Cockles and Clams, Padstow offers a contemporary three-bedroom haven just 350 metres from the historic harbour. Step into the well-equipped kitchen where modern appliances including an electric oven, gas hob, dishwasher, and microwave make meal preparation effortless, whilst the fridge-freezer and washing machine add practical convenience. The spacious open-plan lounge and dining area features a large Smart TV with soundbar, DAB radio, and comfortable seating around a generous dining table, perfect for gathering after exploring Cornwall's coast. French doors from the lounge reveal your private sanctuary – a large, fully enclosed patio complete with outdoor dining furniture.
Upstairs, discover three thoughtfully designed bedrooms: a king-size master with en-suite shower room, a twin room boasting distant estuary views, and a single room offering glimpses of the water. The spacious family bathroom provides a shower over bath, whilst a convenient ground-floor WC adds practicality for busy family moments. With permit parking for two cars and an EV charging point, this modern retreat combines comfort with contemporary convenience.
Imagine brewing morning coffee whilst planning your day's adventures, then stepping onto your private patio to enjoy breakfast in the Cornish sunshine. Picture evenings spent around the dining table sharing stories of harbour walks and beach discoveries, the sound of seagulls drifting through open windows as twilight settles over Padstow's timeless streets.
Cockles and Clams, Padstow positions you perfectly to explore Cornwall's treasures and coastal delights. The charming harbour with its bustling restaurants, traditional shops, and working fishing boats lies just moments from your door, whilst golden beaches beckon within easy walking distance. Discover Tarquin's Gin Distillery in St Ervan (8 km), where handcrafted gins capture Cornwall's coastal essence through guided tours and tastings of unique botanicals. The Japanese Garden in St Mawgan (14 km) offers tranquil respite with traditional landscaping, serene koi ponds, and peaceful walking paths perfect for quiet contemplation and photography. Adventure awaits along the famous Camel Trail (23 km), where scenic cycling routes wind through picturesque countryside between Wenfordbridge and Padstow along a beautifully converted railway line. History enthusiasts will relish exploring Bodmin Jail (24 km), with its fascinating heritage tours, paranormal experiences, and interactive exhibitions revealing the harsh realities of Georgian and Victorian crime and punishment.
Further afield, the quirky MAD Museum in Fowey (44 km) delights visitors with interactive mechanical art displays and design exhibits that inspire curious minds. St Catherine's Castle in Fowey (45 km) provides panoramic coastal views from its atmospheric 16th-century ramparts, offering glimpses into Cornwall's maritime defence history. The legendary Jamaica Inn at Bolventor (55 km) beckons with smuggling tales and atmospheric dining experiences on mysterious Bodmin Moor.
Just 25 kilometres along the stunning Cornish coast lies the enchanting village of Port Isaac, where narrow cobbled streets wind down to a picturesque harbour surrounded by traditional whitewashed cottages. This charming fishing village has gained fame as the filming location for the beloved television series Doc Martin, attracting visitors eager to explore its quaint streets and scenic waterfront. In the opposite direction, family-friendly Newquay awaits a 29-kilometre drive away, boasting miles of golden sandy beaches and a laid-back coastal atmosphere that makes it perfect for surfing enthusiasts and families seeking classic seaside adventures with excellent facilities and vibrant beachfront cafés.
