Banjo Cottage, Looe is a charming Grade II-listed barn conversion set across three levels in the heart of East Looe. The reverse-level layout places the stunning open-plan kitchen, dining and living area on the upper floor, where exposed wooden beams, vaulted ceilings and natural wooden flooring create a wonderfully characterful space. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric oven, gas hob, dishwasher, air fryer and microwave, with a dining table nearby for sociable mealtimes. Two comfortable sofas invite you to relax with the Smart TV, or step through the patio doors onto the south-facing balcony. Moving downstairs, the triple bedroom offers three cosy single beds and an en-suite bathroom with shower over bath, while the king bedroom enjoys its own shower room and convenient access to the cobbled parking area through private doors.
Stepping outside, the enclosed south-facing balcony is a delightful suntrap where you can sip morning coffee or watch the sunset, with lovely views across the rooftops to Banjo Pier and the shimmering sea beyond. The lower ground floor houses a practical utility area with Belfast sink and washing machine, plus a handy trolley for transporting beach gear after sun-filled days on the sand. Reserved parking for one small car is provided, with an additional parking permit for Millpool car park. The sandy beach, local pubs and shops sit just 150 metres from your door.
Picture lazy mornings on the sun-drenched balcony, telescope in hand, watching fishing boats bob in the harbour below. Spend days exploring the winding streets and historic quaysides of this picturesque twin town, perhaps sampling fresh seafood at harbourside restaurants or setting off along coastal paths with your four-legged friend. As evening settles in, return to your characterful retreat, where exposed beams and vaulted ceilings create the perfect backdrop for recounting the day's seaside adventures.
Banjo Cottage, Looe places you perfectly for exploring Southeast Cornwall's most captivating attractions. Fowey Aquarium (13 km) offers a fascinating glimpse into Cornish marine life with interactive touch pools and a variety of local sea creatures, delighting visitors of all ages. The Eden Project in Bodelva (21 km) is a captivating eco-park with stunning biomes, diverse plant collections, and interactive exhibits exploring the relationship between people and nature. Jamaica Inn in Bolventor (25 km) stands as an ancient smuggling inn offering charming accommodations, a unique museum, and delightful dining on Bodmin Moor, steeped in literary and local legend. Hidden Valley Discovery Park in Tredidon (32 km) is a family-friendly puzzle park with interactive trails, a mysterious mansion, and enchanting gardens for a fun-filled day out.
Venture further to discover more of Cornwall's treasures. Pirate Quest Adventure Golf in Newquay (45 km) brings pirate-themed adventure golf to life with mystical caves, interactive exhibits, and historical enactments based on Cornish myths and legends. Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (49 km) is an award-winning farm experience featuring guided tours, vintage tractor rides, and a variety of apple-based products celebrating Cornwall's cider-making heritage. The Castle in Bude (53 km) is a historic castle offering art galleries, a heritage center, and a delightful café within scenic grounds overlooking the beach and canal.
The historic market town of Liskeard is positioned just 11 kilometres away between Bodmin Moor and the south coast, offering traditional shops, characterful architecture and excellent walking routes. Meanwhile, Falmouth is 49 kilometre drive. A riverside town where coastal fortresses stand sentinel beside exhilarating zip wire adventures, with arts and culture in abundance throughout this vibrant maritime destination.
