Find My Favourite Holiday Cottages in Boscastle
Boscastle holiday cottages are hard to beat if you’re looking for a peaceful base from which to explore north Cornwall’s dramatic coast. This historic fishing village nestles in a deep valley, a stone’s throw from the crashing Atlantic waves, from which a unique natural harbour shelters fishing boats. A short walk inland, the Medieval village centre is home to welcoming cafes and pubs, where a pint of local ale can be enjoyed in front of a roaring fire. There’s also a variety of independent shops and the renowned Museum of Witchcraft, featuring a selection of spooky artefacts. Self-catering holidays in Boscastle are unforgettable, thanks to the village’s legends, fishing heritage and striking historical landmarks. The Old Forge, Lime Kiln and Pilchard Palace are all easily found in the heart of this Cornish fishing village. On a towering clifftop, you’ll find the Coast Watch Lookout, originally built as a folly in the 1800s and still manned by volunteers. Don’t miss the Blowhole – also known as Devil’s Bellows – on the harbour’s north side, which blasts seawater skyward at low tide.
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Anneth Lowen, a remarkable North Cornwall holiday cottage, welcomes couples, families, and friends to experience peaceful coastal holidays in the serene hamlet of Tresparrett near Boscastle. Recently refurbished to exacting standards, this pet-friendly 3-bedroom holiday home for up to five guests provides a comfortable rural retreat within easy reach of fabulous Cornish throughout the year.
Situated within a designated National Landscape, Anneth Lowen occupies a spacious plot, providing an ideal escape for those seeking peace and privacy. The village, though rural, is just three miles from the stunning Cornish coast, boasting a host of remarkable beaches like Crackington Haven, Trebarwith, Bossinney, Bude, Widemouth Bay, Polzeath, Strangles, and Tregardock.