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This delightful stone cottage is nestled in the heart of the quintessential Cornish fishing village of Boscastle. It was built in 1908, but a renovation in 2016 saw the home fitted with every modern comfort you could need. This cottage is wonderfully snug, retaining its characterful original features such as exposed beams and wooden flooring. The interior has benefitted from a creative’s touch, with quirky furnishings and bold artwork creating a modern space. The cosy sitting room is decorated in such a way that you'll want to spend hours inside wiling away the time with board games in front of the fire. We also love the bathroom with its lino floor and rustic bathtub. However, this home’s perfect location means there’s also lots of fun to be had outside of the garden – even with that sea view. Whip up a picnic in the kitchen or make a smoothie with the Nutribullet and head up to Beeny Cliff, a dramatic headland immortalised in the poem by Thomas Hardy. Or alternatively, walk into the village and watch the boats go past in Boscastle’s historic harbour, less than a fifteen-minute stroll from your front door. 

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If you’re looking for a bohemian escape in Cornwall, then look no further. This rustic hideaway is perfect for a solo traveller or a couple looking to get in touch with the raw beauty of the Cornish countryside and who care most about the luxuries of the soul – great music, fantastic light, the roar of the waves. This snazzy barn conversion has bucketloads of character and soulful perks, including a piano, a record player with a vast collection of vinyl, and its own mini sauna. Throw in the super-king sized bed, a brand new bathroom (with bathtub) and kitchen, its location (snuggled away in ancient woodland), the fact that it’s just a five-minute drive to the nearest pub and beach at Crackington Haven, and you’ve got a rural retreat you’ll want to keep quiet about, so you can keep it for yourself. 

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Part of an old farmhouse that's been braving the Cornish weather for over seven hundred years. Sitting outside in the morning sun of the east-facing courtyard makes you appreciate the old rugged stone façade, especially compared to the sleek and cosy interior. You'll get a whole wing to yourself, complete with two dining spots outdoors and comfortable loungers in the garden. In the colder months, you'll be spending more time in the sitting room, surrounded by books and a large flat-screen TV with Technics cinema sound for an immersive experience. For a bit more peace and quiet, escape to the reading room which has even more books available, or relax in the pleasantly quiet bedroom. From here, the French doors open up to a cosy spot for two where you can admire the sunrise and plan your day. The nearest wild beach is well within walking distance, but the headline attraction is up the road in Bude. If you're up for some sightseeing, take the car down to Tintagel to see the ruins of King Arthur's mythical castle. 

Coastal Soul

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Nestled atop the cliffs of Tintagel sits this cosy coastal loft, which provides a fantastic base from which to explore this gorgeous part of North Cornwall. It's compact and comfortable, and ideal for a solo traveller or a couple – and although it's a little dated in its decor, it has everything you need for a home-from-home stay, and even features a pretty little patio area where you can enjoy your morning coffee. From here, it's just a short stroll to the heart of the village, where you can pick up some baked goods for breakfast, or enjoy a pint in a friendly pub.

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Clotted Cream is a picture-perfect Cornish cottage in a dramatic location, with high cliffs and rolling countryside. It's a romantic place, and you feel the sense of history when you enter the grounds (it dates back to the 1600s). You’re isolated, of course, but that feeling of being away from it all is precious. There’s something magical about watching the cows graze through your living room window. The furniture is simple but delightful, and when the weather turns, the stoves ensure that the cottage gets very cosy very quickly.

Clotted Cream

If you’re looking for a quiet Cornish cottage – close to beaches, coastal paths and dramatic craggy cliffs – look no further than this charming traditional cottage in peaceful St Teath. 
Located on a ‘no through’ country lane, you’ll feel away from it all while still enjoying plenty of sights nearby.
The home’s courtyard garden is the ideal spot for sunny breakfasts and starlit barbecue feasts, while inside, the living room’s cosy wood-burning fireplace and comfortable nautical-themed bedrooms provide all the rest, relaxation and low-level hibernation you need. 
While the cottage provides a sense of calm you’ll relish making the most of, there’s plenty to do nearby, not least of all a visit to the local country pub, just two minutes down the road. Further afield, beautiful Port Isaac, Trebarwith Beach and Trebarwith Beach are all a thirteen-minute drive away, Tintagel Castle is a twenty-minute drive and the wild expanses of Bodmin Moor are thirty minutes away by car. 

The Quiet Life

If you’re searching for a Cornish coastal holiday, it’s time to stop scrolling. You’ll find this homely bungalow nestled in the village of Higher Crackington and as the glimpses of sea view suggest, you’re not far away from the coast here. There’s a modern, well-equipped kitchen if your nominated cook fancies testing out their culinary skills, but if not, head the short distance to Crackington Haven where you’ll find a beach, bistro cafe and family pub serving delicious dishes using locally sourced produce. 

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This is one for the ramblers and the folk that love the great outdoors. The former barn has been turned into a country bolthole in the rolling landscape of Cornwall. Lace up your hiking boots and hit the South West Coastal Trail at Crackington Haven, a twelve-minute drive away. This stretch of coastline is home to secret sandy bays and stunning sea views from the tops of cliffs. 

From the windows inside, you’ve got a view of the verdant green fields and tumbling hills that make up this peaceful area. The old walls of the barn are on display in patches of exposed stonework amidst the otherwise pristine white walls. In the open-plan kitchen, dining and living room, the L-shaped sofa creates a snuggly nook for cosy evenings in. Should the weather stay fine, there’s a flower-filled private garden with a barbecue and patio dining to make the most of the Cornish sun. 

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Step into this achingly romantic wooden hut in St Kew, Cornwall, for a whirlwind getaway unlike any other. Decorated in an eclectic, bohemian style, you’ll want to fire up the stove and sink right into a pile of embroidered cushions with a mug of hot chocolate. You’ll also have your own private deck on which to drink tea with scones or enjoy hot Cornish pasties from the local bakery. The mezzanine bedroom area was made for sleeping to the sound of rain falling on the roof – just hope that it clears up quickly in the morning – or listening out for the call of a barn owl passing by. And the north Cornwall coast, with some of the country’s most beautiful beaches, is just a ten-minute drive away. Spend a day at charming Port Isaac, or hop on your bike to take on the Camel Trail – and don't forget to stop in at the country pub across the lane on your way home. 

A New Belonging

Whether you're planning a peaceful break or an adventurous trip, this home is a great place to call home during your time in Cornwall. With plenty of space both inside and out, it's a charming spot surrounded by rolling countryside. 

Step inside, and you'll find a cosy space cloaked in warm tones and natural wood. When hunger strikes, you can cook up your favourite dishes in the kitchen using fresh local ingredients from the local area. Afterwards, get comfy on the sofa with a good book and a glass of wine – or, on warm evenings, you can head into the garden for a digestif in the fresh air. 

Hikers and cyclists are spoilt for choice, with plenty of trails leading through the gorgeous Cornwall landscapes. You can take a short drive over to the coast to discover long, sandy beaches and hidden coves. And, if you fancy a day trip, the charming town of Port Isaac is within driving distance, where you'll find plenty of lovely shops and restaurants. 

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This holiday home just south of Bude is a great spot to spend some quality time with the whole family. It’s only a short walk to the beach, where you can take surf lessons or go for a hike with your four-legged friend along the Atlantic coast. The house has got three ensuite bedrooms and a large family bathroom, but it’s the garden with the sea view that we like best. There are a small local shop and pub nearby and the town of Bude is but a short drive away.


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This B&B suite in peaceful St. Kew is connected with the very best that North Cornwall has to offer. Here, you’re only a fifteen-minute drive from Polzeath Beach and twenty-five minutes from Tintagel Castle – the imposing keep that inspired the myth of King Arthur. Your 16th-century cottage also feels a little magical in its own way, from the gorgeous tree-shaded setting to the exposed timber beams inside the home. Just like in the days of yore, you’ll have homemade bread and preserves left out for your breakfast in the morning. After long country walks on sunny afternoons, the 15th-century St. Kew Inn next door serves up seasonal dishes, Cornish ales and weekly live folk music. And when it’s time to call it a night, fluffy dressing gowns and a dreamy king-size bed await.

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With an enviable clifftop location on the coast of northern Cornwall, this pet-friendly beach house offers great views of the Atlantic Ocean. While the wi-fi may not always be reliable, the outdoor dining facilities, large garden and board games mean everyone will be entertained. The versatile zip-and-link beds make this home ideal for family groups and the bunk beds are great for kids. Outside of the home, Widemouth Bay Beach is minutes away and Bude's centre is an easy drive. You'll also find Blue Flag beaches nearby, along with some great hiking trails.

Sea Shores

Situated looking out over the blue flag awarded Widemouth Bay, the charming holiday retreat showcases breath-taking panoramic views of the Cornish coastline. Brand new for 2023, this idyllic lodge and shepherd's hut offer a perfect blend of comfort, tranquility, and natural beauty.
The spacious open-plan living area is thoughtfully designed with comfort in mind and adorns traditional decor. The doors open onto your private deck, flooding the space with natural light and offering stunning views of the surrounding vistas.
Guests can make use of the well-equipped kitchen and all necessary amenities for preparing delicious meals. Dine alfresco on the beautiful deck, enjoy the evening sunset while using the BBQ or relax in the garden on outdoor seating.
The lodge accommodates two guests in a king size bedroom with an en suite shower room. The adjacent shepherd's hut can sleep two more guests in a king size bed with an en suite bathroom.
Located just a couple of miles from Bude, Widemouth Bay's wide expanse of open sand is perfect for exploring rock pools. This beach is also an ideal base for discovering North Cornwall, Devon coastline, and historic villages like Tintagel and Boscastle, rich in legends and folklore.

Idyllic Seaside Retreat

If you love the thought of drifting to sleep while gazing up at the stars, this dreamy cabin could be the holiday home for you. The cabin is tucked away in a lush garden in a romantic setting that will make you instantly forget any of the worries of day-to-day life. It’s a studio-style cabin with one wall entirely made of glass, blending the interior and exterior. A skylight above the bed means you’ll go to sleep each night staring straight up at the stars. 

The cabin is based just outside of Launceston in Cornwall, close to the border of Devon. It’s brilliantly located for outdoorsy adventures, whether you’re keen on surfing or prefer to explore the countryside on foot. Dartmoor National Park is twenty-seven minutes away by car, with its wealth of wonderful hikes and cycling trails. You might take a day-trip to St Isaac to paddle in the sea and eat fish and chips and ice cream at the shore – it takes forty-three minutes to drive there, and it’s well worth the trip. 

After a day of exploring Cornwall and its gems, you can look forward to sipping wine on the terrace. Perhaps you’ll cook dinner on the barbecue before enjoying a relaxing bubble bath in the beautiful copper tub. Or to take the romance to the next level, you might soak in the hot tub under the stars. It’s impossible to leave here feeling stressed out.

Our Cabin

With Bodmin Moor’s rugged landscape and ancient monuments right on your doorstep, this stone-walled cottage just outside St Breward makes a perfect escape for those looking to make the most out of Cornwall’s natural beauty. 

Though the countryside surrounding you is as old as time itself, this lovely cottage has been curated with a chic contemporary touch and boasts all the modern comforts you could want to make yourself at home. Put your feet up on the stylish sofas with a glass of wine while enjoying the crackle of the wood-burning fire, or sit down to a romantic meal at the cosy dining table before heading out to the garden for some stargazing. This pretty outdoor spot is where you’ll want to begin your days over breakfast too – made with ingredients courtesy of the charming village store a four-minute walk away – before setting off for a day of walking and exploring. 

Make a beeline for the trails that begin straight from your garden and that take you to King Arthur's Hall and Alex Tor (both a forty-minute walk), or hop in your car to experience Cornwall’s gorgeous cost with Port Isaac and Padstow a thirty-minute drive from your door. After a day in the great outdoors, reward yourself with a meal at the nearby dog-friendly pub (a one-minute walk), which is famous in these parts for its Sunday carvery.


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This cosy bungalow on Cornwall's northern coast is the perfect base for exploring as much or as little of this remarkable region as you please. Beautiful beaches, dramatic cliffs and stunning sunsets all await you in this charming county. Idyllic locations such as Padstow and St Ives can be reached in less than an hour, and the famed Eden Project is just a forty-five minute drive away.
 
On the other hand, Holywell Bay has one of the most beautiful beaches in the county. You’ll be pleased to know it's only a five-minute walk from your door, where alongside stunning scenery, you’ll find a gorgeous coastal path, and a handful of charming beachside cafes and eateries. Refuel on local produce at the Gull Rocks Bar & Coffee House at the beach’s entrance after an afternoon spent splashing about, and take in the stunning vistas afforded by its prime location. The Treguth Inn, hailing back to the thirteenth century also awaits just five minutes away, while several more traditional pubs and desirable restaurants can be found within a fifteen-minute drive. The choice is all yours. 

A short twenty-minute drive away is the Gannel Estuary, which separates neighbouring Crantock village from Newquay. Have a go at canoeing in the estuary, or try your hand at paddle-boarding over in Crantock. On quieter days, why not go for fish and chips followed by some ice cream in idyllic fishing villages such as Mevagissey, Mousehole or Gorran Haven, all within an hour's drive? Whatever you choose to do, you won't be short of fun.
  
Of course, such is the high-quality amenities, you don't even need to leave the house. An open living area is blessed with natural light and plenty of space, perfect for social evenings. Chill on the sofas, sit with a glass of beer on the kitchen bar or take to the circular table for dinner. On cooler nights, gather around the log burner, or venture out to the garden for a spot of stargazing by the outdoor heater.
 
On warm summer evenings, get comfy on the cushioned sofas as you watch the sunset, or take in views of Penhale, a protected area for wildlife and ecology. When the sun sets, turn on the outdoor lights, and for true indulgence, treat yourselves to a dip in the hot tub.

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Perched directly on the South West Coast Path, this penthouse apartment is all out the panoramic sea views. We reckon you'll spend most of your time on the private balcony. Sip wine, spot seals, or simply bask in the seaside scenery – no matter what you get up to, it's a little slice of heaven. Need a break from the sunshine? The living area has an open-plan layout ideal for socialising, while each bedroom is as comfortable as the next. With Hope Cove’s eateries within walking distance and the beach just a short stroll away, it has everything you need for a laid-back stay on the South Devon coast.

Coastline Jewel

Fancy a romantic getaway with a twist? This upside-down home places a firelit living area above the bedroom, where the en-suite bathtub enjoys a framed view of the creek. Upstairs, we think the waterside terrace might inspire a paddle to Salcombe – made easy by the three-seater kayak your host provides. It's worth noting that there is a bit of a hike to the front door here (thirty-six steps, to be precise), so this home won't be the best option for everyone. 

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Situated by the river bank, this eco-conscious home offers wonderful 360° views of the Camel estuary and the surrounding countryside from all windows. Chances are, you'll want to spend all your time here appreciating it – your host has thought of everything, making this the perfect place for family holidays and celebrations alike. From the cedar hot tub to the outside seating for twenty, two fire pits, a live-in house manager, an incredible gym and your very own boat mooring – you'll want for nothing. We wouldn't blame you for staying put, but if you do want to venture out, you won't be short of things to do. In the summertime, why not try a spot of kayaking or stand-up paddleboarding? Just speak with your host to arrange it.

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Only a ten-minute drive from the cobbled streets of Polperro and the bustling harbour town of Looe, this studio apartment is a countryside hideaway. Part of a converted hotel, the home is set in the rolling fields of Cornwall. We love to run an evening bath in the outdoor tub and watch the sunset over the hills. The small plot is great for a solo stay or romantic retreat – with a comfy king-size bed and small kitchenette to cook up light meals and breakfasts. The hosts are particularly attentive and bursting with recommendations and helpful tips. Lace up your walking boots: there are paths to explore on the four acres of land the home is set on, or drive to the nearby South West Coast Path for tramps over coastal cliffs. On sunny days, it's a quick journey to Cornwall's most beautiful beaches. We love Lantic Bay, a sheltered cove that's only accessible by foot, for a sense of privacy. For dinner, it's best to head out and make the most of the abundance of seafood in this region.

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Set in the vibrant Cornish sailing community of Fowey, alongside several Victorian buildings, this apartment is like something out of a fairytale. Designed to an incredibly high standard by your host, Alison, the interior feels very in keeping with the seaside locale without ever coming across as a cliche. There's not a deckchair stripe in sight. Instead, you're treated to sculptural driftwood lamps, moody seascape paintings, and a sophisticated palette of deep blues and grey tones that reflect the British weather more accurately than the usual sunshine yellow. If you can bear to leave the home, there are plenty of shops, restaurants and places of interest in the immediate vicinity. Fowey is a beautiful harbourside town with public events occurring throughout the year. The local community is a healthy mix of all ages who are warm and friendly and adept at making newcomers feel welcome.

Wide Eyes

Set just off Salcombe's bustling high street, you couldn't dream up a more central location for this stylish home. Not that you'd know it sat on the oh-so-private terrace of this palatial property. Offering practicality and style in equal measure, the orangery dining room is a delight – and that designer kitchen with twin dishwashers and wine fridges makes entertaining a breeze. With flexible arrangements for each bedroom, which are spaced apart over three floors, this home perfectly suits big groups looking to holiday together without crowding each other.

Sea Salt Waves

With stunning sea views and a series of grand bedrooms, this Grade II listed 17th-century home is perfect for large families or groups of friends who are looking for a relaxing coastal retreat. Children and parents alike will enjoy the walled garden and homely interior, tastefully furnished to create a down-to-earth yet premium ambience.

The village setting is quintessentially Cornish, with the beach just five minutes down the road and lovely local pubs and cafes within easy reach (your closest is right around the corner). For travels further afield, guests can explore English heritage sites and well-preserved National Trust houses and gardens – we'd recommend bringing a car to easily tick the off the list. The local coastline provides excellent surf and beautiful hiking trails, adored by local lovers of the outdoors. 

Ye Olde Church House

Affording exceptional views of England's green and pleasant land from the living room, this family studio is perfect for those looking to get away from city life and explore the lush, undulating countryside of Cornwall. It overlooks the scenic Oaklands Park, and is just a ten-minute drive from Polperro Beach and East Looe Beach. Situated in a former hotel, the apartment itself is embellished by beautiful raw-wood in and around the kitchenette and living room. It has three beds in total – a king for parents and twins for children – all with super-soft 400-thread count linen. Perfect for resting those weary legs after hiking through the Cornish country.

Rustic Vista

This Georgian period manor sits in the bucolic splendour of Dartmoor National Park. The foundations date back to the 15th century and the manor home you see here today was built in 1787. As with any aristocratic country retreat, you’re surrounded by sprawling gardens and grounds, where furnished patios overlook the rolling hill of the national park and even a private hot tub for an evening soak under the stars. Explore the woodlands to discover a wellness walk. There’s an outdoor kitchen with a built-in Argentinian grill and a wood-fired pizza oven for big family meals outside, and there’s a fire pit should you want to watch the sky for shooting stars long into the night. From the various viewpoints around the gardens, you can see why it is thought that Arthur Conan Doyle wrote Hound of the Baskervilles while he stayed here.

Inside, there’s a cosy lounge where you feel the history of aristocratic country escapes radiating from the marble fireplace. A collection of board games provides the analogue entertainment here, alongside a dedicated games room with ping pong and pool. The big dining room can hold banquet-sized feasts and the farmhouse-style kitchen with its massive range cooker is a delight for the chef of the group. When it comes to hitting the hay, bedrooms come with an array of four-posters, sleigh beds and comfy doubles. 

A Prince's Promise

This cosy white cottage is set in the beautiful village of Lustleigh, named one of the prettiest UK villages by The Telegraph in 2019. Wander through the intimate interior and onto the quaint streets and it's a postcard picture image at every turn.

The restful haven has a warm energy that makes it a dreamy spot all year round. In the spring and summer, the sun shines on the cottaged houses and Lustleigh radiates in a jubilant mood. Come the colder months, the snug living room, with a log burner, is a quiet spot to curl up with a book or film. 

If the weather allows, you're expertly placed to explore the natural beauty of Dartmoor National Park. Bring snacks and plenty of water before you embark on a journey across the scenic walking trails. It's an idyllic location for picnics underneath the summer sun.

If the weather isn't on your side, settle into the comfort of your home. The deluxe bathtub is tailor-made for those wet, winter nights when you want to escape to your tranquil refuge.

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Ideal for a family trip to Bude, this home has plenty of space. Kids can claim one of the two reception rooms as their own, and every bedroom has its own en-suite so there’ll be no queue for the shower. You can even rinse off in the outdoor shower after trips to Summerleaze Beach – it’s only a five-minute walk away, as is the centre of Bude. The location and delightful suntrap garden make this a great choice for summer getaways – and your four-legged friends can come too. 

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One glance at those panoramic views and it's love at first sight. Perched just above Woolacombe Beach, if you're anything like us, you'll spend nearly every moment here on the expansive deck, watching the tide rise and fall – except when you're sunbathing on the sand or surfing the waves, of course. Wake up to the ocean vistas each morning, then following an alfresco breakfast, stroll down to the beach for an afternoon picnic and a dip in the water. End the evening with a barbecue and a glass of wine, watching as the sun slowly sinks below the horizon. Sounds heavenly, doesn't it?

You can even make the most of the scenery inside, thanks to the floor-to-ceiling sliding doors that drench the entire home in natural light. Contemporary and cool, we love how the coastal colour scheme reflects the backdrop – and all the mod-cons are accounted for. The rainfall showers in the en-suite bathrooms are hotel-worthy, a high-spec kitchen stocked with culinary gear (including a wine chiller) is a dream to cook in and Netflix, Now TV, books and board games will keep you entertained on rainy days. 

Location-wise, you can follow the South West Coastal Path into Woolacombe for eateries and pubs (about a fifteen-minute walk), or head in the opposite direction and check out the views from Morte Point (twenty-five minutes away). There's also some great golfing at Saunton if you fancy a day on the fairway, while many of North Devon's gems are within driving distance. 

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The brainchild of a celebrated interior designer, this North Devon townhouse has got it all figured out. Located a couple of minutes’ drive from Croyde beach, where you’ll spend long days surfing and soaking up the salty sea breeze, the inside of the home is beautifully sophisticated, with subtle nautical nods—we loved the knot wallpaper and delicate fish shoal light shade. The bunks in the children’s room will be a hit with mini swashbucklers, while the pizza oven on the patio should keep big kids quiet for a while. You’ll find the pretty village of Croyde a five-minute amble down the road, offering a charming selection of tea rooms, ice cream parlours and thatched pubs. After a hearty roast dinner, retreat home to the outdoor hot tub before turning in for the night in those luxurious king-size beds.

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