Alice's Cottage

Description

Alice's Cottage is a gorgeous, chocolate box, semi-detached cottage tucked away in Kilminorth Woods and only a stone throw from the river's edge and footpath at Watergate near Looe. This beautiful cottage has exposed beams, slate floor and a lovely woodburner. Set in a very quiet and peaceful location, away from the day to day hustle and bustle,  perfect for birdwatchers and walkers.  The sound of the stream running nearby adds to the feeling of tranquillity and relaxation. The footpath to Looe through the woods and along the river is approx. 50m away. the cottage is in a very quiet rural location but with easy road access to Looe and Polperro. The beautiful walk through the woods to Looe is approximately 2 miles and steep in places.

GROUND FLOOR
Lounge: 42" TV with Sky, Blu-ray DVD player, radio/CD/iPod docking station, woodburner.
Kitchen / Diner: Electric cooker, microwave, washing machine.

FIRST FLOOR
Bedroom 1: Double bed (4'6''), built in wardrobe, chest of drawers.
Bedroom 2: Double bed (4'6''), built in wardrobe,
Bathroom: Bath (electric shower over), basin, w.c.

GARDEN & PARKING: Parking for 2 cars at the side of the cottage. Large patio to the front with garden furniture.  Just beyond the parking area is the raised barbecue area.

Changeover Day: Saturday - arrival 3:00pm - departure 10:00am
Power and Heat: Electricity included in rent; electric heating throughout, woodburner in lounge, heated towel rail in bathroom
Bedding and Linen: Bed linen and towels provided (please bring your own beach towels)
Baby Equipment: Not provided.
Shop: 2 ml Pub: 2 ml

NOTES: No smoking, no pets. WiFi provided. Important information about internet usage. Mobile reception varies. Information about mobile phone coverage. Please note as with most cottages, there is restricted headroom due to exposed beams or sloping eaves.

Local Area

The town of Looe has charming narrow streets leading down to a picturesque harbour, and is split into East and West Looe by the river that runs through it, and on down to the beach.  Looe's sandy beach has a little cafe where you can linger over a cup of coffee while people-watching or admiring the view. 

There are a number of lovely cafes, as well as restaurants and pubs to choose from, making this a great destination for the foodies among you.  You will have the opportunity to buy freshly-caught fish from the market on the quay, or if you fancy it, go out on a fishing trip to have a go at catching your own!

If you don't fancy fishing, a good alternative boat trip is to Looe Island, where you can find some lovely examples of rare plants, and spot plenty of wildlife, including grey seals and seabirds.  Looe Marine Conservation Group can give you more information about the island and its wildlife.

Looe is said to be a wonderful place to enjoy the New Year festivities, a time when many happy party-goers in fancy dress descend upon the town to soak up the atmosphere and enjoy a magnificent display of fireworks