Cobble Cottage is situated in the tiny hamlet of Pencuke amid rolling Cornish countryside, only a couple of miles inland from the coastal village of Crackington Haven with its lovely small beach. The ancient harbour of Boscastle and the dramatic cliff top ruins of Tintagel Castle are also in easy reach.

Cobble Cottage has been tastefully refurbished to a high standard, with much care and attention taken to preserve its original features while providing all modern comforts. The result is a delightfully cosy 'home from home', equally welcoming at any time of the year. There is a pleasant sunny patio area immediately outside the front door and a small, separate garden, accessed from the parking area, where visitors can enjoy a peaceful barbecue.

This part of Cornwall is renowned for its rugged coastline, and offers wonderful cliff top walks along the South West Coast Path between Boscastle and Crackington Haven and beyond. There are many picturesque fishing harbours and sandy beaches, which are ideal for swimming, sailing, surfing. The historic market town of Launceston is 12 miles away, Bodmin Moor is close by and the Tamar Valley and Dartmoor are an easy drive.  A little further afield are the Eden Project and the National Trust's Lanhydrock.

This is a particularly cosy and inviting cottage, and is very well furnished and equipped.

Entrance hallway with slate flagstones. Charming sitting room with slate flagstone floor, beamed ceiling, and original inglenook fireplace with a woodburning stove. Country-style kitchen with hand-built wooden units and scrub-topped pine table.  2 bedrooms: double bedroom with 5' Victorian pine bed and fine views; twin (can make large double) with similar furnishings and outlook. Bathroom with electric shower over bath. Separate wc.

Enclosed, paved, 'courtyard' garden area immediately outside the front door. Further, separate garden, accessed from the parking area.

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