Summary:

This former fisherman's cottage is in the popular cornish village of Port Isaac and sleeps two people in one bedroom.



The Space:

Set on a hillside overlooking the picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac is The Keep Pot, a 19th century, end of terrace, former fisherman's cottage. The cottage has been completely renovated and refurbished to create a stylish and welcoming holiday home. From the upper floor there are glimpses of the sea, reflected inside in the Keep Pot's blue and white decor. A wood burning stove creates a warm and ambient atmosphere in the lounge, whilst the adjacent kitchen/diner is smart and well equipped. On the first floor there's a small snug, where you can read quietly in a comfy chair. A private parking space for one car is tucked at the front of the cottage together with a small seating area. Accessed via a small lane, at the rear of the cottage is a small decked area with a table and chairs, and a further garden area with a shed, ideal for drying wet suits or storing bicycles. Here you can leave the car behind and enjoy all that this enchanting village has to offer on foot. The Coast Path is a mere 75 yards away and the nearby narrow streets lead you down through the village with its many pubs, cafes and shops to the fishing harbour below.



The Neighborhood:

A fishing village near Tintagel on the Cornish coastm Port Isaac offers numberous restaurants and shops. The harbour provides rock pools and eateries to watch from. It's a ten minute drive from Polzeath, Daymer and Rock, perfect for romantic and family holidays.