Harbour View is a majestic pet-friendly property in the seaside town of Polperro in Cornwall. This house is perfect for a family or a group of friends looking for a serene getaway as it has simply amazing harbour views from every room, a wood-burning stove in the open-plan living area and a barbecue in the patio garden. Step foot into the inviting open-plan living area and plot yourself down on one of the sofas to settle into your new surroundings. In the kitchen, you have all you need to cook a meal or two with an electric oven and hob, which will entice everyone around the dining table. Unless the sun is beaming outdoors, put yourself in charge of the barbecue to dish up those traditional summer treats in the garden. Wash it down with a drink or two on the bistro seating outside as you look out onto the harbour and take in the surrounding beauty that the property is embedded in. Once the sun goes down, head back inside and warm up by using the wood burning stove. Find something for everyone to watch on the Smart TV or pick out a film to watch with the DVD player available. If you sense yourself fading off, call it a night with two double beds and a twin room on offer. After some rest, start a new day with a rejuvenating shower ahead of more fun. A shop and a pub are on your doorstep for any essentials or a meal out. In Polperro, head to the beach for a day of dipping in and out of the gorgeous sea, pop into the Polperro Harbour Heritage Museum for local history exhibits or visit the unique Polperro Model Village, which has interactive displays. Head out to Fowey for a day out to see the ruins of St Catherine's Castle, which was built by the infamous Henry VIII, go for a hike along Coombe Haven or get the adrenaline pumping at Hangloose Adventure. Further afield is Plymouth, where you can get up close and personal with sea creatures at the National Marine Aquarium, treat yourself to a gin distiller tour or watch a live show at the Theatre Royal Plymouth. Book Harbour View for a surreal seaside holiday that everyone will adore.

The small village of Rackenford is ringed by farms, and agriculture is still the largest single source of employment. Unlike so many small villages, there is still a school, a village shop, a traditional village local The Stag Inn and a social club, providing a strong community spirit. You can discover Village Day on Rackenford Common, the November 5th bonfire, the Garden Club's spring and autumn shows to name just a few. A truly great village with a vibrant community!

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