Property layout & details:
A lovely comfortable, atmospheric place to stay.
Because of the proximity to the sea this cottage may be unsuitable
for toddlers.
A stable frontdoor opens into the Sitting
room which has a large fireplace and a log burner, sofa and chairs.
Shelves with books and games and TV (with Freeview) and DVD player.
A well made (double glazed) sash window captures the small old fashioned
harbour and irregularly arranged little village below. Stairs lead
up to bedrooms and bathroom.
- Sleeps 4 + cot
- 2 Bedrooms, double & twin
- Wonderful Sea Views
- Parking nearby (300 yards away)
- Front & rear gardens
- 3 minute walk to harbour
- Other beaches a short drive
- Log Burner
- TV with Freeview
- Night storage heating
- Friday Changeover
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Doorway to kitchen. The kitchen has a fine old waxed
pine dresser containing all the china, while a low key modern fitted
kitchen has everything else. Until about 40 years ago you might
have cooked on a Cornish Range set in the (now) Sitting room fireplace,
but the present ceramic hob and electric oven are probably much
easier to manage. There is a dining table and chairs for 4. Fridge
freezer, microwave and all the usual things for cooking and dining.
The windows look out to sea and over the harbour.
A door leads to the utility area containing washing machine and
tumble dryer. From the utility area a back door leads outside where
a shed and coalbunker contain deckchairs and coal respectively.
Upstairs a small landing with a nice little window looking straight
at the reassuring rock cliff wall behind the house. The bathroom
has a 4ft bath (shower over), sink and and wc another window onto
the rocky cliff behind. Bedroom two, has twin beds, small TV and
cupboard. Window with a window seat and a view of the harbour worth
watching.
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The main bedroom with double bed, corner wardrobe
and chests of drawers is a nice original cottage bedroom, pleasing
to wake up in. The two windows frame glorious views that will probably
wake you up - though you would not have to actually get up necessarily,
as the bed is just the right height to see the sea perfectly well.
It is double glazed and carpeted throughout, with vinyl in the kitchen.
Electric night storage heaters and the log burner for heat.
Caddydaw Cottage is reached along a 230 pace paved
footpath from the lane through the small village of Portloe. It
is quietly situated where the wild natural cliff landscape begins.
Behind the cottage, an extensive terraced garden
covers a large part of the headland and is a lovely secluded place
to enjoy a picnic.
In front of the cottage, a bit more civilised, a
sunny gravelled terrace with (more) superb views. Inside, the cottage
has been carefully restored to keep the original atmosphere but
add comfort. There are cliffpath and inland walks from the front
door and the excellent, sandy, Carne Beach is a 5 minute drive.
The King's Arms and the Lugger
Restaurant are a short walk towards the harbour where a few
working fishing boats come and go.
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