Granary - 17th Century Converted Cottage

Looe, Cornwall

Residing in Looe, Cornwall, this charming cottage is part of a collection of six converted 17th-century stone barns, designed to provide a comfortable and well-equipped retreat in an Area of Outstanding Natural Landscape. The property accommodates up to five guests across two bedrooms and is pet-friendly, making it an ideal choice for families or groups looking to explore the stunning South West of England. Set around a courtyard, the site offers ample parking, a child's outdoor play area, and a laundry facility with drying options, ensuring convenience for visitors. Additionally, guests will find beds made upon arrival, enhancing the welcoming atmosphere.

The cottage's prime location near the South West Coastal Path allows easy access to breathtaking views of Whitsand Bay and Looe Harbour. Just a short stroll from the property, Millendreath Beach is 300 meters away, featuring a café, toilets, and opportunities for water sports equipment hire. Guests can enjoy scenic coastal walks, where they may encounter diverse flora and fauna, including wildflowers and birds of prey. The ancient fishing town of Looe, only 1.5 miles along the coastal path, offers a vibrant fish market where visitors can watch live auctions and even catch their own fresh mackerel from local fishing boats.

In and around Looe, visitors can explore narrow streets filled with delightful shops and enjoy local delicacies such as the traditional Cornish pasty, known as an oggy. Public beaches are readily accessible in Looe and nearby Seaton. A short drive leads to the picturesque fishing village of Polperro, while attractions like the Eden Project and the National Marine Aquarium are within reach. The Eden Project features expansive gardens and dramatic domes showcasing plants from various global climates, captivating visitors with its ongoing developments and exhibitions. Historical sites managed by the National Trust, including Lanhydrock and Mount Edgcombe, also offer rich cultural experiences in beautiful settings.

For outdoor enthusiasts, the area presents numerous activities such as fishing, riding, and walking, with Looe Golf Club located just two miles away. The St Mellion Golf and Country Club is a 20-minute drive for those seeking a golfing experience. The scenic walk from Looe to Polperro is highly recommended, providing picturesque views along the way. Additionally, Plymouth is a mere 14 miles away, where visitors can explore historical landmarks like the Barbican and the Mayflower Steps or enjoy the sights at The Hoe, home to Smeaton’s Tower lighthouse. With its tranquil environment and proximity to a variety of attractions, this cottage in Looe promises a peaceful and enjoyable holiday experience for all guests.

• Pets Allowed
• Internet
• Coast Nearby
• Open Fire