A lovely traditional Cornish cottage set to the side of a country lane in the village of St Kew Highway Nr Wadebridge in North Cornwall just 4 miles from the coast.

The accommodation includes a recently fitted kitchen / dining room which has the original slate flagstone flooring includes a dishwasher, large fridge and traditional log burner. The cosy sitting room has a traditional fire place fitted with an electric fire for convenience. The new sunny double glazed conservatory is equipped for dining and sitting. Bedroom 1 has a double bed and with lovely dual aspect windows overlooking the hedges and fields opposite, bedroom 2 with twin beds and bedroom 3 with a single bed.

Outside, there is off road parking to the side of the front of the property with a path leading to the rear gardens. The garden is mainly laid to lawn with borders of traditional shrubs and flowers. A seating area to one corner of the garden provide has a slate topped table.

From the A30, take the A395 just passed Launceston follow this through to the A39, turn left and follow the A39 through Camelford and the Allen Valley. Turn right at the service station at St Kew Highway and follow the road back towards Trelill past the Red Lion Inn and The Cottage can be found on the left after approximately 200 yards.

The blue marker on the Google map indicates our approximate location. Use the '+' and '-' buttons near the top left of the map to zoom in and out. Use the arrow buttons or click and drag to pan around.

St Kew Highway itself is ideally situated for easy access for the North Cornish Coast , the beautiful fishing village of Port Isaac (where Doc martin is filmed) is just 4 miles through the Cornish lanes, the surfing beach at Polzeath (7 miles) and sailing centre of Rock (6 miles). There is a village pub in St Kew Highway (100 yards) and one mile away is the award winning 16th Century coaching inn the St Kew Inn, which is renowned for its food. St Kew Highway also has a 9 hole golf course and several golf courses all within a short drive.

An ideal location to explore the North Cornish Coast and countryside.

Padstow is a short drive round the estuary, or why not park at Rock and take the ferry?