Built in the early 1600’s, Trehaverock Cottage is a much-loved family holiday home situated in St Endellion, close to the North Cornwall coast. This charming self-catering holiday cottage sleeps up to six guests in four cosy bedrooms, making it an ideal base for all the family, including your pet, or a group of friends sharing. The property has bundles of charm and character from the slate flooring, exposed ceiling beams and stone fireplace. The kitchen is modern and well-equipped, with everything you could need for self-catering during your stay, and the conservatory dining room is the perfect spot to enjoy your evening meals. When the sun is shining you can throw the doors open and eat outside or play ball games on the lawned garden. In the evenings settle in front of the woodburning stove in the sitting room, or if you are musically inclined, tinkle a tune on the piano. If you do have to catch up on a bit of work while you are away, then the study is the perfect spot to shut yourself away. There are three bedrooms located on the first-floor including the master super-king size bedroom, double room, and twin room, as well as a family bathroom. There is a further double bedroom to be found on the upper ground-floor, which is served by a shower room with WC. St Endelion is a small village roughly 8 miles inland from the North Cornwall coast. The village is known for St Endellion Church, described by the former Archbishop Rowan Williams as his favourite English Church, and which remains a huge part of the spiritual community including the St Endellion Music Festivals and Endelienta. There are number of incredible beaches just a short drive away such as Polzeath, Daymer Bay, Trebarwith Strand, and Harlyn. From Trehaverock you are also within a 10 minute drive of the renowned haven of Rock on the Camel estuary, with its charming foot ferry leading to the culinary jewel that is Padstow. Discover the beauty of North Cornwall from your base at Trehaverock Cottage.

Port Isaac, one of the undiscovered treasures of Cornwall. A beautiful fishing village nestling in a steep sided valley, the old village in the valley remains unchanged from its days of fishing, slate export and smuggling in the previous century

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