Carnweather

Port Isaac, Cornwall

Based in the picturesque village of Port Isaac, Cornwall, this charming ground floor apartment at Doyden House offers a serene escape with stunning panoramic sea views. Accommodating up to four guests, the apartment is part of a historical building originally constructed by Captain Herbert Latimer Conor, a former prison governor, who envisioned this coastal retreat as his retirement home after discovering the breathtaking location from the sea. Guests can enjoy the shared grassy area, perfect for soaking up the sun while taking in the sights of Lundy Bay and Pentire Head.

The early 20th-century architecture of Doyden House not only provides a unique historical backdrop but also offers comfort during the dramatic Atlantic storms. Visitors can cozy up in the living room, where a crackling fire adds warmth and ambiance while watching the stormy seas from the window. The apartment’s prime location along the South West Coastal Path makes it an ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts, with easy access to scenic walks that lead to nearby attractions.

One of the highlights of staying at Carnweather is the short walk to Port Quin Bay, which can be reached in just a few minutes. For those seeking a more adventurous hike, the coastal path to the quaint fishing village of Port Isaac presents a challenging yet rewarding experience. This charming village, known for its narrow streets and rich maritime history, offers a glimpse into Cornwall's traditional fishing culture.

For beach lovers, the popular surfing destination of Polzeath is only a 10-minute drive away, providing a sandy retreat for sunbathing and water sports. The apartment also features a shared garden, allowing guests to mingle with others staying at Doyden House while enjoying the beautiful coastal surroundings. With its blend of historical charm, stunning views, and proximity to both walking paths and beaches, this apartment is an ideal getaway for those looking to explore the natural beauty of South West England.