Plough, sleeps 6, the comfortable living room/kitchen enjoys fine views over the valley and farmland, the kitchen is fitted with modern ivory shaker units and has a dishwasher. The main bathroom is newly fitted with white bath, hand basin and loo. Additionally the double bedroom which is accessed through the bunk bedroom has its own en-suite loo and power shower. The twin bedroom is at the other end of the cottage.

A gas fire is provided in the living room in colder months.

There is parking for 2 cars outside the back door.

This is one of  7 luxury stone cottages of various sizes in a converted 17thC mill and farm buildings, furnished to a high standard (4 star rating with English Tourist Board)with sea and country views. Peaceful, rural location within easy reach of coast and other attractions in Cornwall. 3 miles from Boscastle. 5 cottages have wood burners for cosy winter evenings. Large, safe playing field, very safe for young children. Open all year. 

The Courtyard Cottages originally date from the 17th century, when they were built as a mill for grinding and storing corn and grain for the surrounding area. The old Cornish stone walls are from two to three feet thick and have traditional slate roofs. The courtyard provides a pleasant suntrap and an al-fresco breakfast or evening drink can be enjoyed at one of the slate tables.

Boscastle is an unusually sheltered harbour owned by the National Trust with spectacular cliff walks. You will be able to stroll along the quayside, visit interesting shops, or take time out to sample a Cornish Cream Tea or drink at one of the local inns. The Napoleon Inn is situated at the top of the village, near the end of the lane. The Cobweb Inn and The Wellington Hotel are near the harbour.