No.2 The Fish Cellars
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No.2 The Fish Cellars
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| Current Price | £14.99 | July 3, 2024 |
| Highest Price | £14.99 | June 29, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | £14.99 | June 29, 2024 |
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| £14.99 | June 29, 2024 |
Just footsteps from the shore, No. 2 The Fish Cellars is a stunning and unique two storey conversion, refurbished to a very high standard by the present owners with a cosy wood burning stove and comfortable, contemporary furnishings.
Port Quin, Port Quin
Sleeps: 7, Bedrooms: 4
Surfing, South West Coast Path, Cycling, Fishing, Golfing, Sailing, Walking
No. 2 The Fish Cellars is a stunning and unique two storey conversion, lovingly refurbished to a very high standard by the present owners and is located just footsteps from the shore.
The open-plan living area is perfect for cosy living with a beautiful wood burning stove which is surrounded by large, comfortable sofas and contemporary furnishings. The well-equipped kitchen includes a stunning three oven Rangemaster, ideal for cooking up home-cooked feasts which can be relished around the large dining table; alternatively head through the french doors and host dinner al fresco.
The spacious bedrooms upstairs are steeped with character and have lovely views of the pretty courtyard and beyond. The useful utility room and downstairs shower room are perfect for muddy boots and sandy feet after a long day exploring the beautiful Cornish coast.
The property is approached through a pretty courtyard with cobbled stones and has allocated parking for two cars. The word "cellar" is a local term for a fish processing shed and the Fish Cellars were once used to salt and press huge hauls of pilchards into barrels before they were exported to Southern Europe many years ago.
Situated just across the road (literally footsteps from the water) from the picturesque cove at Port Quin, owned by the National Trust. This is a wonderful, tranquil location for sunbathing on the beach, swimming in the sea and relaxing on the rocks, as well as walking the coastal footpath to the quaint fishing harbour at Port Isaac.
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Sorry, no pets.
