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Right in the heart of the famous village of Port Isaac, this little cottage is just a few steps from the harbour. Full of character, with low ceilings and bijou rooms, this is a proper old Cornish cottage! Fisherman's Cottage has the advantage of TWO free parking spaces just 150m away!

This small but atmospheric cottage is just a few steps from the harbour in the heart of the famous village of Port Isaac. The living room / diner and separate kitchen are both limited in size and headroom but that is all part of the charm of staying in a cottage such as this in the middle of such a wonderful village. The bedrooms are both twins (due to the difficulty of getting large furniture upstairs) and located on the first and second floor. Stepping out of the stable door onto Middle Street is like stepping into pure Cornwall! A lovely narrow lane leading to the charming harbour and beach that Port Isaac is so famous for. The Slipway Hotel, the pubs, the coffee shops and of course Doc Martin's house are all here. Please bear in mind that Fisherman's Cottage is an old cottage with narrow steep stairs, low ceilings and of limited size. Accommodation Ground Floor: Compact living room and dining room. Small fully fitted kitchen. First Floor: Twin bedroom and bathroom. Second Floor: Twin bedroom with sea glimpses from the window. Facilities & Services Heating is via night storage heaters. The kitchen has a range of equipment. There is an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle and fridge with freezer box. The sitting room area has a flatscreen digital TV & DVD player and CD. There is an iron & ironing board. WiFi is available at the property. Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen & towels are all included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. Regrettably no smoking or dogs are allowed. There are 2 free, dedicated parking spaces 150m away at the Old School Hotel. Visitors are able to drive up to the cottage for the purposes of loading and unloading luggage. General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Friday. Short breaks are available during quieter periods. £100 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Port Isaac, tucked away on the North Coast between Padstow and Boscastle, has recently been home to the television series 'Doc Martin' with Martin Clunes. Although previous years have seen the series Poldark film here and in nearby Port Quinn. Much of the village is 18th and 19th century and there a wonderful narrow streets and alleyways to explore. It is a maze of narrow lanes and pathways known as "drangs" with only one road through, along which traffic is discouraged. The houses are traditional stone built, slate hung cottages. As with many places in Cornwall, once having relied heavily on fishing and fish processing, the village now caters for many visitors with plenty of shops and eateries for the frequent visitors. In the heart of the village are a pub, two hotels, two cafe / bistros. There are other pubs and a cafe at the top of the village. There is a bakery, delicatessen, fishmongers and a well stocked Coop supermarket. Fish may also be bought from the local fishmerchants in the fish cellars by the harbour. There are also the usual art and craft shops. Those interested in fishing may hire a local boat and fisherman. Kayaking may also be arranged in the village. The National Trust coastal path runs through the village and provides spectacular walks over the cliffs. Many places of interest are in easy reach: Pencarrow House, Tintagel, The Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan along with many others. Padstow is close by with its many restaurants and attractions. It can be visited by the foot ferry from Rock and trips may be made out to sea, with puffins on the nearby islands at the right time of year. At Rock there are excellent beaches and boats may be hired from the sailing school along with windsurfers. Other good sandy beaches are at Polzeath and Trebarwith, both of which cater for windsurfing. There is also Daymer Bay, a famous windsurfing spot. From Daymer, it is just a short walk to St. Enedoc church where Sir John Betjeman is buried. Wadebridge has shops of interest and makes a pleasant wander round.

Scarrabine farmhouse annex is in a beautiful, quiet coastal location. Easy free parking unlike Port Isaac! Amazing sea views and sunsets from the bedroom. Located just above Port Quin, 1 mile from Port Isaac (as the crow flys). Open plan barn conversion, spacious living area and lovely sunny outside seating area. 10 mins walk to Port Quin and the coastpath. 35 mins walk to Port Isaac on the inland footpath. 10 mins drive to the surf at Polzeath. A great base to explore either on foot or by car.

The Annexe comfortably accommodates two persons and the living area in particular is very spacious with two extra comfy sofas.There is super fast broadband, smart TV and books for those chilled evenings or lazy afternoons. The bedroom is cosy with low attic style ceilings and great views. We are surrounded by green fields and sea views. Port Quin is a hidden gem in Cornwall which is the way we like it! There is a quiet road down to the harbour where you can enjoy your morning swim or trek out on to the coast path.

I love the fact that we are hidden away in the gem that is the Port Quin Valley, but still only a stones throw from Port Isaac, we are very close to lots of other great beaches and more popular places to visit, such as Polzeath,Padstow, Trebarwith,Tintagel, Boscastle etc etc! There is a great farm shop up the road 5 mons to n the car at St Endellion. There is also a little vintage van cafe down at the harbour from Easter-Nov. There is a really good bar and restaurant ( March - November) just up the hill at The Long Cross Hotel (5-10 mins walk). After Nov the closest pubs are in Port Isaac. The coast path is just down at Port Quin or there is an inland route to Port Isaac that takes around 30-40 minutes. The footpath starts 5 minutes walk up the road from Scarrabine (just past the portquinfarmholidays cottages)

A unique and pretty holiday home the Old Boathouse is located at the top of Port Isaac Village perfect for a romantic getaway yet within 5 minutes walk of the historic village and harbour with its quaint white washed cottages, galleries and cafes as well as Michelin star restaurants. It has the added benefit of parking and lovely sea views over the rooftops from the mezzanine bedroom. It is very close to the South West coastal path and so is an ideal base for walking holidays. Driveway parking

Newly refurbished bungalow in the very quiet village of Trelights, kitchen, lounge, there is a farm shop about a ten minute walk away. There is also one hotel, which offers evening meals, also a ten minute walk away. Trelights is close to Port Isaac (where Doc Martin is filmed) and Polzeath (about a ten minute drive). There are 2 bedrooms one with a double bed and one with a double bed and bunk beds. The sunny conservatory overlooks fields. Plenty of off road parking.

The bungalow is available for self catering - off season prices start at £200 per week. There is a dining area, kitchen, lounge, 2 bedrooms and a shower room, no bath. Short breaks are also an option. Email us for costs. All bed linen and bath towels are provided and electricity is included in the price. The bungalow comfortably sleeps 4, but can fit 6.

Trelights is a quiet village just a couple of miles from the famous fishing village Port Isaac in North Cornwall. (Where Doc martin is filmed) Also close to popular surfing beach Polzeath. Port Quinn is also close. There is a good restaurant about 3/4 mile out of the village. Plenty of great coastal paths for keen walkers. The Camel trail cycle path is a 20 min drive away and goes to Bodmin in one direction and Padstow in the other.

Two miles from Polzeath beach, a mile to Port Quin, half a mile to the secluded bay of Epphaven, 3 miles from Rock, 5 miles to Port Isaac along the road or 4 miles along the foot and coast path. The filming of Doc Martin will be going on in Port Isaac March to June but the village is still open as usual. Ideal for a few days surfing/kite surfing/kayaking/sailing etc or visiting the pubs/cafes and restaurants (Rick Steins, Nathan Outlaw) The Eden Project, Lost Gardens of Heligan and Lanhydrock.

There are 2 single beds in the spacious room at the front of the house, with a set of drawers and a bedside table between the two beds. They can be pushed together and I can provide a king size quilt if you prefer that. There is a shared separate WC just outside the bedroom and next to that the bathroom. There is a very large kitchen and you are very welcome to bring your own food to cook and eat in the kitchen dining room. Tea and coffee provided, please bring cows milk if you prefer that to other milk.

Quiet location on the way to Polzeath

Located in the centre of Port Isaac, Sam Billings Cottage is located on the famous Squeeze-ee-belly Alley, just a few seconds walk from the beach and harbour, many pubs and finest restaurants in North Cornwall. With the benefit of private garden to the front and sun deck to the rear, this fabulous property is everything a Cornish fisherman's cottage should be! For fans of the TV show, the view from master bedroom is over the pretty slate rooftops and up to Doc Martins home and surgery. .

Stay - The Accommodation On entering this delightful fisherman's cottage, the well appointed kitchen opens up into the luxurious living space with comfy sofas and foldaway dining table and chairs. Throughout your stay you will have access to Amazon Fire TV and Netflix in both the living room and master bedroom so you can watch hundreds of movies and box sets free of charge on demand! A door leads out from the living room onto the back decked area at the rear where a bistro table and chairs are provided, perfect for morning coffee or night caps! On the ground floor is the snug yet perfectly formed bunk bedroom large enough for two adults with white washed full size bunks and luxurious mattresses. Up the original staircase (with handrails) you will find the lovely family bathroom WC with feature roll top bath and powerful shower over. Directly opposite is the master bedroom which enjoys stunning views over the historic village rooftops and up to Doc Martins house. With high quality double bed and luxuriously comfortable mattress. Top of the range Amazon Fire TV and Netflix are provided within this bedroom also. Super fast unlimited broadband is complimentary during your stay. State of the art electric radiators efficiently and effectively heat this true gem of a property. To the front of the cottage is a stunning private garden with slate terrace for alfresco dining and barbecue area. The garden is accessed a little further along the lane via a cobbled path and up four steps up into the garden. Parking is available is one of the village long stay car parks located at the top of the village

The perfect base to unwind in the most stunning, historic, relaxing surroundings. With the incredible benefit of the finest eateries and beaches on your doorstep. From the three Michelin stars awarded to two restaurants in the village to multi award winning best pub in the south of England, you really are spoilt for choice.

The Hayloft provides a brilliant bolt hole in an area of outstanding natural beauty with views across rolling countryside and from the garden down the valley to the sea and Port Isaac. A perfect spot to enjoy walks on the south west coastal path, the beaches of Polzeath and Rock and the wild beauty of Bodmin moor. Situated on the coastal B road it gives quick access to amazing coastline of North Cornwall, a wide range of excellent pubs and restaurants together with historic houses and castles.

The Hayloft is accessed via our courtyard garden by an outside staircase and comprises a small entrance lobby, shower room and a compact open plan living and sleeping area.

The Cornish Arms pub in the village is in the process of being upgraded with new landlords at Easter. They have a good menu and we can arrange table reservations. Within 5 minutes drive is the very popular The St Kew Inn and various restaurants in Port Isaac and Port Gaverne. A little bit further is Polzeath with its excellent surfing beach and Rock where a foot ferry can be taken to Padstow.

Welcome to outside the box PQ. This space is a fully off grid container cabin, built by myself. The cabin faces west and south, with sea views and an abundance of natural light. You have everything you need for some serious relaxation here. Self contained with a 12v fridge, lighting and usb charge points all powered by solar panel. A gas hot water system and hobs for cooking. Set a long way from any buildings you will have total privacy. Located a 10min walk from the coast and Port Quin harbour

This space was handmade by myself with relaxation in mind. Grab a good book from the book shelf, kick back in the hammock round the back and enjoy the peaceful surroundings, salt air and sea views. Fully off-grid and powered by solar, You have gas jobs to cook on, a fridge to store your food, hot shower and hot running water at every tap and a modern fan assisted composting toilet which saves over 5L of water per visit compared to a conventional toilet. Only 10 minute walk from Port Quin and the south west coast path. Hidden beaches and coves in both directions as well as the thriving village of Port Isaac 2 miles walk by footpath. Great surfing beaches both north and south. Kayaking and coasteering available in Port Quin harbour as well, through my brother Sam at Cornish coast adventures. Good food and beer at the longcross hotel just 3/4 mile up the road. Nathan Outlaws fish kitchen only 2 miles away for Michelin star cuisine

Sat well within an area of outstanding natural beauty the cabin has fantastic views across Port Quin bay towards Pentire head near Polzeath. Epic sunsets, relaxing days and stunning walks await. I’ve been lucky enough to call this part of Cornwall home all my life, and it’s a pleasure to share it with my guests

Newly built, ideal for 2 looking to unwind and relax. Private garden, decked area and parking. Close to Polzeath beach for walking, surfing, shops and cafes. Rock and Daymer Bay with in 10 mins by car. Port Isaac 10 mins by car, now famous for Doc Martin. Lovely walk down to Epphaven Bay and nearby historic fishing village of Port Quin.

Priced for 2 people whether walking, golfing, cycling or relaxing the time away. We have a small 'Westie' dog but she's always pleased to see everyone!

St.Minver village 1 mile away with local friendly pub and Post Office. The Point has swimming pool, gym, golf course, restaurant and tennis court. Trevathan Restaurant and Farm Shop 2 miles up the road - Porteath Bee Centre 1 mile up the road includes a lovely cafe and bar.

Beautiful Grade 2 listed fisherman's cottage with double bedroom and bunk bed room in the heart of Port Isaac. Steep original staircase and slate floors. New shower/bathroom. Beautiful views with glimpses of the sea. Small patio garden. Bookings Saturday to Saturday during summer season

Nestling on a hill with glimpses of the sea, this cosy beamed former fisherman’s cottage called Boskensa has been renovated and refitted. It has a number of original features including an ornamental Cornish range and slate flag floors. It is just a short stroll from the beach, harbour, pubs, restaurants and shops. The coastal path is close by which offers spectacular walks with views of the dramatic cliffs and coastline of North Cornwall. From here the mystical Tintagel, Boscastle and the lovely beaches at Polzeath and Rock can be visited. Port Isaac is now best known as Port Wenn from the TV series Doc Martin. Shops 100 yards, pub 200 yards. Eight steps to entrance. Small, cosy living room with feature range and sash windows, open plan with kitchen/dining room, all with slate floor. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet. Steep stairs to first floor: Double bedroom. Bunk bedroom. Electricity, full electric central heating, bed linen and towels included LCD TV DVD Microwave Washing machine Tumble dryer Small patio garden No smoking Internet wifi

Port Isaac is a beautiful traditional fishing village.The coastal path is close by which offers spectacular walks with views of the dramatic cliffs and coastline of North Cornwall. From here the mystical Tintagel, Boscastle and the lovely beaches at Polzeath and Rock can be visited. Port Isaac is now best known as Port Wenn from the TV series Doc Martin.

A stunning listed stone building from 1772, just outside Port Isaac on the north coast close to beaches and cliffs. Upstairs sitting room looking over fields with original arched beam roof. Oil central heating. A working farm with great position and views. Dogs allowed at owners discretion but usually very happy to allow one large dog OR 2 small dogs. There is a small charge for dogs, please ask. Please note that some camping is allowed on the farm.

The accommodation is reverse level. Access is via stone steps to the front door and there is also a door to the garden at ground floor level.

Self contained one bedroom flat with modern well equipped kitchen wooden floor and luxury shower room. Situated on a working farm in the countryside with easy access to the stunning North Cornwall coast and beaches Also not far from the rugged Bodmin Moor. Ideal for couples, with a sofa bed for a third person. 1 well behaved dog welcome Secure storage available for surfboards and bikes at no extra charge plenty of room for off road parking

Cosy living area with large flat screen TV

A beautiful 1 bedroom cottage set in the heart of Port Isaac - within 100 meters of local pubs, restaurants and the stunning fishing harbour. The cottage also has a lovely open fire to keep you cosy in the winter months. Pets Welcome.

Port Isaac is a stunning fishing village on the North Cornish Coast with a beautiful harbour and lots of local pubs, restaurants and coffee shops.

Our detached home is set in an acre of garden in a quiet rural hamlet 1 mile from the village of Chapel Amble and 5 miles from the pretty town of Wadebridge. We are ideally located to explore the villages of North Cornwall (Padstow, Port Isaac, Tintagel, Boscastle). The Eden Project is just under 40 minutes by car. Our nearest beach is Polzeath. Please note that although the tourist areas are easily accessible by car, you will need to use your car to get about due to our rural location.

We are a warm and friendly family with three young children aged 8, 7 and 5, four chickens and a cat. We like to live life simply and slowly and would love to welcome you to stay in our home. Our ground floor garden room is duel aspect and spacious with its own bathroom (with a good over bath shower) and private entrance. We can sleep 2 in a king size bed for the current listing price and there is a single bed available for an extra £10 per night. If you would like to use both beds in the room and there are only two people, there is a supplement of £5 to help with our laundry costs. The room is large enough to accommodate a travel cot / crib . We don't charge extra for a baby and can provide a travel cot if needs be. If you are a family with younger children, we are very accommodating and understanding - we have three of our own after all! Our home is an 'L' shape and the guest room is at the far end of one part of the 'L' on the other side of our 30ft kitchen / family room. Please note that although the room has its own private entrance and bathroom, it is not in a separate building. As this is an Airbnb home-stay you will be warmly welcomed into our family and during the day you will have the opportunity to meet our lovely and sometimes lively children. At night it is very quiet as your room is quite separate from our own bedrooms and lounge. We don't suffer from noise pollution here and our guests find that they sleep very well - the comfy bed gets great reviews too! We provide tea and coffee making facilities and a rustic breakfast of freshly baked home made sourdough, a selection of jams and tea or cafetiere coffee which can be eaten in the privacy of your room. The bread I make is good quality artisan bread and like all good things it takes time to make. It is more filling than your average shop bought slice of white and the fermentation process means its a much healthier option. I like to experiment with my sourdough so breakfast can include a mixture of sweet and savoury bread. My current favourite is chocolate, sultana and treacle! If you are looking for a full English breakfast we can recommend cafes in the area that provide this. The room we offer is ideal for anyone who would like a comfortable stay in a friendly home from home environment. We are a down to earth family and like to live in a low impact and low tech way, so if you want to be nourished by nature and get away from it all, this is the place for you! Our home is quirky, well loved and lived in and we guarantee you a very warm welcome and a taste of our life in this idyllic part of Cornwall. Our little hamlet has 8 houses and a very small dairy farm and is situated between the villages of Chapel Amble and St Kew. We don't have a pub of our own, but the surrounding villages do and they serve good food which makes them very popular particularly during the summer months (booking in advance is advisable during this time). Port Isaac (4 miles), Padstow (12.8 miles), Tintagel (9.6 miles), Boscastle (13 miles) are all easily accessible by car. Polzeath beach is our nearest beach and is a 10 minute drive from here and is very popular with surfers. There are several places there where you can hire surf equipment or book lessons. If you want to bring your own surfboard and wet suits we have space to store and dry them. If you are interested in something a bit different, we can provide private meditation sessions to our guests using the healing sound of the medicine drum. We can hold the session in the comfort of our lounge upstairs or in the kitchen if you prefer. Please let us know if you would like to find out more about this when you make your booking. DOGS You are welcome to bring your well behaved and child friendly dog with you (we can only allow one dog as there is limited space in the room). Our local beach Polzeath allows dogs from 1st October through to the start of Easter and there are plenty of dog friendly beaches in Cornwall all year round. Please note that we have three young (dog friendly) children, 4 chickens (in a run) and a cat, so yourdog will need to be happy to be around them. Also our garden is not enclosed and open to grazing fields (cows). There is an additional charge of £5 for your dog. If you would like to bring your dog, please message us first so we can discuss the arrangements and house rules we have in place.

We live in a pretty hamlet of 8 houses about 1 mile outside the village of Chapel Amble and 5 miles from the town of Wadebridge. There is a very small traditionally run dairy farm in the hamlet (with a herd of approximately 20 cows). The cows graze in the fields surrounding us and there are some lovely walks round the lanes where children can enjoy cow 'spotting'. St Kew with its popular St Kew Inn is just over a mile away in one direction and the Maltsters Pub in Chapel Amble is just over a mile in the other direction. Both pubs serve good quality food. Whilst you can walk to them the walks are on single track country lanes, so driving is advisable at night outside of the longer daylight hours. During peak season it is recommended to ring ahead to book a table as both pubs are very popular and get booked up quickly. Please note that we live in a rural area so do not have the facilities of a town or village, however there are shops in Wadebridge (5 miles away) including supermarkets (Tesco, Lidl, Aldi). Wadebridge is a pretty town with plenty of independent shops, cafes and restaurants. There are several good sized car parks to use in town. The Camel trail is fun to cycle along and there are plenty of bike hire companies in Wadebridge town. Rock and Padstow are nearby and there are many beaches and villages to explore in the area.

Luxury private self-contained studio apartment in the pretty hamlet of Trelights, near Port Isaac. This comfortable and secluded property sits within North Cornwall, an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty close to the historic village & harbour of Port Isaac, home to the popular TV series 'Doc Martin' and Sea Shanty singers 'The 'Fisherman Friend's'. The area offers beautiful coastal walks, sheltered National Trust coves, a wide choice of places to eat from cosy Inns to Mitchelin restaurants.

The property offers exclusive private parking, with utility facilities and safe garage storage for bikes, surf boards, golf clubs, luggage etc. All on first floor: Living/dining room/kitchen/double (6ft) bedroom. Wooden floor. Shower room with toilet. Electric heating (underfloor in shower room), electricity, bed linen and towels included. 49" Freeview TV (Netflix). DVD. Electric hob. Combi microwave/oven/grill. Washing machine (in garage). Dishwasher. Freezer space available. Wi-fi. Small patio and furniture. Juliet balcony. Barbecue. Safe storage facilities. Private parking. No smoking. No children. 13 external, open-tread steps to entrance.

Tips on places to visit below: Port Isaac - 1.6 miles Port Quin - 1.6 miles Polzeath - 3.4 miles Rock - 4.5 miles Padstow - 15 miles by car, or by Ferry from Rock (see below) Ferry to/from Rock/Padstow - The Black Tor ferry provides a scenic ride across the the River Camel between Padstow and Rock. Camel Trail - The Camel Trail provides cycle/walking access to the beautiful Cornish countryside along a disused railway line between Wenfordbridge, Bodmin, Wadebridge and Padstow. Longcross Hotel 0.3 miles - Walking distance. Serving lunch/dinner/afternoon tea Trevathan Farm 0.9 miles (walking distance through public footpaths) - serving breakfast/ lunch/coffee/cake, as well as local produce. St Moritz Spa 4.4 miles St Endoc Golf Club 5.1 miles Boscastle Farm Shop 14.1 miles Nathan Outlaws - Port Isaac Paul Ainsworth - Padstow Rick Stein - Padstow Tintagel Castle 10.9 miles Eden Project 20.9 miles The Lost Gardens of Heligan 28.3 miles

Mill Barn is situated in a quiet and peaceful valley just ten minutes walk, via a public footpath, from the picturesque village of Port Isaac, where the TV series of Doc. Martin (Port Wenn) is filmed. Mill Barn is half a mile from the road down a concrete and tarmac track. There is parking for two cars and a garden. The accommodation comprises two double bedrooms, with Jack and Jill cloakroom, lounge/dining room, well fitted kitchen and shower room. Wifi is connected.

The Lobster Pot was named as it started life in the 1940’s as a Lobster Pot store for the local fisherman’s cottage. It was converted into living accommodation in the 1970’s and has undergone a full refurbishment in 2019. This contemporary 2 bedroom cottage enjoys beautiful, well equipped and modern accommodation that sleeps 4 people with every modern convenience required. Located in the conservation area of Port Isaac only a 200m walk from the harbour.

This contemporary 2 bedroom cottage enjoys beautiful, well equipped and modern accommodation that sleeps 4 people with every modern convenience required. Located in the conservation area of Port Isaac only a 200m walk from the harbour and has a sea glimpse from the living room and garden, The Lobster Pot has private parking for 1 large car(or 2 smaller ones) and a private south facing garden.

Port Isaac is a charming Cornish fishing village famed for TV’s Doc Martin and the recent film Fishermen’s Friends who you can see performing live in the harbour on Friday evenings in the summertime. The village is home to many lovely coffee shops and cafes plus pubs and restaurant and for a special occasion Nathan Outlaw the famed chef has 2 restaurants. There is a fish market on The Platt opposite the lifeboat station and a pebble beach and rock pools which can be explored at low tide. Nearby Port Gaverne and Port Quinn are lovely places to visit on foot or by car whereas further afield are Polzeath with its large sandy surfing beach, Rock which has a passenger ferry to Padstow.

Modernised cottage near Port Isaac and all North Cornwall amenities - Coastal Path, beaches, Bodmin Moor, Wadebridge Camel Trail and many more! Many country pubs and surfers' paradises. The cottage has spectacular views of the sea and sunsets all year round! Port Isaac (of Doc Martin fame!) is visible from the cottage a mile away. St Endellion is just up the road for the famous music festivals held twice a year.

This is a warm cosy, quirky conversion with all mod cons. Open plan living spaces leading directly onto a large deck that is perfect for those afternoon and evening sundowners! The deck has steps that lead onto the sloping grassed garden for private enjoyment.

Pendoggett is a small and quiet village with a pub about 100 yards away. Food shopping can be done at the nearby excellent farm shop/café at St Endellion or Port Isaac Co-op. Wadebridge is about 20 mins away for Tesco, Aldi, Lidl and Co-op supermarkets and many other shops. There is a splendid café/deli in the Foundry Court for your caffeine hit or other delights! There is another splendid pub about a mile away, the St Kew Inn, with superb outdoor areas next to the church and is on the way to the main A39 road to Wadebridge and Camelford via St Kew Highway which also has a good food pub the Red Lion. We can give you many more suggestions on arrival!

Miss Fishers is a charming two bedroom cottage less than five minutes walk from the centre of Port Isaac, where the iconic "Doc Martin" is filmed. This beautifully renovated holiday home boasts super-fast WiFi, a shepherds hut, wood burning stove, fire pit and sumptuous furnishings. The property comes complete with your very own Shepherd's Hut, where you will discover a few DVDs of Doc Martin episodes and Saving Grace along with a selection of books. There is plenty of seating for everyone to share the space and use it as a Summer House, or, if you need to attend to some work whilst away, it also has a writing desk and wi-fi. If you want to do something more exciting, the iPad in the kitchen is pre-programmed with plenty of local activities to inspire on your Cornish self-catering escape. It contains lots of useful local information for activities and places to eat and visit locally. Try coasteering, stand up paddle boarding (SUP), surfing, kayaking or walks on the stunning coastal path. There is a list of dog friendly beaches and restaurants for our four-legged friends to enjoy too. Relax and soak up the selection of calming music and Fisherman's Friends sea shanties, or alternatively, log into Spotify via the app and play your music through the cottage's bluetooth speaker. The dogs and children will love the all year round turf in the garden. There are two large patio areas for you to enjoy, but the one around the Shepherd's Hut gets a slightly longer day. On the patio nearest the house you will find an Indian barbecue (you will find some recipes on the iPad) which is perfect for making fresh seafood and delicious local delicacies, as well as toasting marshmallows! Additional Information Two well behaved dogs are welcome (small additional charge). All Ground Floor Accommodation: Open-plan sitting/dining and kitchen area Kitchen With electric oven and induction hob, retro style fridge freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. iPad. Sitting room With a contemporary wood burning stove, Freeview television with built-in DVD player and french doors to the rear garden. Dining area With dining table and benches. Bedroom one With double bed and french doors to the rear garden. En-suite shower room With rain shower, wash basin, WC and heated towel rail. Bedroom two With twin single beds. Family bathroom With bath and shower over, wash basin, WC and heated towel rail. Outside: Shepherd's Hut. Garden with all year "astro" style turf. Two large patio areas, one with an Indian barbecue and garden furniture. Parking for two cars.

*Special March Weekend Offer* 6-9/3 (SOLD) and 13-16/3 @£66 night Look for Friday dates for summer bookings, 7 nights minimum stay commencing Fridays. The Beech Hut at St Kew Escapes, the perfect getaway for couples, a short drive from the beach, in a private secluded garden near Port Isaac. You'll enjoy your own kitchen, shower, sitting & dining area, log-burner, bedroom with king size bed & luxury linen. Nearby is a traditional village pub serving fine local ales and food.

A peaceful place to stay, a short drive from the beach. The Beech Hut is nestled under a 150 year old beech tree in a private garden near Port Isaac. Your own kitchen, shower, sitting & dining area, bedroom with king size bed & luxury bed linen. Minimum 7 nights stays are accepted from May-September, arrival day is Fridays. Short breaks, minimum 3 nights, are available from October to April. The Beech Hut in St Kew village and offers a comfortable stay with luxury mattress, bed linen and fluffy towels (except beach towels). The kitchen has a microwave/convection oven, electric hob, fridge with small freezer compartment, slow cooker so that you can come home to a hearty meal after a day exploring and a dishwasher - no need to worry about the washing up! There is no TV but guests can play DVDs on the flat screen. A selection of books and DVDs are provided for guests to use, take and add to. Wifii is also available but the connection is not always suitable for streaming. The Hut is fully insulated, cool in the summer with a log burner to keep you cosy in the winter - this is the main source of heating and logs are provided. The garden is frequently visited by barn and tawny owls along with many other wild birds and colourful butterflies. The Beech Hut is accessed by the garden path, cars can be parked nearby in the driveway. Guests can explore the garden and dip toes in the cooling stream on hot sunny days. It is separate, not overlooked by the house and contains everything needed for your stay. New for 2019, there is now a washing machine available to use in the out house. We love having guests to stay and will provide a map and tide information to help you plan your days. On arrival you'll find a welcome hamper with essentials to get you started in the kitchen and we love sharing our inside knowledge on beaches, waves, places to go and things to do if this is your first time. We will usually be here to welcome you on your arrival. The Beech Hut is secluded yet in the heart of the village and just a few paces away from the fabulous St Kew Inn with traditional Cornish ales and some of the best pub food in Cornwall served at lunchtime and in the evening. There is a large private, partially covered deck were you can BBQ on the chiminea or lunch at the picnic table in the sun in the garden and listen to the stream flowing by. The north coast and Doc Martin's Port Isaac are just 5 minutes drive away and our local village pub and Church across the lane was the setting for filming one of the Rosamund Pilcher episodes recently. If you're coming to relax, wind down and enjoy the beaches, Padstow, Rock, Polzeath, Daymer Bay, Trebarwith Strand are just some of the beautiful local options. It's possible to visit a different beach every day if you want to explore. For an active holiday there are many activities all within a half hour drive, these include: water skiing; co-steering; surfing; and sea kayaking. The Beech Hut is perfectly placed (6 miles cycling from the Hut) for the camel trail which is 18 miles of almost flat off road cycling where all manor of bikes can also be hired and Rick Steins fish and chips or posher grub will lure you to Padstow. There are also the mountain bike trails at Lanhydrock and Cardinham woods, all of these have excellent cafes and make for a great day out. In fact if it's cafes you're looking for, just ask us for our favourite indie places to go to, or our favourite cycling routes taking in stunning sea views. Slightly further afield, but reached within less than an hours drive are the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan and the delightful south coast including Fowey and Looe. The north coast of Cornwall is well known for its fine food and sea food. There are 2 Michelin star restaurants in Port Isaac as well as fine dining in Padstow. Having your own transport is essential due to the rural nature of the location. There is no public transport in the village. Sadly the Beech Hut is not suitable for those with limitted mobility due to the spiral staircase up to the bedroom.

The Beech Hut is secluded yet in the heart of the village and just a few paces away from the fabulous St Kew Inn with traditional Cornish ales and some of the best pub food in Cornwall, served at lunchtime and in the evening. There is a large private, partially covered deck were you can BBQ on the chiminea or lunch at the picnic table in the sun in the garden and listen to the stream flowing by. The north coast and Doc Martin's Port Isaac are just 5 minutes drive away, and our local village pub and Church across the lane was the setting for filming one of the Rosamund Pilcher episodes last year. If you're coming to relax, wind down and enjoy the beaches, Padstow, Rock, Polzeath, Daymer Bay, Trebarwith Strand are just some of the beautiful local options. It's possible to visit a different beach every day if you want to explore. For an active holiday there are many activities all within a half hour drive, these include: water skiing; co-steering; surfing; and sea kayaking. The Beech Hut is perfectly placed (6 miles cycling from the Hut) for the camel trail which is 18 miles of almost flat off road cycling where all manor of bikes can also be hired and Rick Steins fish and chips or posher grub will lure you to Padstow. There are also the mountain bike trails at Lanhydrock and Cardinham woods, all of these have excellent cafes and make for a great day out. In fact if it's cafes you're looking for, just ask us for our favourite indie places to go to, or our favourite cycling routes taking in stunning sea views. Slightly further afield, but reached within less than an hours drive are the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan and the delightful south coast including Fowey and Looe. The north coast of Cornwall is well known for its fine food and sea food. There are 2 Michelin star restaurants in Port Isaac as well as fine dining in Padstow.

Compact twin room in ground floor apartment with storage, sink/wash space, full length mirror and sea view. Use of lounge with Sky/Netflix/Wi-Fi/wood burner. Kitchen with food storage and cooking equipment, large table. Bathroom with bath and shower

A lovely twin room suitable for one or two guests. The room has a lovely sea view of Port Isaac Bay, with views over to the quaint hamlet of Port Gaverne and the rugged north Cornwall coast.

Port Isaac is a picturesque Cornish village located on the rugged north coast of Cornwall. Made famous for various TV programmes and films, most notably Doc. Martin. If you stay before August you have a high chance of seeing the latest series being filmed! There are some lovely restaurants/cafes in the area serving locally sourced produce and great seafood. We have an uninterrupted sea view, that on a warm sunny day is breath taking! There are a couple of pubs locally - The Golden Lion, and The Port Gaverne hotel, both of which are friendly and welcoming. The village has the finest seafood on offer with three seafood restaurants. Nathan Outlaw's restaurant is a stones throw away and has two Michelin Stars, his other one Michelin star restaurant is in the heart of the village. Our personal favourite is The Mote as we have had some great times and equally great meals there. The CO-OP is a 5 minute walk where you can purchase most things. On alternate Friday's the local shanty singers 'The Fisherman's Friends' perform down at Port Isaac Harbour, not to be missed! The village is not really suitable for wheelchair use or for those with mobility problems due to the hill down into Port Isaac harbour and Port Gaverne.

We provide Bed & Breakfast for two in our purpose built all electric detached family room in Trewetha, five minutes from Port Isaac. Infants travelling with their parents are of course free of charge, a travel cot is available on request. There is a fee of £40 per person per night for additional accompanying guests. Breakfast is served in our cottage opposite from 7 am-9 am. Footpaths from Stonelands to Port Issac and Port Gaverne link with the coastal path. A single well behaved dog is welcome.

Originally the shared wash house for the three workers dwellings that now make up Stonelands cottage, the building was completely redeveloped in 2013 to form the existing accommodation. There are two single beds on the ground floor and a small double on the mezzanine above. A door from the ground floor sleeping/living space leads to a wet room. Tea & coffee making facilities are located in the room with fresh milk provided.

Trewetha is a small hamlet just outside Port Isaac with footpaths leading to Port Isaac & Port Gaverne. Port Isaac can also be reached by car in 5 minutes or by foot following the road. It is also an excellent location for viewing the night sky (when clear) as there is minimum light pollution .

Small one bed room in family home ((IMPORTANT- please read location description).

Little Heyday is a self-contained, detached annex with its’ own parking space and small enclosed garden at the top of Port Isaac fishing village. It is a welcoming and quirky place to stay and not a traditional house!

Little Heyday is a self-contained, detached annex with its’ own parking space and garden. We bought this house 12 years ago and completely renovated it. We used to let the main house and stay in the annex. We adapted Little Heyday to our own holiday requirements as our daughter grew. It is a wood timbered building which forms the Sitting Room, Dining and Kitchen areas, with a shower room off this room; the door leads directly into the paved, self-contained garden. We extended it to also incorporate what had been a garage, which we have converted to form two snug bedrooms, a single and a double. The wardrobe and shelving unit for clothes is only in the single bedroom and in a recessed hanging space in the hallway; the double room does have some hooks on the back of the door. The double room has a window, but please note the very cosy single room does not have a window. The garden is paved and has Mediterranean style planting with a table and bench seating and barbecue. There are books, DVDs, and a TV. Little Heyday has been an annex to the main house and let us such since the Second World War when the family moved in and let their house to a family from Bristol. It is a welcoming and quirky place to stay and not a traditional house! We are at the top of Port Isaac fishing village and within easy walking distance of Port Gaverne. Port Isaac has two Michelin starred restaurants and many other places to eat and drink, as well as a pub, which is welcoming to dogs. Children can paddle in rock pools and older children can engage in the coastal excursions at Port Gaverne, whose pub also welcomes dogs. We are within short driving distances of the family beach at Daymer Bay, surfing beach at Polzeath, the cinema, Camel Trail and amenities of Wadebridge, long walking beach at Rock and restaurants and shops at Padstow.

One of the great things about Port Isaac is that there is so much to do you do not need to use your car whilst here if you don't want to! There are a range of dining options, from pub food to Nathan Outlaw's Michelin starred restaurant. There are local art galleries and craft shops, a Pottery, miles of coastal walking along the South West Coastal Path. In high season you can take part in sea based activities such as kayaking and coasteering in Port Gaverne and listen to the Fishermen's Friends sing on the Platt. Beyond the village there are National Trust properties, the Eden Project, Truro and its' Cathedral, a multitude of beaches and family based facilities. There are 2 Spa's at Polzeath and a public swimming pool at Wadebridge. There is nightlife in Newquay and an annual Surfing and music festival called Boardmasters in August. The local cinema in Wadebridge is very good and has 2 screens; it also shows the NT Live performances which can be pre-booked. There is a further, larger cinema in Truro. Many of the pubs in Wadebridge also host live music events. There is a very high quality classical music festival, St Endellion Music Festival at the end of July/ beginning of August and a Book Festival.

Our pretty three bed house has sea views, light airy rooms and a pretty garden. We have a separate sitting room with views to the coast and sea. Our kitchen diner is light and airy with a large oval table. There are three bedrooms, two doubles and one bunk bedded. The shower room has a full length walk in shower, loo and basin. There are heaters in all rooms. Our parking space is small and only a small car will fit (Golf). There is a car park close by for larger cars.

What makes our space unique is our location. We have sea and coastline views from every room. We are five minutes walk from the harbour and beach and all the hustle and bustle of the old village with its collection of independent shops, cafes and restaurants, two of them Michelin starred. You can walk the SW coast path from sunrise to sunset and see North Cornwall in all it's glory and when you walk is over enjoy a sundowner on The Platt and watch the sun disappear beyond the horizon. Visit during spring and summer and see Doc Martin being filmed in the village. Meet the cast and watch all the action!

We live in a small fishing community where all the people that live here know each other and in many cases they know several generations of all the families. We have an influx of visitors in the summer and that brings the opportunity to meet new people and make new friends. Although Port Isaac retains all its charm and tradition it is a very vibrant place where something is always happening. We are the home of TVs Doc Martin, now in its tenth series and the shanty singers,Fishermens Friends still sing on the platt.

Cosy, hideaway, romantic 250 year old refurbished cottage in the pretty hamlet of Trelights near Port Isaac. Authentic features. Small sun trap of a garden to watch village life go by. Fully equipped and ideal for couples or families. Close to the surfing beach of Polzeath and family beaches of Daymer Bay and Rock. Close to the coastal path and local attractions. Complementary therapies also available. Small well behaved dogs welcome, please ask.

The cottage is cosy but has all you need for a perfect getaway/holiday. Open plan living/dining room and kitchen, hall, porch, two good sized bedrooms, one with double bed and the other truckle bed so room can be made up for one or two, and bathroom makes this a very comfortable and well equipped cottage.

Very friendly village with a farm shop, church and hotel (bar and restaurant) within 10 minutes walk. Also the coast path and Port Isaac within 30 mins walk. The nearest beach is 10 minutes drive and there are plenty of beaches to choose from all within 30 mins drive. Lots of activities nearby such as kayaking, canoeing, boat hire, cycling the Camel trail, plenty of things for children to do and plenty of local attractions.

The Cottage is placed right in the historical centre of Port Isaac and after a recent renovation is one of the smartest and cosiest in the village. The Cottage, nicknamed 'Bert's Cabin' is a champion of traditional design which is neatly reflected in its unique panelling. Bert's Cabin is the perfect romantic or family get away if you're looking to spend a relaxing few days by the sea. Dolphin Street is situated behind the harbour which means you are very much secluded from the crowds.

My aim is to provide something original, beautiful and ultimately very different from the standard white washed rentals that have lost the character that we love about Cornwall. The bedrooms have double beds but both can be made up into twin singles on request.

Port Isaac is very well known for many things: - Nathan Outlaws Fish restaurant (No 1 in the UK) - The Fisherman's Friends (local Sea Shanty Group) - Doc Martin - A wide variety of independent businesses - Fantastic walks, pubs and places to swim

A basic, but comfortable holiday home in a quite outstanding position overlooking the beach at Polzeath. The house is just a few moments walk from the beautiful golden sands and there is simply loads to do in this wonderful area of Cornwall. Can be combined with Comehither next door, to sleep up to 10 people.

Hithertwo and its adjoining property Comehither are in a quite outstanding position overlooking the stunning beach at Polzeath. This enviable location is perfect for those looking to take advantage of the superb surf in the bay or to maybe explore some of the fascinating walks around nearby Daymer Bay or around the dramatic Pentire Headland. The quaint villages of Port Isaac and Port Quinn are just a short distance away and you can catch the ferry to Padstow and enjoy some of the best food in Cornwall.Hithertwo is a basic, but comfortable holiday home benefiting from outstanding views across the beach at Polzeath from either the conservatory or the kitchen. There is a raised patio area immediately outside the property with outside furniture, which is also a brilliant place to enjoy the view from. It is a small property that is ideally suited to just 2 people, but with the sofa bed, can accommodate up to 4 at a squeeze. It can be rented with Comehither to provide accommodation for up to 10 people.Accommodation Ground Floor only: The entrance leads into the conservatory and then through into the sitting room / kitchen / diner. The sofa bed here provides a reasonable double bed. The master bedroom with two 3' single beds (which can be pushed together on request) leads off the sitting room. There is a separate shower room & WC.Exterior: The enclosed garden has an external table and chairs as well as two sun loungers on a small patio.Facilities & ServicesHeating is via night storage heaters. The kitchen has a range of cupboards & worktops. There is an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, a fridge, small chest freezer and washing machine. The sitting room has a digital TV & DVD player. There is an iron & ironing board.Miscellaneous Electricity and bed linen are included but you will need to provide your own towels & beach towels. There is parking available for up to 2 vehicles below the house. Up to two well behaved dogs will be permitted at a small additional cost of £25 per dog / per week although please remember that you cannot leave dogs unattended in the cottage alone. Regrettably no smoking is allowed. There is a cot and high chair available. Free WiFi is obtainable at the Tubestation Surf Lounge close to the property.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£50 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Polzeath has one of the best surfing beaches in Cornwall with acres of flat golden sands. Lifeguards and board and wetsuit hire are available all summer. Polzeath has a selection of restaurants, cafes, public houses, surf shops and schools, a post office and convenience stores. If golf is your thing, not only are the 18 holes of the Point at Polzeath on your doorstep but St Enodoc with its two 18 hole courses is also only a 10 minute drive with views overlooking Padstow and the Camel Estuary. Within walking distance are also Rock, Daymer Bay (great for windsurfing), Pentire Point, St Minver and Trebetherick. If you brought man's best friend with you then the options are limitless. The Camel Trail is a flat 17 mile multi-use path that follows the old railway line between Wenfordbridge, Bodmin and on to Wadebridge and Padstow. Bike hire is available in Wadebridge and Padstow. There are coastal paths aplenty with stunning rugged Cornish coastline to admire - although there are some big cliffs if your dog is of the more excitable variety! Fishing is available on the Camel River (passes can be acquired from Wadebridge Pet Shop).

PQ2 Complete escapism. Arrive, park up, grab your bits and head down to the cabin along a private 300m footpath. Breath in the fresh Cornish sea air and crack open a cold beer under the trees and take in the stunning location.

Please note PQ2 is aimed at people looking for a secluded getaway where no mobile phone reception is a good thing. You’ll need to park up at the farm and walk 300m to the cabin. Also the bed is raised and requires climbing a ladder. Kick back and relax at PQ2. Everything you need is in the cabin. Set in a valley that runs out to the sea at Port Quin. Here you can forget about the outside world and switch off. Light the fire, nestle down in the snug lounge, put your favourite tunes on the speaker and stair out at the epic views. Take the private path from the cabin out to the road and take a 1 mile stroll down to the beach and go for a swim. If you enjoy walking you can pick up the world famous south west coast path here and either head north or south. You’ll discover empty beaches, amazing scenery and fresh Cornish air! The cabin itself is a full off-grid living space with all you need for a night or a month. Hot water, a great shower, gas hobs, kettle, a compact fridge, a modern composting toilet and toasty wood burner. Built to utilise all the space, you have a kitchen with breakfast bar, cosy snug lounge located under the raised king sized bed area. Within the lounge you have a sofa and table. Both areas share the same amazing view out of the giant end window down the valley towards Port Quin. Also you have a great outside area, perfect for sun bathing, bbq’ing up or just chilling listening to the stream below rush by.

Port Quin is located mid way along the North Cornish coast in an area of outstanding natural beauty. PQ2 is just 1 mile from the harbour set in a valley with amazing views down to the sea and over the surrounding countryside.

Silvershells is a charming, detached three bedroom bungalow with outstanding harbour views and sea views from the rear garden, within walking distance of the harbour and Port Isaac amenities. Accommodating up to five guests, the property has a fully fitted, modern kitchen; a sitting/dining room with patio doors to decking and garden, making al fresco dining a joy - we recommend picking up some of the mouth-watering, fresh seafood from Port Isaac harbour-front and taking it back to grill up on your own private barbecue; two twin bedrooms and a single bedroom. Built of a traditional design, with outdoor living in mind, take in the spectacular Cornish sunsets as you sit with loved ones and enjoy the views. The private raised deck is south facing and a real sun trap with magnificent views where you can barbecue and sunbathe. There is also a large, lawned garden area to enjoy. Port Isaac has also been made famous as it’s alter-ego 'Port Wenn' in the television series "Doc Martin" – visitors can actually ascend the flower-lined hill path to take a peek at the Doctor’s Surgery, with its breath-taking views over the crystal clear waters on the surrounding coast. Additional Information Silvershells is not suitable for very young children or guests with limited mobility due to un-level access and steps. Two well behaved dogs are welcome (small additional charge). All Ground Floor Accommodation: Sitting/dining room Spacious and light room with fireplace (not working), patio doors to the decking and garden and television and DVD player. Dining area with serving hatch to kitchen. Kitchen Well equipped with an electric range oven, large full size fridge, freezer and microwave. Cloakroom With wash basin and WC. Bedroom one With twin beds and television. Bedroom two With twin beds and a wash basin. Bedroom three With a single bed and wash basin. Family bathroom With bath, separate shower, wash basin and WC. Outside: The private raised deck is south facing and a real sun trap with magnificent views and garden furniture where you can barbecue and sunbathe. There is also a large, lawned garden area to enjoy. Easy parking for two cars to the front driveway.

Three Gates Meadow is a small B & B. There is a double room with a king size bed and use of a private bathroom. This room is situated on the ground floor and has tea and coffee making facilities, television, towels, bedding and some toiletries provided. Wifi is available throughout the house. There is ample off road parking which is essential during the busy Summer season in Port Isaac. I also have available a twin bedded room if guests prefer that arrangement.

Pop's Place is located in the beautiful secluded cove of Port Gaverne a short 10 minute walk up the steep hill to the picturesque harbour at Port Isaac - home of the fictitious Doc Martin and the real life Fisherman's Friends. Pops Place is a self catering annexe with private patio and parking. A short walk away is Port Gaverne beach ideal for swimming, body boarding, sailing or beachcoming. The Port Gaverne Hotel offers delicious locally sourced food and real ale. Extra charge for dogs.

We overlook the cove of Port Gaverne and a short walk up the hill to Port Isaac, which is the filming for Doc Martin. The Fishermans Friends sing on the Platt some Fridays in the summer. Michelin Star restaurant Nathan Outlaws and also his Fish Kitchen down in the village.