Property details

The Poldark TV series has proved a major hit with audiences and Spring Tide provides a great base from which to explore Cornwall and all the scenic locations. This is a ground floor apartment that has recently been stylishly refurbished in a beach hut style with bright white paintwork and colourful furnishings. Large patio doors lead from the living area to the garden enabling very easy living for enjoying the sunshine and a barbeque, weather permitting! Even on a dull day the rooms are light and you can just see the sea! Spring Tide is only a short walk from Cadgwith Cove where you can watch the ebbing and flowing tides on the beach. The fishermen launch their boats from here and later you may be able to sample their catch at the Cadgwith Cove Inn or the Old Cellars restaurant. The village of Ruan Minor has a well stocked grocery store and post office, the village hall with a thriving market every Thursday morning, the village church, tennis courts and children’s play area. Exploring further afield is effortless as there is parking just outside, so trips to St Ives, Falmouth and Penzance are all about 40 minutes away.

ACCOMMODATION: KITCHEN: fully equipped with electric cooker, fridge with freezer compartment and washing machine. LARGE LIVING AREA: dining area with attractive table and chairs. Lounge area with comfortable seating and TV/DVD player. Electric pebble effect fire. Large patio doors lead to enclosed sheltered garden. LARGE FAMILY BEDROOM: with king size 5 ft bed and wash basin. Dividing curtain to SINGLE BEDROOM AREA with single bed and pull out bed for an extra person. SMALL DOUBLE BEDROOM: with double bed and wash basin. BATHROOM: with bath, overhead shower, small wash basin, WC and heated towel rail. GARDEN: with outdoor table and chairs, garden shed and barbeque. HEATING: electric and convector heaters. PARKING: private space just outside the property. SPECIAL NOTES: high chair available only. Towels are provided. Security deposit: £100.

15 August 2015

Miller family, Cambridgeshire What a beautiful and welcoming cottage. Thank you for such a lovely surprise of scones - our very own cream tea - and a much welcome bottle of wine - great touch. The walks into and around Cadgwith are well worth the effort up and down the hills for the views. Take a look at the Devil's Frying Pan if you have the time. We also enjoyed the locally caught fish and crabs. Kynance Cove and Mullion Cove are great to explore, and Kota Kai restaurant in Porthleven was also good for the whole family. Thank you for such a lovely and relaxing holiday in a perfect cottage.

08 August 2015

The Hawley family A lovely base to explore the area from. Comfortable, welcoming and beautifully clean. Many thanks for the lovely cream tea and the bottle of wine. The garden is a peaceful sun trap.