Cornwall Cottages, Launceston Cottage Holidays

This upside down property offers TWO bedrooms: 1 double and 1 twin. Bathroom with shower over and WC. Large open plan lounge/fitted kitchen/diner with cooker, fridge, microwave and dishwasher, flat screen TV with Freeview and french doors opening onto a small balcony that overlooks the main courtyard and beyond.

Enclosed rear gardens, part paved and lawned. Night storage heaters. Beaches to the north and south, as well as attractions to suit all tastes which include The Eden Project, Launceston Steam Railway, Tamar Otter Park and Wildwood, Bodmin Moor and Gaol, numerous National Trust properties and more.

Relax on site in the large communal grounds with new child's play area, as well as use of the outdoor solar-heated swimming pool. In the evenings visit the town centre of Launceston, which is less than 1 mile away and offers pubs, shops and restaurants. The White Horse Inn at Launceston offers excellent food and entertainment where a warm welcome is always given.

All properties have use of the shared laundry room. Patio areas with seating. Ample parking. Bed linen, electric and heating included. No smoking inside the properties. 1 small dog welcome. Beach 40 minutes, pub and shop 1 mile. Free high speed WiFi Internet access.

Popular with young and old alike, offering some of the finest beaches and breathtaking coastline to the awe inspiring, expanse and solitude of the rugged Bodmin Moor, a holiday in North Cornwall has something for everyone.

Discover the popular coastal resort of Newquay, the myth and legend of King Arthur's Tintagel, and the quaint bustling market towns of Launceston and Bodmin both ancient capitals of Cornwall.

Bodmin Moor is dominated by dramatic granite tors which tower over the sweeping expanse of moorland; and Launceston, an ancient capital with its impressive Norman Castle standing proudly over the town.

On the estuary the small village of Rock hosts a major watersports centre, perfect for sailing, windsurfing and rowing. Hop on the ferry across to Padstow, or explore the scenic coastal footpaths and inland walks. Nestling in the dunes is St. Enodoc Church where the late Poet Laureate Sir John Betjeman is buried.

Padstow, with its fleet of trawlers, netters and crabbers is a colourful, working harbour. On May Day Padstow dances to a different tune, when the pagan "Obby 'Oss" is unleashed and the narrow streets throb to the ceaseless drumbeat and wild cavortings of this age-old fertility celebration.

Port Isaac is an unspoilt, pretty fishing village and sheltered harbour with interesting shops, quality restaurants, and pubs linked by tiny alleyways.

Meandering up the coast is the quaint fishing village of Boscastle, with its 16th Century quay and charming cottages. Nearby Tintagel is famous for its Arthurian legends and the remains of King Arthur's castle still stand today.

The town of Bude is situated on the Atlantic Heritage Coast of Cornwall, adjacent to fine sandy beaches that offer some of the finest surfing to be enjoyed in all of England.

• Bedroom(s): 2 ( 4 Sleeps )
  1 Double, 1 Twin
• Bathroom(s): 1
  1 Baths, 1 Showers, 1 Wash basins, 1 Toilets
• Indoor facilities: Bath Towels Included, Board Games, Cooker, Digital Radio, Dishwasher, Flat Screen TV, Free 'Wired' Internet Access, Free High Speed WiFi Access, Freeview TV, Laundry facilities, Microwave, Oven, Refrigerator, Toaster
• Outdoor facilities: Basketball, BBQ, Parking, Playground, Playing Fields, Swimming Pool, Trampoline
• Services: Bath towels provided, Laundry facilities, Linen provided
• Access: Car is essential, Off-road parking, Private car park, Stairs

• Other activities: Biking (1 minutes), Bird Watching (1 minutes), Fishing (20 minutes), Golf (15 minutes), Hiking (5 minutes), Horse Riding (10 meters), Sailing (30 minutes), Scuba Diving (30 minutes), Shopping (10 minutes), Swimming (1 meters)