Captains Retreat - Boscastle Harbour

NEW PROPERTY available to book from MAY 2026

AT A GLANCE ...

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• Sleeps 5 in three bedrooms. 1 x king, 1 x single and 1 x twin bedroom
  
• A beautifully presented and much loved mid-terrace Victorian town house full of character and charm 
  
• Wonderful views
  
• Parking for one car
  
• Small, private courtyard to rear
  

Set in a truly enviable location, looking down onto the river and harbour beyond, Captains Retreat provides very comfortable accommodation set over three floors. 

Full of character and charm this Victorian town house occupies one of the best positions in Boscastle with parking and a small, private outdoor space too. 

The Valency river which runs in front of Captains Retreat, tumbles into the picturesque National Trust harbour about 300 yards away.  Just opposite you will find the famous Witches musuem and Harbour Light cafe. 

Boscastle offers a selection of lovely little shops and cafes plus the Riverside restaurant with its super terraced garden.  The historic Cobweb Inn which can date back to the 1700's and the Wellington pub (a former coaching inn which dates back to the 16th century), provide a great choice between two rather special licenced premises. 

On the way out of Boscastle (heading north on the B3263), you will find the rather splendid Boscastle Farm Shop.  This fabulous shop has a cafe serving the very best local ingredients on its menu including an awesome selection of delicious home-made quiches and roast meats. 

Just 3 miles away is the beautiful, St Nectan's Glen and Waterfalls, with cafe and woodland walk.  The perfect place to visit if you have a couple of hours to spare. 

Set in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty with splendid walks through Valency Valley, the coastal footpath is close at hand, and the beaches of Trebarwith Strand and Crackington Haven are approximately 7 miles away respectively. 
  
Tintagel, with its King Arthur legends, is 3 miles and the picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac is a 30-minute drive and the setting to Doc Martin and the home of the Fisherman's Friends.