5 Bed Cottage in Downderry
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For a group holiday by the seaside, it’s hard to beat this chic holiday home that enjoys direct beach access (100 metres). It’s in a lovely, secluded location along a private beachfront road, for plenty of peace and quiet during your stay. The property is located in the quiet coastal village of Downderry, with a pub, shop and restaurant within 300 metres. It’s got space for up to eleven guests, making it ideal for celebrations among family or friends.
This dreamy beachfront retreat has a welcoming atmosphere, with light-coloured walls and plenty of natural materials. You’ll spend much of your time in the spacious open-plan living area, which has large windows so you can absorb those views while you relax on one of the sofas or eating at the table. A wood burner will ensure you all stay toasty during the chillier months. There’s also a separate sunroom with additional seating and garden views. In the glossy kitchen, you’ll have a marble-style work surface and a breakfast bar for snacking and coffee drinking. At night, choose from four king-size bedrooms, two with en-suite bathrooms, and a welcoming bunk bedroom. A well-appointed family bathroom completes the interior. Outside, unwind on the large lawn with a gate and steps that lead to the beach. Outdoor furniture, a gas BBQ and garden games should keep everyone entertained, while a games room/summer house with an additional fridge and table football gives you more options for family fun.
As well as the beach at Downderry, Seaton Beach (1 mile) is fantastic for enjoying the views and sea air – at low tide, you can walk all the way there along the beach. For day trips, the fishing villages of Looe (5 miles), Polperro, Kingsands and Cawsands (all within 10 miles) are great options.
Additional information and rules
. Please enquire if you wish to bring more than 1 dog
– 5 bedrooms – 4 king-size bedrooms, 1 bunk room with a trundle bed
– 3 bathrooms – 1 en-suite with shower over bath and WC; 1 en-suite with separate shower, bath and WC; 1 family bathroom with walk-in rainfall shower and WC; 1 separate WC
– Electric induction hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave and Nespresso coffee machine
– Second fridge/ freezer in the summerhouse
– Utility area with a washing machine, dryer and separate WC
– Travel cot and highchair available
– Wood burner (first basket of logs included)
– Smart TV with Netflix
– Lawn with furniture, gas BBQ and garden games
– Parking spaces for 10 cars enclosed in a private driveway
– Pub, restaurant and shop within 300 metres, beach 100 metres
– Sleeps 10 + 1: trundle bed in bunk room
– Please note that the property has a Ring doorbell camera for security at the front of the property and a camera at the rear covering the back garden towards the garden gate. Please be aware the cameras will activate if the doorbell is pressed or motion is detected
– Please be mindful of children when walking down the steps to the beach
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Location
Location is approximate
Explore the area
A few of the notable places within easy reach of this cottage.
Things to do
- Mount Edgcumbe House and Country Park Grade I Listed Cornish House & Gardens near Torpoint on the beautiful Rame Peninsula. Stunning Cornish gardens and an 865 acre country park. On-site shops, events & restaurants.
- Plymouth Gin Distillery Plymouth gin distillery visitor centre, offering fully guided tours around the Black Friars distillery itself, with an on-site bar and cafe, and a fully stocked gift shop.
- Sterts Arts Centre Sterts Arts Centre, located in the picturesque village of Upton Cross, Cornwall, is a unique outdoor theatre and arts venue. Visitors can enjoy a range of live performances, including theatre, music, and comedy, against a stunning backdrop of the Cornish countryside. With a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, it's a must-visit for anyone looking for a cultural experience during their holiday. Address: Sterts Theatre, Upton Cross, Liskeard, Cornwall, PL14 5AZ
Landmarks
- The Cheesewring The Cheesewring, located on Bodmin Moor in Cornwall, is a unique rock formation that stands at over 20 feet tall. Legend has it that the rocks were formed by the devil himself. Visitors can take a short hike to see this impressive landmark and enjoy stunning views of the surrounding landscape. A must-visit for hikers and history buffs. Address: Minions, Liskeard PL14 5LJ
- The Hurlers The Hurlers, located on Bodmin Moor in Cornwall, is a group of three impressive stone circles dating back to the Bronze Age. Visitors can explore these mysterious ancient monuments and learn about their fascinating history and significance. With plenty of hiking trails and stunning views of the surrounding moorland, it's a must-visit for history buffs and nature lovers alike. Address: Minions, Liskeard PL14 5LJ