Welcome to Rose Cottage, our charming retreat, set in the Cornish countryside yet close to the north Cornish coast.
Rose Cottage has two delightful bedrooms.
The sitting-room is surprisingly spacious for a traditional cottage. Plenty of room to relax, rewind and reconnect.
The kitchen/dining-room sits at the back of the cottage with easy access to the terrace and garden - perfect for serving up meals al fresco style.
The terrace and large garden are enclosed, ideal for younger members and your four-legged friends.
Semi-detached Rose Cottage is the sweetest of Cornish cottages.
The little kitchen has all that you will need.
Serve up hearty holiday breakfasts at the kitchen table.
A warm welcome awaits when you step inside.
The toasty wood-burner makes this a perfect retreat all year round.
Rose Cottage has plenty of books and games to keep you entertained.
A king-size bed awaits in bedroom one.
The TV provides the perfect excuse for leisurely lie-ins.
The bedroom has a romantic feel about it.
Snuggle up under the covers after a day of exploring all the delights of north Cornwall.
The second bedroom can be set up as a single or twin bedroom - the choice is yours.
The stylish shower-room will set you up for the day.
Rose Cottage, on the left, is one of a pair of charming semi-detached cottages.
Picture perfect Port Isaac - home of TV's Doc Martin and The Fisherman's Friends.
This stretch of coastline has some fantastic beaches. Polzeath is a firm favourite for families and surfers.
Spend a day at the pretty harbourside village of Boscastle - there are some great walks to discover.
Have some fun on two wheels along the renowned Camel Trail.
Hope on the foot ferry from Rock across to the ever popular Padstow, where culinary delights await around every corner.
For a complete change of scenery, the dramatic landscape of Bodmin Moor will not disappoint.
The historic houses and gardens at Lanhydrock and Pencarrow will delight historians and garden enthusiasts alike.
Rose Cottage
55833.9 miles SE of Port Isaac | Sleeps 3 + cot
7 Nights from £437
Features
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Dogs welcome
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Open fire/wood-burner
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Enclosed garden
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Private parking
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Near a pub
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Barbecue
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Linen and towels included
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Cot available
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High chair available
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Superfast WiFi
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Bedroom details
Bedroom 1
KingBedroom 2
SingleTrundle bed
With easy access to the delights of Port Isaac, the golden beaches of north Cornwall, open Moorland and the Camel Trail, this is a great cottage for couples and small families. Stride out along the coastal path taking in the breathtaking vistas that surround, mosey around the charming fishing villages, spend endless hours riding the waves, savour the delights of Cornish cuisine and hospitality, before returning to the warm and cosy haven that awaits at Rose Cottage.
The large sunny garden of this idyllic semi-detached cottage will provide plenty of space for younger members to burn up some energy or play fetch with their furry friend whilst adults can relax on the terrace or fire up the barbecue and cook up the freshest of produce from the local farm shops and enjoy meals in the glorious Cornish sunshine. On chillier days, the warmth of the crackling wood-burner in the sitting-room is just the tonic whilst having a family game night or simply delving into a good novel. Upstairs the two cottage bedrooms are so charming, with the second bedroom being set up as a single or twin room depending on your needs.
For days out and about, you will be spoilt for choice and with easy access to the A39 you will soon be well on your way.
For sandcastles, surf and all things seaside, the golden sands of Polzeath, Daymer Bay and Trebarwith are close by and if you want to view the beach from a different angle, pop on those walking boots and hit the coastal footpath - you are in for a treat. The dramatic landscape of Bodmin Moor serves up more great walks with plenty of moorland pubs serving up wholesome food to fuel you along the way. For culinary delights, where do we begin, there's so much choice. Let's start with the bistro pubs in the nearby villages of St Tudy and St Kew, where you can also indulge in delicious delights at their farm shops. For fine dining, celebrity chef Nathan Outlaw has two restaurants in Port Isaac, and Padstow is the home to Rick Stein and Paul Ainsworth. Whilst in Cornwall you cannot go without having a pasty and with Aunt Avice's just up the road, you could be tempted daily!!
Try your hand at sailing in Rock where you can also hop on the foot ferry across to Padstow. The nearby town of Wadebridge is a vibrant place, with plenty of places to eat and drink, a great choice of independent shops and one of the places you can join the Camel Trail, perfect for all abilities hire some bikes and head off to the coast in one direction and the moors in the other.
For gardens and historic houses Pencarrow, Prideaux Place and Lanhydrock are well worth a visit and if you love Arthurian myth and legend Tintagel is the place to be.
Ground Floor
Hallway
Kitchen/Dining-room with electric hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble-drier and dishwasher
Sitting-room with Smart TV and wood-burner
First Floor
Bedroom 1 with king-size double bed (5') and TV
Bedroom 2 with single bed (3') and truckle bed
Shower-room with shower, WC and wash-basin
Due to the age and character of Rose Cottage there are some low and sloping ceilings, so please mind your head. The property only sleeps three, there is flexibility of beds.
More Information
- Dogs welcome
- Travel cot and high chair
- Arrive/Depart Saturday
- Short breaks available
- Wood-burner/Open fire
- Private parking for 2 cars
- Superfast WiFi
- No smoking
- Pub .75 miles
- Garden furniture and barbecue
- Full gas-fired CH
