. Extensively and lovingly restored to its former glory by the current owner keeping many of the original features intact. Six en-suite bedrooms. (Ref. 11352)
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Handsome, Grade II listed, detached Victorian house, sleeping 15 with extensive grounds and indoor pool. St Tudy 2 miles. (Ref. 976362)
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An end of terrace cottage, situated in the village of Tintagel. Open plan layout. Wood burning stove. Enclosed patio. Camelford 6 miles. (Ref. 964471)
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Detached holiday home, short walk from the town centre. Ground floor accommodation. TVs with Sky Q in bedrooms and sitting room. Conservatory with lovely views. Camelford 6 miles. (Ref. 936436)
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Book NowThe cottage has everything you could want and was clean but the double bed matress has seen better days and is uncomfortable.
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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...