Property details

Standing just above Cadgwith cove is a row of attractive terraced Coastguard cottages, built in the 1880s to combat smuggling. Seawatch has been converted into a beautiful and tastefully furnished house, with the extensive sea views that the coastguard needed. The house enjoys a long, south-facing garden and although you won`t want to leave, there are all the delights of Cadgwith and Cornwall on your doorstep. It really is a magical place to stay and with so many places to visit nearby you will definitely want to come again!

ACCOMMODATION: GROUND FLOOR: ENTRANCE PORCH: KITCHEN-DINING ROOM: attractively furnished with stripped wood floor, shaker-style blue cupboards, dining table and chairs, electric cooker, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, microwave and digital radio. LOUNGE: with comfortable seating, flat screen TV and DVD player, open fire and beautiful sea views. French door leads out to garden. Steps down to washing machine/dryer area. BATHROOM: with bath, WC, washbasin and electric shower over bath, heated towel rail. FIRST FLOOR: MASTER DOUBLE BEDROOM: with sea views and a pretty Victorian fireplace. The original look-out is furnished with a chair and telescope. TWIN BEDDED ROOM: from this room a few stairs lead down to second TWIN BEDROOM. OUTSIDE WC: and water tap (useful for days returning from the beach). GARDEN: sunny patio and enclosed sea view garden with tables and chairs. HEATING: night storage heaters and open fire. PARKING: season ticket provided for the car park (approximately 30 yards away). You are able to load and unload in the lane outside the house. SPECIAL NOTES: Towels and tea towels provided. Travel cot and high chair available. There are a number of steps that may make the house unsuitable for the infirm. Security Deposit: £100.

28 June 2019

We had a fantastic stay at Seawatch. It is a lovely cottage, with great views from the garden.

Mrs L Graves, Cambs

10 December 2018

A lovely winter break away from it all. We love the cottage and slept like logs. Wild winds, wild seas and wonderful walks. The Christmas lights were a real bonus. We'll be back next year.

A Wilkes, London