3 bedroom cottage

The Property
Dating back to the 1800’s, Shrub Cottage was originally part of the Venus pilchard cellars. Today it is an immaculate three-bedroom whitewashed property situated within easy reach of Port Gaverne’s picturesque natural harbour. The property offers spacious open plan living accommodation on the ground floor with a galley kitchen & pantry, and a dining and sitting area that can be easily reconfigured through the seasons. The enchanting garden and patio provide the perfect spot for alfresco dining. Upstairs three well-appointed bedrooms share use of the family bathroom. The property has been lovingly renovated, with high-quality interiors curated by the current owners with an abundance of character features throughout.

Arranged over two floors, the accommodation briefly comprises:

GROUND FLOOR: Glazed entrance porch with bench seats | Open plan kitchen, dining, living room with original beams and sash windows, a pantry and a cosy wood burner | Staircase with built in stairgate to

FIRST FLOOR: Landing | Family bathroom with shower over | Principal bedroom with window seat and built in wardrobes/vanity | Single bedroom with built in wardrobe and hand basin | Second bedroom with vanity and built in wardrobe.

Mains water, drainage and electricity. Electric boiler & heating.

The picturesque coastal village of Port Gaverne lies along one of the most unspoilt stretches of North Cornwall coastline that lies between the Camel Estuary at Rock right the way up to Trebarwith Strand. The village itself consists of a small collection of cottages, converted fish cellars and cliff top houses dotted around the idyllic cove. The Port Gaverne Hotel & Inn and Pilchards Café are both well regarded eateries. Perfect for swimming, paddleboarding or kayaking, Port Gaverne is also a favourite for coasteering. At low tide there is a small, sheltered, sandy beach with plenty of rock pools to explore. From the beach you can also pick up the Southwest Coast Path, offering miles of scenic walks.

A short walk-up Port Gaverne Hill, lies neighbouring Port Isaac, a thriving village, internationally renowned for its association with ‘Doc Martin’. The village offers a wide range of facilities including a primary school, doctor’s surgery, shops, pubs, B&B’s, and restaurants including two by Michelin starred Nathan Outlaw. Port Isaac boasts an historic harbour, and is home to the popular singing group, The Fisherman’s Friends.

Port Gaverne is superbly located to enjoy the local amenities and wide variety of outdoor activities available nearby including coastal walking, golf, horse riding and water sports at the popular coastal destinations of Rock and Polzeath.

The property has an enclosed patio garden to the front offering a lovely area to relax or dine outdoors. Part gravel and part slate, it is a secluded spot filled with pretty, scented seasonal shrubs. There is space to store bins and recycling on the other side of the porch. To the side of the property is a small timber store for recycling.

Contents are available by separate negotiation (minus personal effects).