Just a few steps from the beach, Pibbies is located in the beautiful Cornish coastal community of Port Isaac.
This charmingly decorated flat on the first floor looks out down Fore Street to the harbour which is a matter of metres away.
Whether just a couple or bringing the family, there is plenty of space in a fantastic location.
You may relax and unwind in the light and spacious open-plan living area by going up a spiral staircase to the blue entrance door.
There are two plush sofas for you to unwind on while the Smart TV keeps you entertained, and a kitchen island where you can prepare delectable meals.
The stylish kitchen space includes an oven, cook top, and microwave in addition to all the pots and pans required to create meals at home.
You might anticipate refreshing yourself in the shower area after a day spent relaxing on the beach before getting some rest.
Choose from one of the three bedrooms—a double, a twin, or a single—and keep a good book and some hot cocoa on the bedside tables.
Gather at the breakfast bar in the morning to power up for the day or go on foot to explore the neighborhood's boutique shops and take in the local flavour.
Doyden Castle, Port Gaverne Beach, and Lundy Bay are all easily accessible from this charming fishing community.
While parking for Pibbies isn't allocated to a space, there can be unreserved space on New Road or there is the New Road Car Park at the top of the village where you can purchase longer term tickets.
Port Isaac offers activities for everyone, whether you want to unwind at the harbour on the beach, tour the castle or go hiking along the breathtaking cliffs.
With the village on your doorstop, you can leave the stove for the night and enjoy the delicacies at Nathan Outlaw's Fish Kitchen or signature restaurant, Restaurant Nathan Outlaw.
There are local eateries, such as Chapel Cafe, for day time nibbles and Fee's Food or Nicky B's for take away delights - why not stock up on local pasties for the freezer at home too while there?!
Put your hiking shoes on and scale the cliffs to the south of the village to reach Port Quin, a local sheltered cove which offers a great area for snorkelling and rock pooling.
For excellent surfing conditions, drive to the small village of Polzeath which offers board and wetsuit hire, alongside companies who can offer surfing lessons.
Across the water from Rock, just down the road from Polzeath, you can hop on the foot ferry to the seaside town of Padstow, which is ideal for foodies and shopaholics alike.
With a visit to Bodmin, you may travel back in time and discover Cornwall's rich past.
Bodmin Keep - Cornwall's Army Museum, the National Trust's Lanhydrock House and Garden, and the Bodmin Jail Attraction are just a few of the town's attractions.
At Pibbies, a unique escape is waiting.
