Pilgrim Cottage is a beautifully-refurbished spacious cottage, set over two floors with an outdoor dining area, set in a quiet location yet only a stone's throw from the award-winning Porth beach. After parking right outside the cottage you enter into the bright and airy living room with a well-equipped kitchen and dining area. Also on the ground floor is an inviting sitting room with a woodburning stove, perfect after a walk on the beach or along the beautiful coastal path. There is a sleek shower room on the ground floor and a bathroom on the first floor with a stunning extra-deep, freestanding bath. The sun room leads out to the garden with a dining area and barbecue,where you will spend many hours when not on the beach. The bedrooms finish off the interior, with a double and a twin welcoming you to rest after the day’s adventures. You will hardly need your car whilst staying at Pilgrim Cottage as you will be located just a short walk from the stunning coastal path that links Newquay and Padstow with so many beautiful beaches and coves along the way in each direction. From the door you can also find a choice of fine eateries with an excellent Indian restaurant, a pub on the beach itself, and a renowned Tapas bar. Pilgrim Cottage is a beautiful abode with all you need for a memorable holiday in a wonderful location.

The pretty little village of Cornhill-on-Tweed lies on the Scottish Border on the northerly edge of Northumberland, close to Coldstream and Berwick-upon-Tweed and the coast. It is a peaceful area with a breath-takingly beautiful open countryside which is a haven for walkers, cyclists and golfers - whilst the River Tweed is a huge draw for fishermen. The village boasts a post office/shop (which sells most everyday basic items), and a Country House Hotel, The Collingwood Arms, highly regarded for its fine ale and foods. Cornhill is a short drive from Northumberland's Heritage Coast, which boasts castles, miles of stunning sandy beaches with picturesque views across the North Sea and a variety of wildlife residing in the dunes. Alnwick with its period Norman Castle, garden and unique poison garden is easily accessible by car allowing guests to immerse themselves in the area’s history. Explore the Scottish Borders and Northumberland from Cornhill-on-Tweed.

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