Stables - 17th Century Converted Barn

Looe, Cornwall

Situated in Looe, Cornwall, this charming cottage accommodates up to four guests in two well-appointed bedrooms. The property is one of six beautifully converted 17th-century stone barns, nestled in an Area of Outstanding Natural Landscape. Guests can enjoy the convenience of ample parking, a child's outdoor play area, and a communal information room stocked with brochures, games, books, and DVDs. Additionally, a laundry facility with drying options is available, and beds are made for your arrival, ensuring a comfortable start to your stay.

The cottage's location is particularly appealing, as it lies adjacent to the South West Coastal Path and just across a quiet lane from the National Trust’s extensive cliff top. Visitors can take in breathtaking views of Whitsand Bay and Looe Harbour, perfect for relaxation or evening barbecues. Millendreath Beach, located a mere 300 meters away, offers a café, toilets, and water sports equipment hire, while the scenic coastal path leads to the historic fishing town of Looe, just 1.5 miles away. The area is rich in wildlife, with opportunities to spot various flora and fauna including wildflowers, birds of prey, and even deer during coastal walks.

Looe itself is a vibrant fishing port, featuring a bustling fish market where guests can observe live auctions and purchase fresh mackerel, or even hire a fishing boat to catch their own. The town's narrow streets are perfect for leisurely exploration, with delightful shops and the chance to sample a traditional Cornish pasty, known locally as an oggy. Public beaches in Looe and nearby Seaton provide additional opportunities for relaxation and enjoyment. The picturesque village of Polperro, famous for its smuggling history, is just a short drive away, while attractions such as the Eden Project and the National Marine Aquarium offer enriching experiences for visitors of all ages.

For those seeking outdoor activities, the surrounding area provides ample opportunities for fishing, horse riding, and walking, with Looe Golf Club just two miles away and The St Mellion Golf and Country Club a short 20-minute drive. The scenic walk from Looe to Polperro is highly recommended. Plymouth, located only 14 miles away, boasts historical landmarks such as the Barbican and the Mayflower Steps, along with cultural attractions like the National Marine Aquarium. With its blend of natural beauty, local attractions, and a tranquil environment, this cottage in Looe promises a peaceful and enjoyable holiday experience for all visitors.

• Pets Allowed
• Internet
• Coast Nearby