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Willow cottage is a newly renovated beautiful fisherman’s cottage, it is situated in a quiet street in the heart of the picturesque fishing town of Looe yet only 2 minutes walk to the beach, harbour and town centre with many cafes, shops, pubs and restaurants. Access to the cottage is on the level so suitable for all. Dogs are welcome to stay but we would ask you to respect this old lady of a cottage, Unfortunately there is no parking with the cottage A beautiful seaside town for all to enjoy

Willow cottage is a lovely old cottage to stay, all we ask is that you treat it as kindly as you would your own home. Willow cottage does not have parking, the harbour car park is situated 4 to 5 minutes walk (3 to 4 100 meters) from the cottage, this car park is generally used for short stay parking as it can work out quite expensive. The Millpool car park and Pearns boatyard car park are situated over the bridge in West Looe and take 5 to 10 minutes to walk to ,these are generally used as longer stay car parks as they are cheaper. Would also add that the cottage is more suited for 2 adults and 2 children rather then 4 adults as it is a small cottage.

Willow cottage is at the heart of everything in the town, just 2 minutes walk to the seafront, shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants, yet it is in a secluded quiet area.

Little Pudding Cottage offers bespoke accommodation with panoramic harbour views, yet is only minutes from the bustling centre of historic fishing village of Looe, Cornwall.

Looe, Cornwall Self Catering Little Pudding Cottage Stunning Harbour Views 1 min Walk to Looe Town Centre Secure Gated Parking by Cottage Lovely comfy bed with 2000 pocket sprung mattress 5 Star hotel quality with Egyptian cotton bedding. If you don’t have the most perfect luxurious squishy night's sleep, check your pulse! 4K SMART TV. 42” wall mounted, latest state of the art TV. Netflix 4k streaming, watch zillions of Free Movies NowTV streaming, watch zillions of Free Boxsets Free Wi-Fi Superfast Fibre Optic broadband Universal Quad Dock Docking Station for all mobiles Secure Key Coded Gated Entrance Self Contained Private Cottage 1 Bedrooms (sleeps up to 2/4 with the use of the sofa bed) A truly charming, luxurious, little gem of a cottage, situated in an idyllic location in the hills above East Looe, with dazzling views over the river and its stunning historic harbour, which lights up at night. The cottage is wonderfully placed, a quiet oasis just a few minutes’ walk from the bustling centre of ancient Looe with its fine beach, busy harbour, quirky shops, traditional pubs and award winning restaurants .You will never tire of the view of the boats in the harbour from the lounge, kitchen and terrace. Decorated in a contemporary style, this romantic cottage is modern and stylish. Believed to have once been a Quaker property, the sympathetic restoration brings together the old and the new beautifully. There are all the conveniences of modern living including high speed internet, smart tv with Netflix and a docking station for mobiles. There is free parking outside the key coded, secure gated entrance to the private annex, which is all on one level. The front door leads into a sleek kitchen with all the modern appliances you will need including washer dryer, built in oven & ceramic hob, microwave, fridge freezer, kettle and toaster. A welcome pack will greet you, to make that essential cup of tea or coffee after your journey. There is a seating area with a dining table and chairs, and a breakfast bar overlooking Looe harbour and the fishing boats. Light and airy in the summer and warm and cosy in the winter with the benefit of gas central heating, the relaxing lounge is tastefully decorated and has panoramic views over the harbour. Relax in comfortable three-seater and two-seater settees (one of which converts into a double bed). The double bedroom has a king size bed ready made-up with Egyptian cotton bedding, built in wardrobes and bedside cabinets. The modern, white, en-suite bathroom has wall heating and luxury towels are provided. The outside areas are all private and for holiday guest access only. The outstanding feature of the cottage is the truly stunning upper deck. It has a luxurious, contemporary, dining table and chairs, together with matching sun loungers and parasol. The perfect place for a lazy summer lunch, or romantic, alfresco, dining as the sun goes down in all its golden glory, revealing the magical backdrop of the lights of Looe Harbour. On the lower level is a tropical garden, a peaceful haven for reading or quiet contemplation, with shaded seating. Leave behind the stresses of modern life and with Little Pudding Cottage as your base enjoy the fabulous scenery, charming shops, authentic pubs and fantastic food and drink that makes Cornwall a county that is easy to fall for. With great customer feedback and many returning visitors, you can rest assured that your holiday at Little Pudding Cottage will not just be memorable, but unforgettable! Book Now Securely with Airbnb !

Looe is considered one of the loveliest of the unspoilt Cornish fishing villages and has many outstanding restaurants with a myriad of quaint shops and a labyrinth of streets to explore. With its fleet of small fishing boats returning their catches to port daily, the village has a reputation for procuring excellent fresh fish. Local activities include sailing, fishing and diving. Explore the mystical magic of Cornwall with its pretty beaches, picturesque villages and impressive coastal walks atop its craggy cliffs. Visit Cornwall's ecological cause célèbre, the Eden Project. Inside these futuristic domes you are transported to other worlds filled with weird and wonderful plants from the Rainforest or colourful blankets of tulips from the Mediterranean.

This stylish, unique apartment situated in the heart of the ancient port of Looe. A contemporary design with quality furniture & fabrics,open plan living accommodation with separate sleeping area. There is a well equipped kitchen with large fridge freezer and washing machine. A modern bathroom with bath/shower. Guests are welcome to bring one small/medium sized dog (a charge applies) There is private parking within a complex, with key entry just 500 meters away (*please enquire for details*)

Free Wifi throughout the apartment. Intercom remote entry Remote velux windows and electric blinds Centrally located ...but quiet location Iron and ironing board Flat screen TV DVD and Radio All home amenities included

Just 2 minutes walk from glorious Looe beach situated directly on the harbour front in the heart of Looe centre But still remains secluded and quiet the best of both worlds a great popular location

Wake up to a stunning sea view from your bedroom at Port Looe Cottage. This gorgeous detached Cornish cottage has either a sea, harbour, estuary or river view from every room. From the terraced garden to the side of the cottage you can also enjoy a fantastic panoramic view from high up Looe River to the whole of East Looe, along the coast to Rame Head and out to sea. Port Looe cottage was once owned by King Edward VIII and overlooks the coastline from Hannafore Point in West Looe Cornwall.

Living room: a generous open plan sitting room/dining room with two sofas. Freeview HD smart TV with catch up channels. French doors from sitting area leading to conservatory with access to garden. At the other end of this room, a dining table and chairs. Bluetooth speaker for smartphone/tablet. Kitchen: with ceramic hob with double oven and grill under. 50:50 fridge freezer, microwave, kettle and toaster. First floor family bathroom: with 3/4 length deep bath and powerful shower over, wash hand basin and toilet. Master bedroom: Spacious with double bed, bedside drawers and small built in wardrobe. Bedroom 2: with two 3ft single beds and hanging rail. Dressing room: with large inbuilt wardrobe, freestanding mirror and dressing table, access to fire exit and stairs. Garden: terraced paved garden small set of steps to upper tier two small tables and four chairs. Parking: right beside the cottage big enough for a Mercedes c class estate car.

This haven of tranquillity is in the quiet part of Looe and only a short stroll from the beach at the end of a no through lane. Everything that is to enjoy in East and West Looe is on your doorstep. If you turn left from the cottage you are shortly in the heart of West Looe with the 16th century Jolly Sailor Inn and The Sardine Factory fine dining restaurant. From here you can either take the ferry (75p) across the river to East Looe or take the short walk across the seven arch bridge built in 1853. With its abundance of restaurants, shops cafes and pubs in the heart of East Looe you will then be only a moments meander through the medieval back streets to the beautiful family friendly beach. Turning right out of the cottage will bring you to Hannafore beach, the perfect spot for rock pooling. Here you will be only be a few moments from the beautiful AONB that extends from Hannafore to Talland Bay and Polperro. Ideal for a days walk to enjoy the stunning coastline. Port Looe Cottage is an amazing place from which to explore The Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Helligan, Jamaica Inn and the filming locations for Poldark, Rosamund Pilcher, Doc Martin and all that is to enjoy in Cornwall. And at the end of the day after parking in the private space next to the cottage you can drift off to sleep while listening to the sea.

This is a fantastic 1 bed detached modern apartment set within the grounds of the owners property and laid out on one level. This apartment is all about prominent position and views. Situated in the exclusive Hannafore area of West Looe. Please note there is a flight of steps down to the apartment from the parking space. To access the town there is a 15 minute walk, but the walk to the Hannafore is only 5 minutes. Please note that due to recent events the apartment is deep cleaned every time.

The apartment consists of a kitchen/lounge/diner, a showroom and a double bedroom. All linen and towels included. Fully equipped kitchen.

Beautiful views lovely quiet setting.

This single room with lovely views of Looe harbour is situated within Bridgeside Guest House, two minutes away from the town centre. It has its own private bathroom which is located down the hallway and includes a full English breakfast.

Bridgeside Guest house is a bed and breakfast located in East Looe, Cornwall. This single room is on the first floor of the property at the front of the house which boasts lovely views of the bridge and harbour. There is no ensuite however there is a private bathroom which is down the hallway specifically for the room. The room itself has a single bed, tea and coffee making facilities, free wifi, TV and a full English breakfast.

Looe is a quaint fishing village situated in South East Cornwall which offers a choice of restaurants, bars and activities such as crabbing, walking, shopping and boat/fishing trips. It also has a lovely safe bathing beach with its famous Banjo Pier which is just a five minute walk from the guest house.

Enys view is a penthouse type apartment above our split level House , with Panoramic views of the Harbour, Estuary, Sea , rolling Hills & woodlands , in a beautiful location , quiet , yet walking distance from the town , front of the property is off street gated parking. The apartment is decorated to a high standard a contemporary style with modern appliances throughout there is a decking area to the back of the property steps down , amazing views if the suns shining it’ll be with you all day🌞

The Apartment has a fitted Kitchen Neff oven & induction hob , toaster , microwave & fridge all you need for a great stay . Luxury contemporary dining area seats 4 comfortably Decking area with seating and loungers for a relaxing drink or just to watch the world go by Good size bedroom with French bedroom furniture , Double bed & luxury 1200 thread Egyptian cotton bedding . Full size Double sofa bed in lounge gives maximum flexibility on sleeping options. Good size lounge with 50 inch smart Panasonic smart tv pus sky Free Parking on gated drive Central heating / individual heater Bath / Shower Egyptian cotton Towel /Bedding / Tea-towels provided Toiletries provided (shower gel , conditioner, shampoo ) Milk ,Tea , & Coffee also .

The Neighbourhood - twin Historic town / fishing port of East & West Looe joined with a Bridge either side of a pretty estuary surrounded by woodlands , Looe is tidal so we don’t accommodate big beamers , so we have mostly under 10 metre boats-We are so lucky to live here we have beaches , woodland walks, coastal walks , tennis courts, sailing club with championship races, crazy golf , a few miles away is Looe Golf Club an 18 hole golf course designed by six times British open champion Harry Varden , we have a small museums , maybe you’d to book Fishing trips for mackerel , reef trip , or shark fishing trip we don’t land sharks anymore we tag and release or maybe you’d like to look at the fish auction and have a filleting lesson and then cook you’re own !! You are also able to book trips to Looe island , to Polperro .

*Lambing in February & March* At Riverview Farm we farm alongside nature and hope you enjoy the peace and natural environment during your stay with us in our self contained private annexe to our farmhouse with its own entrance and outdoor space. Walk along our river, sit by the lake, enjoy the stars & we are just a few minutes easy drive into Looe with its sandy beach! Ideally situated to explore Cornwall and Devon Riverview Farm is inspected & certified by Quality In Cornwall & eCo Cornwall.

Riverview Farm is a small working farm, set in wonderful countryside in South East Cornwall. We welcome all our guests - we really enjoy having you here to share our special place. Freshly decorated every year – our space is spacious, private, sunny and well equipped. Free Wifi & open all year. Private outside seating area, south & west facing filled with flowering tubs, with beautiful views along our valley around the lake & the East Looe River. Peace & quiet, with abundant wildlife, birds and flowers – sit beside the lake & enjoy! Conserving habitats and supporting wildlife is a priority for us and we have many birds on the 'red' endangered list here. Parking immediately outside. The stars & night sky are wonderful here. 7 minutes drive from the bustling, lively fishing port of Looe with its excellent restaurants and sandy beach. No road noise – just peace & quiet! Scenic walks around our farm and nearby. A great base if you're walking the South West coast path. Looe is a great place to Kayak with easy launching and beautiful areas to explore. Well behaved dogs welcome.

The area is beautiful and tranquil with no light pollution and visitors can relax and unwind, take in the views and enjoy the stars. Looe is just a few minutes drive away and has all the local amenities including many individual shops in a pretty, traditional high street. There is also a surgery in the local doctors for holiday guests to the area.

BRAND NEW 6 PERSON HOT TUB! This beautiful split level bungalow is superbly located just a 10 min walk from the centre of historic Looe and a number of idyllic beaches. This property benefits from outstanding views of West Looe river and its valley. These views are best enjoyed from the hot tub and west facing garden where you can soak up the warmth of the sun from late morning until it sets over the Cornish hills. If you wish to book for more than 7 nights please send a request.

Entire property and garden.

A friendly residential area, 3 minute walk to the local shop, take aways, and a local pub serving good beer and cider. The centre of town is a short 10 minute walk away, 15 minuets on the way back up the hill, where you can reward yourself with a cup of tea or something stronger and enjoy well earned views. 3 beaches all within a 20 minute walk. If you can’t get everything you need from the well stocked farmer’s market, fish market and various convenience stores in town then the local supermarket is a mere 15 minute drive away. Plymouth is the nearest city, just a 35 minute drive through Cornish countryside.

Private room with stunning views of the Looe River and surrounding woodland. The room has a double bed with plenty of storage. a kettle, coffee & tea are provided in the room. Towels & bed linen included. * Please note that the attic room is accessed via very narrow wooden steps, although there are handrails, this may not be suitable for physically disabled people or people with restricted movement* Full English breakfast is also included. No parking however i offer a drop off/pick up service.

Large Double room at the top of the house, with velux windows looking out over the stunning Looe River and surrounding countryside. Access to your room is via two staircases & although I am more than happy to assist you with your luggage into the attic room, access will be at your own risk.

Looe has a wealth of places to explore. If you are a lover of nature and walking. Trenant Wood has several different walk routes for you to follow. The restaurants in Looe are second to none, with a variety of high quality fish restaurants. Looe also has Indian and Chinese restaurants, a Mexican and Thai Restaurant as well as catering for the more traditional pallet. And of course, Looe serves up a cracking fish and chips.

A lovely terraced cottage, suitable for three children and two adults. The cottage is in an elevated position with good harbour and sea views. The harbour, beach and shops are a few hundred yards away down some steep cornish steps. The cottage is approached via a single track lane and a foot path. There is a dedicated car space in a car park 200 yards away.

The recently refurbished cottage has two bedrooms both with sea views, one with a double bed, one with three single beds. There is a family bathroom. Downstairs the open plan kitchen/living area opens out onto a sunny decking area, which overlooks the harbour. The living room has a wood burning stove TV, DVD and wifi. To the rear of the cottage there is a utility area and WC.

Behind the cottage is a wild flower bank and single track road leading up to The Downs, West Looe. The harbour and shops are a few hundred yards down a pulse quickening flight of steps that lead from the front of the cottage into West Looe. You can walk or get the ferry across to East Looe.

Bake Cottage is grade 11 listed approx 200 years old. 2 bedroom ( 1 double 1 bunkbeds ) Lounge and separate kitchen. Wi fi with Sky entertainment package DVD player

Walking distance to all amenities in Looe enjoy the hustle and bustle then come back to the cottage for peace and quiet.

A Victorian dwelling mainly on one level. The accommodation is a room with inside latch. Our home is quirky and will appeal to the seasoned traveller.

We can offer the following on request. Hair dryer, coffee and tea facilities. Use of the washing machine or tumble dryer is an additional cost.

Easy walking distance to bus stop (2 minutes) Town centre 5-10 minutes depending on pace. Main Looe Beach is 10 minutes, although West Looe beach and the river ferry is a short stroll down West road. The town offers many attractions that welcome individual travellers and families. Nearest public house The Jolly Sailor offers live music food and fine hosts. Many cafes and eating establishments that cater for a busy holiday trade. Boat trips are popular with a number of oppression to fish with local fishermen at sea.

BAY VIEW HOUSE is a stunning property offering stylish accommodation with magnificent views over Looe beach and Bay. The house which has been completely converted in late 2015. It over looks the historical Cornish fishing town & is a short stroll down to good restaurants, bars & great pubs. The area is host to many festivals of music, food, art & much more. The sun comes up & goes down over the large decking area boasting amazing views. A perfect setting for a Cornish holiday retreat.

Bayview House is an open plan ground floor living space with underfloor heating, taking full advantage of the spectacular views over the beach, Looe bay & the town. There is two comfortable sofas & two arm chairs in the lounge area. A 52" flat screen wall mounted smart TV, with BT SPORT, Netflix, Echo dot, board games(Monopoly/chess/cards)Wii console and DVD player. The dining room table is large & can seat 10..The kitchen consists of Dishwasher, large fridge, double oven/grill, 5 burner hob with wok burner, microwave, toaster, cafetière & Tassimo coffee machine. The laundry room has a freezer, 8kg washing machine, separate tumble dryer, iron & board..There is a downstairs WC. Master bedroom 1 (Beach/bay view)has a king size bed, wet room with shower, LED mirror with shaver power points, basin, heated towel rail and wall mounted DVD/TV. Master Bedroom 2 (town view) has a king size bed, wet room with WC, shower, basin, LED mirror with shaver power point, heated towel rail and wall mounted DVD/TV. Both bunk bed rooms have adult size bunk beds & wall mounted DVD/TVs. The family wet room has a bath & separate shower, WC, basin, LED mirror with shaver power point & heated towel rail. There is also a separate WC upstairs. The outside decking area is large & has an 8 place table & chairs, Webber BBQ & sun loungers. For all those sandy feet & muddy paws, there is an outside shower room, with a working warm shower, wetsuits & beach wear can be kept here. There’s buckets, spades, crabbing sets, body boards & nets for guests to use. There are baby gates at the top & bottom of the stairs. High chair available on request. Dog matt & drinking bowl supplied. ALL BEDDING & TOWELS ARE SUPPLIED. 2 x TOILET ROLLS SUPPLIED PER BATHROOM ALL CLEANING & LAUNDRY PRODUCTS ARE CRUELTY FREE & WHERE POSSIBLE ENVIROMENTALLY FRIENDLY. BOTH LAUNDRY LIQUID & SOFTENER USED ARE NON BIO. RECYCLING BOXES ARE SUPPLIED & ALL RECYCLING & HOUSEHOLD WASTE WILL BE REMOVED AFTER GUESTS DEPARTURE.

Bayview House is elevated above the beach & is situated up the hill on a no through road, so is very peaceful, we have lovely neighbours of which we have known for many years. The area is safe & quiet.

The Sail-Loft is situated in Looe on the coast of South Cornwall. As one of the town's premier self-catering cottages, sleeping up to six, it has a quayside location and is only minutes from the main beach. The Sail Loft dates back to the late 18th Century when it was used as a public house known as The Pier Inn. It is now a bright, relaxing holiday home in the centre of the historic fishing port of Looe and aspires to fantastic views over the busy Looe harbour and West Looe beyond.

The Sail Loft's quayside central location ensures that many of the pubs and restaurants are within easy walking distance, however, this means that if you are looking for a quiet, tranquil holiday, staying in the centre of Looe is probably not for you.

Hideaway is a small, self contained apartment, in West Looe. It is away from the roads, tucked away in the greenery of the Cornish hillside. The self contained apartment is on the ground level with its own front door (full privacy), and is light, modern and ideally situated for those looking to explore the Looe area (coast, woods, estuary), and not be bothered by anyone.

The Apartment is served with a Queensize bed, with fresh bedding. A cup chair is also provided. The Apartment has its own en suite bathroom and micro kitchen with Microwave oven. Hideaway is ideally suited for singles, or couples sharing. The small apartment is also 40 or so steps to the front door, up the historic granite steps of Chapel Ground. It is not suitable for those who struggle with stairs. Trust me. If you don't mind a bit of a climb, it's lovely and quiet up here, above town, with no cars or traffic.

Looe is well served for shops, cafes and restaurants. The West Looe Spar is well stocked, with fresh pasties, pastries and pizzas. It's amazing how much you can cram into one 'old fashioned' corner shop. There is also a Londis store, otherwise known as West Looe General Stores, has an excellent meat and cheese counter, fresh dairy, fruit and veg, bread and drinks. East Looe has 2 fully stocked Co-Op stores, Quayside Fresh grocers and both sides of Looe have a wide a range of local shops, cafes, restaurants and eateries.

Lovely one bedroom self catering holiday apartment occupying what must be the finest position in West Looe standing high on the curve of the river with outstanding views of Looe Harbour, the Banjo pier, the beach and out to sea. Having such stunning views means that you can enjoy staying in the flat at any time of the year. On & off-season Looe has plenty to offer. The flat is perfect for a couple. The flat is strictly for non smoking guests only. Sorry no pets. Do contact me with any questions

The views are what make our flat such a special place for a getaway. Straight across you will see the harbour and East Looe - to the left the whole river estuary, and to the right out to see. The flat is warm and cosy and has everything you need.

Lovely views - and there is plenty to discover in Looe and some amazing places to eat. Great for walking, kayaking, or just chilling on the beach.

PLEASE NOTE: AIR BNB CALENDAR DOES NOT DISPLAY ALL AVAILABLE DAYS UNTIL A CHECK-IN DATE IS ENTERED/CLICKED! Upper Deck at Captain’s Retreat is a bespoke apartment with panoramic views of rolling hills, estuary, harbour and out to sea. To the rear of the property is off street parking and a secluded woodland. The self-contained private apartment is located minutes away from the centre of the historic fishing port of Looe, which boasts a wide selection of restaurants, quaint shops and beaches.

Looe, Cornwall - Self-Catering apartment (Sleeps 2 ) King size or twin beds option. • Secure Key code entrance. • King Size Bed - Twin option available. • Free dedicated parking space. . Street level entry from parking space. .Minutes walk to town with shops, supermarket and amenities . .40” TV. • WiFi . Independent central heating for different zones in the apartment. .Towels, Tea-towels and all Bedding provided. • USB bedside lights to charge phones etc. • Automatic night-time dawn till dusk sensors (light up on walking around in the dark) • Emergency back up lighting in case of power cut. Stunning Estuary, harbour and Sea Views, with a woodland walk to the rear of the property. Looe is an historic fishing port with lots of quaint shops and restaurants. Upper Deck is a penthouse apartment in a beautiful location yet is also quiet and secluded when you have had a good day out and are ready to relax in comfort and luxury. The apartment is decorated in a contemporary style with modern appliances and has a nod to its Maritime history. Captain’s Retreat was once the home of a Master Mariner and retains many original features to the property. The apartment has a fully fitted kitchen with all you would expect of a quality venue with oven and induction hob, boiling water dispenser, toaster, dishwasher, microwave and fridge - all you need for a great stay. Luxury contemporary dining area seats 4 - 6 people in comfort, plus there are additional eating spaces on the balcony for alfresco dining or by the french doors to watch the world go by as you have a drink or boot up the laptop to catch up with the outside world. A welcome pack will greet you with the essential tea, coffee and milk to get you started and there are local supermarkets within easy walking distance to get essential supplies without having to head off in search of a major supermarket. Super cosy in the Winter months yet bright and airy in the summer due to its two balconies and French doors that give you the outside living feel but with the seclusion of being undercover to take in the views out to sea or the harbour. The modern white bathroom gives you the essentials that you need of good lighting, mirrored cabinet and shaver point as well as a dual head shower. Wrap yourself in a warm fluffy towel from the heated rail and enjoy the woodland views. At night Looe Harbour is lit up so why not relax on the balcony with a glass of wine and leave the stress of modern life behind, whilst you kick back and relax with fabulous scenery in wonderful surroundings. Looe has one of the few remaining fleets of day boats that go out and return to harbour with their catch. There are fishing trips and boat rides to enjoy out to Looe Island to watch the Seals as well as sailing, diving, golf and walking. Explore the coastal path and walk to Polperro along the craggy cliffs and then stop off at an authentic Cornish pub before returning to an evening of dining out in Looe with its many restaurants and traditional Cornish ale houses. Upper Deck @ Captain’s Retreat is the perfect base for getting around - Explore Looe with its labyrinth of fisherman cottages then get out and about whilst in the knowledge you have a great place to return to. Looe has a railway line so you can explore by train and enjoy coastal and country views, whilst the Eden project is also within easy driving distance. The location Of Looe means you are not more than two hours drive to the Lizard Peninsula or Lands end. Charlestown with its tall ships and location filming of Poldark is within easy travelling distance and makes for a great day out Looe is famous for its New Year firework display where the Cornish tradition of fancy dress is very much alive and kicking. The Music Festival brings thousands of visitors to Looe annually and there are numerous events throughout the year for visitors and locals alike.

The twin historic towns of West and East Looe are located on either side of a pretty estuary surrounded by rolling wooded hills, with the lower trees dipping their branches into its tidal waters. It is also very well protected from the storms of the Channel and the Atlantic on the South Cornish coast. This small thriving fishing harbour is everything expected of a Cornish seaside town - quaint old buildings, twisting streets, smugglers taverns , beaches and some of Cornwall’s finest pubs and restaurants. The fishing fleet land their catch on the old harbour Fish Quay which also provides a base for the many boatmen offering everything from short sea trips to longer fishing trips to catch mackerel, conger and shark. Looe also has its own railway, the Looe Valley Line, a single track branch line running alongside the estuary and river through the rolling countryside between Looe and the main line at Liskeard into London Paddington . The Looe Sailing Club hosts regular Dinghy racing and large championships in the bay. A few miles inland is Looe Golf Club, an 18 hole golf course that was designed by the six times British Open champion, Harry Vardon, and the championship course at St. Mellion is 18 miles away. The maritime City of Plymouth, with its theatre, harbour, aquarium and shopping centre, is just 22 miles away.

A Cornish Cottage unlike any other! This stunning 19th century, three story Fishermans Cottage has been newly refurbished to a high standard whilst maintaining all of its original charm. After exploring the beach (only 200 m from your doorstep),coastal path and town (50 m) relax, anchor down and enjoy a glass of wine or Nespresso nestled between the cliff face and original ship beams. This quaint retreat is packed full of character and brings that rustic, boutique feel to Cornwall.

This really is a truly unique Cornish experience, the cliff face is built into this stunning Fishermans cottage, complete with original ship beams, spiral staircase and low ceilings it really is the perfect space to anchor down and enjoy the exemplary scenery Cornwall has to offer. The Breakfast table and stools can be moved across to the window seat area which can comfortably seat two young children. There is hanging space in both bedrooms and a dressing table with stool, mirrors and hairdryer in the main bedroom. *PLEASE NOTE; JUNE-AUG WE HAVE A FRI-FRI BOOKING RULE* This is due to the peak season changeover demand.

Spacious ground floor appt overlooking the Quayside in West Looe. Comfortable living/dining room with TV & DVD player. 1 bedroom with double bed and walk-in wardrobe. Fitted kitchen with oven, microwave & fridge. Shower/wc. Heating by oil filled radiators. Facilities: Washing machine, iron, hairdryer. Internet WiFi free. Smoke detector.

Riverside appt is a 10 min walk to East Looe where there is a lovely sandy beach with many cafes, restaurants and pubs. Ideal for coastal walking.15min from train station. 30 min from Plymouth. Parking opposite (payable locally)

We have been in our bungalow for eight years after moving back to Looe 25 yrs ago. It is a small, family home in a quiet area of Looe, only a few minutes downhill walk to the town & beach, where you can book boat & fishing trips. Most of Cornwall's tourist attractions are only a short drive away. The Southwest Coast Path is just around the corner. There is ample parking opposite & a Spar shop & pub within easy walking distance. We have two large, licky, friendly Collie x German shepherd dogs.

Breakfast can be provided at an extra cost, in the family kitchen. We are happy to share our outside space during your stay, as long as you love dogs!

Looe is full of lovely cafes and restaurants, serving food using locally sourced ingredients, providing breakfasts, lunches and evening meals. Looe island and the Eden project are well worth a visit, as are Bodmin Moor, Dartmoor and the mining and smuggling haunts of days gone by. Doc Martin and Poldark have been filmed only a short distance away.

ROOM ONLY This is a front facing room at Kantana Guest House with views over West Looe river. Available for reservations as a single or a double. PLEASE NOTE BREAKFAST NOT INCLUDED.

Enjoy beautiful views of the Looe River and Looe Valley Line, and enjoy a day at the beach less than 5 minutes walk away.

Two Bedroom (sleeps3+1). Secure sea front parking in allocated space included in price. Less than one minute to the sandy beach, shops, pubs and restaurants. Stylish Art Deco bathroom with bath and walk-in shower. Superfast Wi-Fi and smart TV Central heating, washer/dryer and dishwasher. Addition child's bed available for single room. Low season short breaks and special offers. Non smoking throughout and no pets.

Summary: The Old Museum has one double bedroom with a double bed, one single bedroom with a single bed (additional floor mattress for child if requested). There is a stylish Art Deco bathroom with a walk-in shower as well as a full size bath with a shower over. There is a fully fitted well equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, washer/dryer and a microwave. The lounge has a comfortable sofa bed. The whole property has a Cornish slate floor and slate window cills with wooden Georgian sash windows and the original solid door. There is central heating throughout, a telephone free for National and local calls and free superfast WiFi. The sandy beach is less than a minute's level walk. Bedroom one: Bedroom one has a really good quality double bed, bedside tables with side lights, bedside rugs, built-in double wardrobe, full length mirror and hair dryer. Cotton bedding and towels are provided. Bedroom two: Bedroom two has a comfortable single bed, bedside table with side light, bedside rug, double wardrobe, full length mirror and hair dryer. An additional cube bed (foam mattress on the floor) can be provided. Cotton bedding and towels are provided. Bathroom: The stylish Art Deco bathroom has a walk-in shower, a full size bath with a shower over, heated towel rail, mirror and cupboard. All towels are provided. Kitchen: The fully fitted kitchen has a dishwasher, clothes washer/dryer, a fridge with a 4* freezer compartment, electric oven and a gas four plate hob, microwave, toaster, electric kettle, coffee presse, cookware, crockery, cutlery etc.. Lounge/dining room: The dining area has a dining table and four chairs. The lounge has a really comfortable large sofa bed, side table with light, coffee table, portable radio/CD player and wall lights and feature walls showing the ancient stone work. There is a “Smart 40" TV” with built in DVD player. In addition to the usual TV stations you will be able to watch BBC iPlayer, Netflix, Amazon etc., if you have accounts. Linen: Cotton bedding and towels are provided. You need bring nothing with you except anything required for your baby. Parking: A sea front allocated, numbered parking space for one car is included in the price. East Looe Town Trust do not permit the parking of dormobile-type or minibus vehicles. The car park has a lockable gate and lighting and is very secure. There has never been a car crime reported relating to this car park. The parking space is not available until 4:00 PM on your arrival day and must be vacated by 10:00 AM on the day of departure. Notes on accommodation: The whole apartment has a Cornish slate floor, gas central heating, free superfast WiFi and a telephone that is free to use for local and national calls. Although there is no outside space there is a long bench by the RNLI and seats on the prominade where our guests often sit for that cup of coffee or glass of wine. The apartment is non-smoking and pet free. Access: There are no steps from the car park to the front door. There is a 7 CM step by the front door. The front door is wider than normal and the hallway is one meter wide. There is a walk-in shower with a step up and a full size bath. From the front door to Looe beach there are no obstacles with a ramp leading to the sand.

Just a three minute walk from The Museum Apartment and you will find yourself on the South West Coast Path with miles of superb, breathtaking coastline. Whether you are looking for an afternoon stroll with spectacular views or a challenging hike, such as a 13 mile walk to beautiful Rame Head, you’ll find it all here. The South West Coast Path continues to the west from Hannafore Point in West Looe (cross the bridge, turn left and continue towards the coast), taking in more stunning beauty spots such as Talland Bay, Polperro, Lantivet Bay and Lantic Bay. Walk to the ancient fishing village of Polruan, approximately 4 hours, stop for well earned fish & chips and take the passenger ferry across the estuary to picturesque Fowey town. You can always take the bus back to Looe from Polruan Quay. There is a wealth of local attractions easily accessible from The Museum Apartments including: Talland Bay; the picturesque fishing port of Polperro; Woolly Monkey Sanctuary; the internationally renowned Eden Project and Tate Gallery St Ives. National Trust properties in the area include Lanhydrock, Cotehele, Mount Edgcumbe, Port Eliot and Antony House and can be easily reached from here, as well as beautifully rugged Bodmin Moor and a variety of beautiful, sandy beaches, bays and hidden coves skirting our stunning Cornish coastline. Other local attractions include sailing, fishing and diving, and spectacular coastal walks, especially that via Talland to Polperro, Lantic Bay, Lantivet Bay and Polruan. Looe is a small, very quaint and pretty, coastal town and fishing port. Several fish dealers operate from the docks of East Looe. With its fleet of small fishing boats returning their catches to port daily, Looe has a reputation for producing excellent fresh fish. The town is also a centre for shark fishing, and is the home of the Shark Angling Club of Great Britain. The town centres around a small harbour and along the steep-sided valley of the Looe Estuary which flows between East and West Looe to the sea beside a sandy beach. Off shore to the west, opposite the stonier Hannafore Beach, lies the idyllic St George's Island, otherwise known as Looe Island. Looe's main business today is tourism with a large number of pubs, restaurants, and shops. East Looe centres on its broad sandy beach with the distinctive Banjo Pier. Stretching back from here is a grid of narrow streets forming the ancient centre of the town, packed with many small shops, restaurants and pubs, and the Old Guildhall, now a museum. Along the estuary lies the quay, with several fish dealers. Towards the bridge lies the Victorian Guildhall, and just north of the bridge the railway station. This is the terminus of the Looe Valley branch line to Liskeard, a very popular and picturesque journey, itself an attraction (at Liskeard, the line connects with the main Plymouth to Penzance Great Western Main Line). West Looe spreads west from the bridge on the Polperro Road and along the waterfront south of the bridge are restaurants, pubs and pretty cottages leading towards a cluster of shops and businesses and the Church of St Nicholas. Further south along the coast road is Hannafore Point, marking the edge of Looe Harbour, with to the west the wide, stony Hannafore beach, facing across a narrow channel to Looe Island (officially called St. George's Island). Beyond lies a coastal path leading to the hamlets of Porthallow and Talland, and from there on to Polperro. On New Year's Eve, Looe has a surprisingly large celebration; it is on the list of top 10 places in the UK to celebrate the New Year. The small fishing town, usually quiet in winter, due to the largely seasonal economy, is host to an influx of visitors. People flock the streets in their hundreds, wearing fancy dress, a tradition upheld by all ages. The crowds begin the evening in the town and slowly move towards the seafront for a fireworks display, and the announcement of the New Year.

You couldn't get closer to the beach unless you sit on it. This self-catering, one bedroom holiday home in Cornwall has everything you need for a romantic holiday or short break. Take your wallet, partner and shoes if you are planning on walking further than the glorious sandy beach. You will find everything else you need for a perfect vacation in the restored Cornish fisherman's cottage. At night time you may just catch the sound of the waves breaking on the beach, but nothing else.

Sand Dune is located on the first floor of The Old Cornish Museum less than one minute from the sandy beach. The apartment has central heating, a fully equipped kitchen, dining table, comfy sofa, a bathroom with a full size bath and shower over and a comfortable bed with quality linen and towels provided. There is a set of outside granite steps to it's own front door and lobby.

Just a three minute walk from Sand Dune and you will find yourself on the South West Coast Path with miles of superb, breathtaking coastline. Whether you are looking for an afternoon stroll with spectacular views or a challenging hike, such as a 13 mile walk to beautiful Rame Head, you’ll find it all here. The South West Coast Path continues to the west from Hannafore Point in West Looe (cross the bridge, turn left and continue towards the coast), taking in more stunning beauty spots such as Talland Bay, Polperro, Lantivet Bay and Lantic Bay. Walk to the ancient fishing village of Polruan, approximately 4 hours, stop for well earned fish & chips and take the passenger ferry across the estuary to picturesque Fowey town. You can always take the bus back to Looe from Polruan Quay. There is a wealth of local attractions easily accessible from Sand Dune including: Talland Bay; the picturesque fishing port of Polperro; Woolly Monkey Sanctuary; the internationally renowned Eden Project and Tate Gallery St Ives. National Trust properties in the area include Lanhydrock, Cotehele, Mount Edgcumbe, Port Eliot and Antony House and can be easily reached from here, as well as beautifully rugged Bodmin Moor and a variety of beautiful, sandy beaches, bays and hidden coves skirting our stunning Cornish coastline. Other local attractions include sailing, fishing and diving, and spectacular coastal walks, especially that via Talland to Polperro, Lantic Bay, Lantivet Bay and Polruan. Looe is a small, very quaint and pretty, coastal town and fishing port. Several fish dealers operate from the docks of East Looe. With its fleet of small fishing boats returning their catches to port daily, Looe has a reputation for producing excellent fresh fish. The town is also a centre for shark fishing, and is the home of the Shark Angling Club of Great Britain. The town centres around a small harbour and along the steep-sided valley of the Looe Estuary which flows between East and West Looe to the sea beside a sandy beach. Off shore to the west, opposite the stonier Hannafore Beach, lies the idyllic St George's Island, otherwise known as Looe Island. Looe's main business today is tourism with a large number of pubs, restaurants, and shops. East Looe centres on its broad sandy beach with the distinctive Banjo Pier. Stretching back from here is a grid of narrow streets forming the ancient centre of the town, packed with many small shops, restaurants and pubs, and the Old Guildhall, now a museum. Along the estuary lies the quay, with several fish dealers. Towards the bridge lies the Victorian Guildhall, and just north of the bridge the railway station. This is the terminus of the Looe Valley branch line to Liskeard, a very popular and picturesque journey, itself an attraction (at Liskeard, the line connects with the main Plymouth to Penzance Great Western Main Line). West Looe spreads west from the bridge on the Polperro Road and along the waterfront south of the bridge are restaurants, pubs and pretty cottages leading towards a cluster of shops and businesses and the Church of St Nicholas. Further south along the coast road is Hannafore Point, marking the edge of Looe Harbour, with to the west the wide, stony Hannafore beach, facing across a narrow channel to Looe Island (officially called St. George's Island). Beyond lies a coastal path leading to the hamlets of Porthallow and Talland, and from there on to Polperro. On New Year's Eve, Looe has a surprisingly large celebration; it is on the list of top 10 places in the UK to celebrate the New Year. The small fishing town, usually quiet in winter, due to the largely seasonal economy, is host to an influx of visitors. People flock the streets in their hundreds, wearing fancy dress, a tradition upheld by all ages. The crowds begin the evening in the town and slowly move towards the seafront for a fireworks display, and the announcement of the New Year.

Newly renovated Turtles Rest is just 1 minute from the beach, harbour and town with local restaurants, shops and pubs, set back in a quiet court yard. Our bright & airy apartment is on the middle floor of a beautiful old old victorian house. The apartment is secure, sound proofed with it's own separate entrance & shared roof terrace. You walk into an open plan living and kitchen area. Bedroom 1: Kingsize bed Bedroom 2: Double bed Bathroom: Bath and separate shower

If you are a larger family or group then we have another listing which is within the same building. www.airbnb.co.uk/rooms/31306963 Turtles rest was built in the 1830's originally a merchants house over looking the butchers market. - We have put lots of thought and care into making the space a homely place to stay, from the hand printed artworks on the walls, British made ceramics dotted around the apartment to the quirky mid century drawers and locally made hanging rails. - Free private parking space 50 yards away by the beach. - Kitchen has dishwasher, washing machine + dryer.

One minute from the sandy beach and five minutes from the rock pool beach. Lots of local independent shops selling artwork, clothing and homeware, plus beach shops to pick up your bucket and spade just minutes away.

The Old Chapel was built in 1840 and was the local Sunday School .It is nestled amongst the old fishermen's cottages. There is private parking outside the Chapel. There is also two outside seating areas where you can sit and relax after a lovely day out. The access to the top flat is by the path that runs by the side of the Chapel at the end is a wrought iron gate and stairs to the apartment.

The harbour is just a short stroll down the road where when the tide is in you can catch a ferry to cross to East Looe cost 50 pence. there is also some local shops one is a really good delicatessen a coffee shop ,Hairdressers, Barbers, Cafe,Beauty salon also there is the oldest public House in Looe The Jolly Sailor where children and dogs are welcome with a good selection of real Ale and wine. The beach on this side has rock pools and is dog friendly You from here view of the Island . The access to the coastal path to Polperro is to then right of the river. East Looe has a sandy beach and various shops and restaurants Thai ,Italian, Indian,Fish n Chips,and various English restaurants and public houses. The coastal path to Seaton is on the left just before the beach .

If you enjoy walking the coastal path is a 10 minute walk away to the west it is 6 miles to Polperro you will pass Talland bay the cafe there sell various snacks and drinks .You can also hire Kayaks there Polperro is a quaint fishing village .I would recommend The Blue Peter public house for food and hospitality. We also have a Kilminorth woods you just follow the river around under the bridge pass the Amusement Arcade and a few shops to the car park then onto the woods. We have various boats who do fishing trips mainly for Mackerel also the Islander boat that can land on Looe island for a small fee.there is also a Glass bottom boat that goes around the Island. There is a Museum in East Looe telling the history of looe also in West Looe there is the Sardine factory which has a climbing wall for children a museum on the history of fishing in Looe and a restaurant and coffee shop. There are Tennis courts and Pitch and putt and Bowls available at Hannafore for a small fee. The Library and children's park is by the Millpool car park. But the most popular pastime which is free is crabbing by the river children and Adults compete to see who can catch the most.

Sand Martin Apartment One bedroom (sleeps two) Less than one minute to the sandy beach, shops, pubs and restaurants. Superfast Wi-Fi. Smart TV. Central heating. Fully equipped kitchen.

This apartment is for you if you enjoy: Being within one minute of beautiful sandy Looe beach. A location two minutes from the shops, restaurants and pubs. Staying in an almost traffic free area. The sound of the waves breaking on the sea shore. A car free holiday if desired. A cosy and warm home from home Walking the coastal paths at any time of year Areas of outstanding natural beauty within walking distance Staying in a proper working fishing town with friendly locals High speed WiFi connection.

Just a three minute walk from Sand Martin and you will find yourself on the South West Coast Path with miles of superb, breathtaking coastline. Whether you are looking for an afternoon stroll with spectacular views or a challenging hike, such as a 13 mile walk to beautiful Rame Head, you’ll find it all here. The South West Coast Path continues to the west from Hannafore Point in West Looe (cross the bridge, turn left and continue towards the coast), taking in more stunning beauty spots such as Talland Bay, Polperro, Lantivet Bay and Lantic Bay. Walk to the ancient fishing village of Polruan, approximately 4 hours, stop for well earned fish & chips and take the passenger ferry across the estuary to picturesque Fowey town. You can always take the bus back to Looe from Polruan Quay. There is a wealth of local attractions easily accessible from Sand Martin including: Talland Bay; the picturesque fishing port of Polperro; Woolly Monkey Sanctuary; the internationally renowned Eden Project and Tate Gallery St Ives. National Trust properties in the area include Lanhydrock, Cotehele, Mount Edgcumbe, Port Eliot and Antony House and can be easily reached from here, as well as beautifully rugged Bodmin Moor and a variety of beautiful, sandy beaches, bays and hidden coves skirting our stunning Cornish coastline. Other local attractions include sailing, fishing and diving, and spectacular coastal walks, especially that via Talland to Polperro, Lantic Bay, Lantivet Bay and Polruan. Looe is a small, very quaint and pretty, coastal town and fishing port. Several fish dealers operate from the docks of East Looe. With its fleet of small fishing boats returning their catches to port daily, Looe has a reputation for producing excellent fresh fish. The town is also a centre for shark fishing, and is the home of the Shark Angling Club of Great Britain. The town centres around a small harbour and along the steep-sided valley of the Looe Estuary which flows between East and West Looe to the sea beside a sandy beach. Off shore to the west, opposite the stonier Hannafore Beach, lies the idyllic St George's Island, otherwise known as Looe Island. Looe's main business today is tourism with a large number of pubs, restaurants, and shops. East Looe centres on its broad sandy beach with the distinctive Banjo Pier. Stretching back from here is a grid of narrow streets forming the ancient centre of the town, packed with many small shops, restaurants and pubs, and the Old Guildhall, now a museum. Along the estuary lies the quay, with several fish dealers. Towards the bridge lies the Victorian Guildhall, and just north of the bridge the railway station. This is the terminus of the Looe Valley branch line to Liskeard, a very popular and picturesque journey, itself an attraction (at Liskeard, the line connects with the main Plymouth to Penzance Great Western Main Line). West Looe spreads west from the bridge on the Polperro Road and along the waterfront south of the bridge are restaurants, pubs and pretty cottages leading towards a cluster of shops and businesses and the Church of St Nicholas. Further south along the coast road is Hannafore Point, marking the edge of Looe Harbour, with to the west the wide, stony Hannafore beach, facing across a narrow channel to Looe Island (officially called St. George's Island). Beyond lies a coastal path leading to the hamlets of Porthallow and Talland, and from there on to Polperro. On New Year's Eve, Looe has a surprisingly large celebration; it is on the list of top 10 places in the UK to celebrate the New Year. The small fishing town, usually quiet in winter, due to the largely seasonal economy, is host to an influx of visitors. People flock the streets in their hundreds, wearing fancy dress, a tradition upheld by all ages. The crowds begin the evening in the town and slowly move towards the seafront for a fireworks display, and the announcement of the New Year.

This tastefully decorated rear room in Bridgeside Guest House can occupy up to 2 people. It includes a super king sized bed, an ensuite bathroom, wifi and full english breakfast and is only a two minute walk into Looe town center.

A family room on the second floor of a 8 bed roomed guest house overlooking the harbour and bridge in East Looe. Includes a double and single bed, ensuite bathroom, tea and coffee making facitilies and Full English breakfast. The property is just a five minute walk from the beach and 2 minutes into the town making it an ideal location for a stay in Looe.

Looe is a quaint fishing village situated in South East Cornwall which offers a choice of restaurants, bars and activities such as crabbing, walking, shopping and boat/fishing trips. It also has a lovely safe bathing beach with its famous Banjo Pier which is just a five minute walk from the guest house.

Superb three storey sea front cottage renovated and refurbished to a very high standard. Offers luxury self catering accommodation equipped to the highest standard. Fresh bright and contemporary whilst being comfortable and homely. Sleeps 5 people.

Ground floor open plan kitchen very well equipped double oven and grill, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge with freezer compartment, microwave and toaster. Lounge/dining area has leather sofa and chair with dining table and seating for 5 people. Flat screen tv/dvd. First Floor - Bedroom with double bed, drawer unit and hanging space. tv/dvd. Fantastic sea views. Bathroom - bath with shower over, wash basin and w.c. Second Floor - Lounge/chill out room sofa with additional chair (single sofa bed - if required no provision for Linen made), radio/cd/ipod docking station, games and books, stunning sea views. Bedroom 2 - leads off lounge - Bunk Bed (lower 4ft double with 3ft single above). Built in wardrobe/cupboard. Egyptian cotton bed linen and towels supplied throughout. T Towels Travel cot and high chair available.

Cottage overlooks the sandy beach and offers some of the best sea views. It s situated in the heart of East Looe with shops, traditional pubs and award winning restaurants just a few yards away.

A FEW SHORT PACES FROM THE HARBOUR Regent House is a rare town house by the quay in west looe. Enjoy the spectacular early morning boats coming in and out of the harbour, catch the ferry to east looe or enjoy the 10 minute walk around to hannifore and enjoy the amazing views over to looe island. Everything is on the doorstep... We cater for 1 small well behaved dog.

Built in 1816, Regent House is a georgian town house which comfortably sleeps 4 + 2. The extra 2 occupancies are single beds in the attic room. The house has free WiFi throughout and is a few paces walk from west looe harbour and the ferry to east looe. The house is closely situated to the jolly sailor inn, Looes oldest pub and a 30 second walk to the local spar supermarket and londis delicatessen. The main room in the house accommodates 6 persons, and comes with an open plan dining and lounge with log burner, ultra HD TV, xbox and blu-ray DVD player. There is a large family kitchen with dishwasher, washing machine/dryer, cooker, microwave, and nespresso coffee maker. The kitchen contains a breakfast bar with stools and amazon alexa. The heating is controlled through nest and alexa. On the first floor a light airy landing, typical of a house of this period, leads to two large bedrooms, the master with an en-suite toilet, and an additional family bathroom. The two main bedrooms both with bay windows, and high ceilings. The master bedroom features a super-king size bed and HD television. The second bedroom, a double bed with a HD television. A landing door leads to the attic room, which includes 2 single beds and roof lights with views over the harbour. The house sleeps 4+2 and the attic is suitable for teenagers or children.

This is a very quiet street backing on to the quay. The pub is 2 mins away and the local spar 1 minute.

Modern town centre property close to the beach, shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs.

Cormorants has been fully furbished and is beautifully finished throughout. This first floor apartment is packed full of character and the space has been well utilised to offer a comfortable, modern and welcoming space that is sure to delight guests. The main living space is an open plan kitchen, diner and lounge. The kitchen is small but well thought out and includes; electric oven and gas hob, extractor, dishwasher, microwave and fridge with freezer box. There is a dining table and four chairs and the lounge is comfortably furnished and has a large flat screen TV with DVD player and sound bar. A real bonus of this property is the second lounge/snug which affords flexibility for family groups. Again beautifully furnished this room also has a flat screen TV and DVD player. Accessed from the first lounge are the two bedrooms, a comfortable double bedroom with ample storage and lovely bright twin room again with plenty of clothes storage. A family shower room with mixer shower, wc and wash hand basin completes the accommodation. The owners of Cormorants have taken great care to finish the property to a high standard whilst retaining its original character and it will appeal to many as a holiday home. The delights of Looe including the beach, river, fishing harbour, shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants are all on the doorstep. With gas central heating throughout guests are sure of a comfortable stay all year round. There is a reserved parking space for the property in a car park less than 10 minutes walk away. You can pull up close by to unload.

The historic fishing port of Looe has been and continues to be a popular Cornish holiday destination.

Newly refurbished cottage in the heart of East Looe, perfect location right on the harbour (you can’t get any closer). East Looe beach is a 5 minute walk away and shops, restaurants/bars a 2 minute walk. But still set down a quiet street for your beauty sleep.