Little New Street, Padstow is a captivating three-storey townhouse tucked into the heart of this beloved harbour town, offering flexible accommodation for families or groups of friends. The well-equipped kitchen features a built-in electric oven, gas hob, and integrated dishwasher, alongside a bright dining area bathed in natural light from glass panels overhead. The cosy ground-floor lounge invites you to settle in beside the wood burner-effect electric fire with a good book or evening film, while a modern ground-floor shower room offers a spacious walk-in cubicle with thermostatic controls.
Stepping outside, the raised rear patio catches the sun throughout summer days, furnished with a gas barbecue and seating for eight. Upstairs, two king-size bedrooms provide comfortable retreats, sharing a well-appointed family bathroom with shower over bath. The top-floor lounge becomes the hidden gem of the house, its dormer windows framing wonderful views across old town rooftops to the Camel Estuary beyond, complete with Smart TV, DVD library, and bookshelves for lazy afternoons.
Picture sun-drenched mornings on your private terrace, coffee in hand as the town awakens below. Spend leisurely days wandering the bustling harbour watching fishing boats unload their catch, browsing independent galleries and artisan shops, then dining at one of Rick Stein's renowned restaurants. As golden evening light spills across the estuary, fire up the barbecue and toast another perfect Padstow day, the gentle sounds of this working harbour drifting on the breeze.
Little New Street, Padstow places you perfectly for exploring North Cornwall's treasures. Kayaking on River Camel at Porthilly Cove (2 km) offers guided tours through the scenic estuary with excellent wildlife spotting opportunities, perfect for families and groups seeking coastal adventure. Screech Owl Sanctuary & Animal Park at Goss Moor (15 km) delights visitors with diverse owl species, captivating flying displays, educational talks, and important wildlife rehabilitation work. Newquay Zoo (17 km) combines family-friendly animal exhibits with meaningful conservation projects and engaging educational programmes for all ages. The Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewan (30 km) invite you to wander through this magical restoration project, discovering diverse plant collections, thriving wildlife habitats, and enchanting woodland walks that beautifully blend natural beauty with fascinating history.
Venture further afield to uncover more of Cornwall's distinctive attractions. Poldark Mine & The Cornish National Heritage Collection in Trenear (50 km) brings Cornwall's rich mining heritage vividly to life through atmospheric underground tours and comprehensive historical exhibits. Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden in St Ives (53 km) offers intimate insight into the renowned sculptor's life and creative process, her former studio and subtropical garden showcasing unique outdoor sculptures in their original setting. Stithians Lake Activities Centre in Menherion (54 km) provides an idyllic lakeside escape with excellent water sports facilities, peaceful fishing spots, and scenic nature trails for outdoor enthusiasts.
The charming fishing village of Port Isaac lies just 10 kilometres away, its picturesque harbour and traditional cottages climbing steep lanes above the sea, famous as the filming location for beloved television series Doc Martin. Meanwhile, Saltash is a 53-kilometre drive from the house. One of Cornwall's largest towns where rich maritime history meets modern amenities, the dramatic Tamar Bridge providing spectacular views across this historic border town between Cornwall and Devon.
