Padstow, Cornwall (Click to view on map)

2 Bedroom Cottage in Padstow

Oc 3658 Wagtail Cottage is a 2 bedroom dog friendly property in Cornwall, England

Oc 3658 Wagtail Cottage is a dog friendly holiday cottage from HolidayCottages.co.uk

4 guests
2 bedrooms
1 bathrooms
dog friendly

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Immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of the Cornish countryside at this wonderful stone cottage. It sits on a pretty complex of properties on a working farm, just 2 miles from the quaint village of St Merryn. Sleeping four people across two bedrooms, this cottage is perfect for families or groups of friends who are looking for a serene bolthole to call home while they discover the wild beauty of the Cornish coast together. Pack up a picnic and spend a glorious day at Trevone Bay; and in the evening, come home to your cottage''s garden, pour yourself a glass of something cool and crisp, and soak up the blissful country views. Experience a perfect blend of coastal and countryside comfort in this lovely, single-storey stone cottage. Step inside and you''ll be greeted by a delightful hallway. Make your way to the spacious, traditional lounge and take a moment to make yourself at home before heading to the galley-style kitchen to rustle up your favourite meal. Gather everyone to eat at the elegant dining table, or head out to the pretty garden to dine alfresco while you admire the uninterrupted country views. After dinner, head back to the lounge and stretch out to catch up on your favourite TV shows before bedtime. At the end of the day, discover two country-inspired bedrooms down the hallway: one cosy king-size, and one twin. A modern shower room adjacent to the bedrooms completes the layout. Spend a wonderful day walking along the charming harbourside at Padstow (5 miles). Take a little time to appreciate the traditional Cornish architecture, and then head into a cosy restaurant to sample the daily catch. Alternatively, grab your walking boots and hike along the beautiful Camel Trail (7.5 miles). Keep your eyes peeled for fascinating remnants of historic railway infrastructure, like bridges and tunnels. If you''re lucky enough, you may also be lucky enough to see otters and bats.