
This 2-bedroom house is a three-storey turn-of-the-century townhouse sitting right in the heart of Padstow, Cornwall. This is a proper town-centre property not a rural retreat so you're steps from the harbour, restaurants, galleries and shops the moment you walk out the front door. The location is genuinely hard to beat.
Padstow is one of Cornwall's most popular coastal towns. You can watch fishing boats from the harbour, visit the National Lobster Hatchery or hire bikes and ride the 18-mile Camel Trail along the estuary. Sandy beaches sit at the mouth of the estuary.
This 2-bedroom house is a three-storey turn-of-the-century townhouse sitting right in the heart of Padstow, Cornwall. This is a proper town-centre property not a rural retreat so you're steps from the harbour, restaurants, galleries and shops the moment you walk out the front door. The location is genuinely hard to beat.
Padstow is one of Cornwall's most popular coastal towns. You can watch fishing boats from the harbour, visit the National Lobster Hatchery or hire bikes and ride the 18-mile Camel Trail along the estuary. Sandy beaches sit at the mouth of the estuary. The raised rear patio catches sun most of the day in summer and seats eight people around the gas BBQ.
The house sleeps four across two king-size bedrooms on the first floor with two bathrooms. The ground floor has a fully equipped kitchen with gas hob and a cosy lounge with a wood burner-effect electric fire. The second-floor lounge has a Smart TV, DVD library and toy box with estuary and rooftop views from dormer windows.
The National Lobster Hatchery is a short walk away. Rick Stein's Seafood Restaurant (0.2 miles, 2 mins), Prideaux Place (0.5 miles, 5 mins), Padstow Harbour (0.1 miles, 2 mins) and the Camel Trail start point (0.3 miles, 4 mins) are all within easy reach.
This property suits families and groups of friends who want to be in the middle of everything Padstow offers. Two lounges, two king-size beds and a sun-trap terrace make this a genuinely practical and well-positioned base.
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Steps from Padstow harbour, restaurants, shops and galleries. Guests consistently rate the location as a highlight of their stay.
The raised rear patio gets sun most of the day in summer and has a gas BBQ with outdoor seating for eight people.
The second-floor lounge has dormer windows on both sides with views over the old town, Cornish countryside and the estuary beyond.
A ground-floor cosy lounge with a wood burner-effect fire and a second-floor Smart TV lounge give families plenty of space to spread out.
The kitchen has a gas hob, electric oven, dishwasher, slow cooker, fridge/freezer and microwave - everything you need for a full self-catering stay.
Up to two dogs are welcome at this house making it a great base for exploring Padstow and the surrounding coast with your pets.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach this stay by car, follow the A389 into Padstow town centre. The property is on the house in the heart of the old town. There is no dedicated parking at the property but the top car park is close by and easy to use.
The nearest railway station is Bodmin Parkway, approximately 14 miles from Padstow. From there, take a bus or taxi into Padstow town centre - the journey takes around 30 minutes by road.
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