Less than a 15 minute drive from Port Isaac and Tintagel on the striking North Coast and offering a good touring base, this detached, double fronted, 18th century cottage, set in the peaceful village of St Teath, benefits from gas central heating and double glazing yet retains much character with the original beams, latch doors and wood panelled walls.

The front door set beneath an open porch roof leads directly into a beamed dining room with an antique pine dining suite and a large fireplace retaining the original clome oven and a wood-burning stove.

An inner hallway gives access to a compact kitchen with country pine fitted units, a comfortably furnished lounge with a beamed ceiling and an electric log effect stove, a utility room with laundry facilities and a small shower room W.C. with hand basin. A rather narrow and steep staircase, unrailed on one-side, leads up from the dining room to the first floor landing where there are a bathroom W.C. with electric shower over the bath and vanity basin and three bedrooms.

There is a double bedded room with a hip shaped ceiling, a second bedroom with a wide single bed, and a third smaller bedroom at the rear has two pine single beds and views of the parish church.

The enclosed garden at the rear has a slate terrace and a sheltered raised patio area with stone chippings and a small covered fishpond. There is a carport attached to one side of the cottage with parking for one large or two small cars.

The village church, post office store and traditional pub are all within a 5 minute walk and the town of Camelford, 4 miles, has a supermarket, leisure centre and golf course. The beach at Trebarwith Strand is 4 miles offering sand, rocks and surfing, and the unspoilt fishing harbour at Port Isaac is approximately 6 miles. The area is also ideal for walkers with the South West Coast Path, Camel Trail and Bodmin Moor all within easy reach.

Please note: Towels are not available.