Viewpoint Cottage, Polruan, is a charming traditional harbourside retreat offering spectacular views across the River Fowey. The well-equipped kitchen features everything needed for a comfortable stay, including an electric hob and oven, microwave, fridge / freezer, and a premium Nespresso machine for those essential morning coffees. Two welcoming reception rooms provide plenty of space to unwind, with the main sitting room featuring an atmospheric electric fireplace, while the second lounge offers a Smart TV and comfortable seating for relaxed evenings.
Step outside onto the broad patio through the wooden door from Sydney Hill, where you'll find garden furniture perfect for al fresco dining while drinking in those magnificent harbour views. Beyond lies a good-sized lawn area overlooking the river. The property offers three beautifully appointed bedrooms: a master king-size room with en-suite shower facilities and stunning water views, plus two bright and airy twin rooms. A family bathroom with hand-held shower over bath completes the accommodation, ensuring comfort for all guests.
Imagine waking to the gentle sounds of the harbour, enjoying your morning coffee on the patio while watching boats drift by on the river. As evening falls, gather in the sitting room, sharing stories of your day's adventures exploring the charming fishing village and its surroundings, while the warm glow of the fireplace creates a cosy atmosphere.
Viewpoint Cottage, Polruan, is perfectly positioned to explore Cornwall's captivating coastline and attractions. The vibrant Fowey Aquarium is just seven kilometres from the cottage, offers a fascinating glimpse into local marine life with its interactive touch pools. History enthusiasts will appreciate St Catherine's Castle (8 km), a 16th-century artillery fort boasting panoramic views and scenic woodland trails. The Polperro Heritage Museum of Smuggling & Fishing (13 km) provides intriguing insights into the area's maritime past, while Looe Island (18 km) offers peaceful nature reserve experiences through guided walks.
For those willing to venture further, St Austell Market House (30 km) hosts an array of creative businesses and cultural activities. The unique Wheal Martyn Clay Works (32 km) showcases Cornwall's rich china clay heritage, while Bodmin Keep (32 km) offers fascinating military history exhibits.
The historic market town of Liskeard, just 28 kilometres away, presents an excellent day trip opportunity, positioned between Bodmin Moor and the south coast. Wadebridge (38 km) beckons cyclists as the start of the famous Camel Trail, offering 18 miles of flat cycling alongside the River Camel.
