This historic, 3-bedroom stone cottage has been sympathetically refurbished throughout by the current owners, whilst still retaining many period features, including the original pump. Occupying a central location in the heart of Port Isaac village, this Grade II listed property is currently a popular holiday let with John Bray Cornish Holidays. As its name suggests, The Pump was once used as the village pump in the 1950’s, until it was sealed off.

• Open plan kitchen/dining/living room with woodburning stove.

• 3 well-proportioned bedrooms (one en suite) and a family bathroom.

• Full of charm and character with original features throughout.

• Newly renovated and refurbished.

• Small sunny patio to the front with outside storage.

• Rented parking space in Quarry Car Park.

• Moments from the harbour of Port Isaac and the buzz of the village.

• All in approx. 927 sq. ft (56.1 sq. m) 

Steeped in history, The Pump is a charming 3-bedroom cottage, nestled in the heart of Port Isaac. Freshly renovated, this property offers a well-appointed coastal retreat with spacious living accommodation and period features, including slate floors, wooden beams, and Cornish stone walls. Located on Middle Street, only a short stroll from the harbour and some of Port Isaac’s award-winning eateries. Currently a successful holiday let with John Bray Cornish Holidays.

Port Isaac is a popular holiday destination and residential village on the rugged North Cornwall coast, famed for its historic fishing harbour, quaint winding streets and scenic coastal walks. Nearby, in Rock and Daymer Bay, conditions are ideal for sailing, water-skiing, and windsurfing, as well as the renowned St Enodoc Golf Club offering two excellent 18-hole courses. With a friendly local community which cares with great pride for its environment, Port Isaac has a number of good places to eat and drink, all within walking distance, including 2 of Nathan Outlaws eateries. Locally there are also a wealth of excellent restaurants and pubs including The Golden Lion, The Port Gaverne Hotel, Rick Stein’s Seafood Restaurant and Paul Ainsworth’s No. 6 in Padstow. The ferry and water taxi in Rock make travelling to Padstow both enjoyable and easy. Most everyday shopping requirements can be met in Port Isaac but the market town of Wadebridge, with an inspiring collection of independent shops, is only about 8 miles distant. 

Located on Middle Street with a small sunny patio area to the front of the property with external storage with a side entrance and storage box.

Mains water, electricity, and drainage. Rointe electric heaters. 

Contents available by separate negotiation.

Viewings by appointment on the holiday changeover.