This picturesque fishing port of Looe, with its fantastic main town and long sandy beach, has changed very little over the generations and has remained ever popular with visitors since the turn of the century. The town has so much to offer, with a fantastic mix of bistros, pubs, restaurants and independent stores. Enjoy one of the many boat trips, from fishing to a leisurely glass-bottom ride out to the island. Close by is the village of Polperro with a picture-postcard harbour and colourful narrow streets. Attractions in the area include The Monkey Sanctuary, The Adrenalin Quarry, go-karting, Porfell Wildlife Park, The Eden Project and many National Trust properties to name a few.
Heading up the West Looe Hill from the harbour, you will find this listed 17th-century cottage, accessed via a covered alleyway into a small communal courtyard. Enter through the front door and into the cosy lounge on your right with seating and a Smart TV. This is a great space to relax in front of the impressive inglenook fireplace (discovered during renovation in 2022). Opposite the lounge you will find the kitchen/dining room which is fully equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with freezer compartment, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. Head up the steep cottage-style staircase which splits into two at the top; to the left is the master room with two single beds, which can be zip and linked to provide a super-king bed. There is an additional pull out bed to one side if required. To the right is a comfortable double bedroom. Accessed via both bedrooms is the Jack and Jill shower room with shower and WC. Books and games are provided.
Parking can be found in the Council car park, a short distance away. Please note: dogs to be kept on the lead when outside in the shared access. The property has a private water supply.