Tudor Cottage was built circa 1600 and grade II listed with English Heritage. the Location is in one of the quaint narrow streets by the quayside of East Looe, you really get a cosy feeling when you open up the door of the cottage and step in. On entering Tudor Cottage you will see the large welcoming open fireplace with a traditional woodburning stove and original ceiling timbers and window seat. The dining area has a large wooden table with six chairs and TV.

Following on from this room is the recently refurbished fully equipped kitchen with solid oak worktops, antique oak dresser, slate floor and modern appliances.

Moving up the spiral staircase, said to wind around an authentic ships mast, is the lounge area equipped with two comfortable sofas, foot rest, TV, DVD and hi-fi system. Leading off this room is the second (twin) bedroom, with matching bedside tables, wardrobe and drawer space. Continuing to move up the spiral staircase is the luxury master bedroom full of charm with king size bed, vaulted ceiling with exposed beams (one of which is 4ft high! - see photograph), Juliet balcony, ample wardrobe space, chest of drawers and matching bedside tables.

The luxury bathroom is also located on the Second Floor, complete with coordinating white bathroom suite, quality Mira power shower above the bath with glass shower screen. There is also a heated towel rail and a pedestal basin that has a vanity unit above it.

Facilities for Tudor cottage in Looe
       
Property Type:   Cottage 

Nearest Airport:   Plymouth - 25 miles

Nearest Bar/Pub:   Bullers Arms - 0.5 mins

Nearest Restaurant:   Fourniers - 0.5 mins

Location Type:   Beach Holiday, Fishing Nearby, Near the sea, Riverside, Town, Watersports

Bedrooms:   1 Double Bedroom, 1 Twin Bedroom. Luxury master bedroom with king sized double bed and matching bedside tables, chest of drawers and wardrobes. Twin bedroom with matching bedside tables, wardrobe and drawer space.

Bathrooms:   1 Bathroom. Co-ordinating white bathroom suite with quality Mira power shower fitted above bath with glass shower screen. Original wooden floorboards and vanity unit over sink.

Kitchen:   Cooker, Hob, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Dishwasher, Washing Machine, Iron. Newly refurbished modern fitted kitchen with traditional oak dresser and solid oak worktops complimented by flagstone flooring. Full range of modern appliances complete the well equipped kitchen.

General:   Real Fire, Central Heating, House Linen. Luxury white cotton bedlinen provided in tarrif. Guests have 24 hour emergency access to the property's manager.

Dining:   Seating for 6. Solid wooden dining table and chairs with original window seat, ceiling beams and traditional wood burning stove fitted in open fireplace. TV also provided.

Entertainment:   Terrestrial TV, DVD, Radio, CD System, Board Games. Visitors information pack provided giving details of surrounding attractions and restaurants.
Outside:   Terrace, Balcony. Character Juliet balcony off second floor master bedroom and small terrace to rear of property.

Suitability:   Children Welcome, Not Suitable For Wheelchairs, Sorry - No Pets Allowed, Sorry - No Smokers.  

Stairgates and latched doors are provided for safety of young children. Fire guard fitted to log burning stove. Gas & electricity are safety checked annually. CO2 sensor on boiler for peace of mind. 
      
Local activities in and around Looe, South West   
         
Looe is a vibrant, historic fishing port where one can choose from a host of activities including safe bathing from the golden sandy beach, rock pooling and whiling away the hours crabbing off the quayside and watching the local fisherman unloading the days catch. Many other watersports such as parascending, water skiing and surfing are available nearby.

The coastline in this region is beautiful and is accessible by the scenic Cornwall South Coast Path.
In addition, throughout the year Looe hosts a range of events including sailing regattas, a jazz festival, carnival week and even a duck race! New year at Looe is made really special with the whole town celebrating in fancy dress and fireworks at midnight off the beach.

A lovely picturesque railway running along the river connects East Looe to Liskeard giving further access to the national rail network.

The river divides East and West Looe and both areas have a wealth of quaint buildings, cobbled streets, award winnning restaurants, cafes, traditional pubs and a variety of interesting shops, art galleries and boutiques.  
         
Tbe Eden Project   
The amazing and successful attraction near St. Austell   
    
The Lost Gardens of Heligan   
These wonderful and diverse gardens lost after the First World War were rediscovered and restored to their former glory.   
    
National Trust   
For details of all their houses and gardens in the south west.   
    
Plymouth   
The city's directory for restaurants, theatres, concerts, exhibitions etc.