Auntie Katie's Cottage, Looe, is a delightful two-storey retreat nestled in a peaceful alley on the west side of this charming coastal town. The spacious kitchen / dining area forms the heart of this characterful home, featuring an eye-catching range cooker with gas hobs and electric ovens, complemented by modern appliances and filled with natural light from its dual-aspect windows. The welcoming living room showcases original features including exposed timber beams and a stone-built hearth, offering two distinct seating areas where you can unwind while watching the Smart TV or enjoying the warmth of the wood burner.
Step outside to discover a small, enclosed garden – a peaceful spot for evening drinks and al fresco dining. The property features two beautifully appointed bedrooms upstairs: one king-size and one twin, served by a well-equipped bathroom with both a bath and separate shower cubicle. An additional cloakroom with WC on the ground floor adds extra convenience for guests.
Imagine waking up refreshed in your peaceful haven, preparing a leisurely breakfast in the light-filled kitchen while planning the day's coastal adventures. As evening falls, gather around the crackling wood burner, sharing stories of your experiences exploring the charming streets of Looe or adventures along the dramatic Cornish coastline.
Auntie Katie's Cottage, Looe, enjoys an enviable position just a short walk from the heart of this vibrant coastal town. The bustling town centre, with its maze of narrow streets leading to a picturesque harbour and sandy beach, offers a quintessential Cornish experience. Nature enthusiasts will delight in visiting Looe Island (1 km), a peaceful marine nature reserve accessible by organised trips, where guided walks reveal diverse wildlife habitats and stunning coastal views. The Polperro Heritage Museum of Smuggling & Fishing (6 km) provides fascinating insights into the area's maritime history through its collection of exhibits and photographic records.
For those willing to venture further, both Jamaica Inn in Bolventor (29 km) and Mount Edgcumbe House and Country Park in Cremyll (29 km) offer unique experiences. The former, an ancient smuggling inn on Bodmin Moor, combines atmospheric accommodation with a museum, while the latter provides scenic trails and coastal adventures in a historic seaside setting. Wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate Screech Owl Sanctuary & Animal Park in Goss Moor (45 km), where educational talks and flying displays showcase diverse owl species. Active visitors can enjoy kayaking on the River Camel from Porthilly Cove (50 km), while gin connoisseurs might fancy a tour of Tarquin's Gin Distillery in St Ervan (57 km).
The nearby town of Saltash (24 km), has a rich history to explore and is the site of the famous Royal Albert Bridge. Wadebridge, which is 41 kilometres away and the start of the spectacular Camel Trail, offers additional opportunities for exploration.
