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Picture 1 of 15. A view towards Port Isaac, with Stroma being one of the houses on top of the cliff. |
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Stroma is a beautiful semi-detached house perched above the cove at Port Isaac (see top photograph – Stroma is in the middle of the row of houses, top left), overlooking Port Gaverne and its sheltered beach. With stunning sea views from the sitting-area and from four of the bedrooms, the vista stretches out beyond Castle Rock (see photograph) across the bay towards Tintagel and, on a clear day, over the sea to Lundy Island. Stroma promises a holiday where you can forget the car for the duration of your stay. Port Isaac is very much a thriving fishing village, with shops, restaurants, pubs and fresh fish in plentiful supply. Just think how rested you will be after a week of waking to the sounds of the sea, a quick dip in the mornings down on the shores of Port Gaverne, followed by a brisk walk into the village to buy the supplies for the day. You will be easily distracted by the enticing shops whose wares range from locally-based stories of Seagulls to flamboyant clothes. When you return to Stroma, you will find a sympathetically restored period home furnished with flair, ideal for friends and family to holiday together. The large open plan living-room is furnished with painted floors and deep cosy sofas surrounding the dramatic marble fireplace, with the views acting as a constantly changing backdrop. Overlooking the little patio-area, the French dining-table provides an alternative formal dining-area to the kitchen-area, where old slate floors, beech worktops and bespoke kitchen units complement this large family room. Upstairs, the bedrooms are divided on two floors, all decorated in neutral tones and pretty bed linens. The bathrooms are anything but Edwardian, with travertine tiles and one with a free-standing bath! Outside to the front of Stroma, the ship-shaped decking will provide hours of coast watching whilst the terraced garden (please take care on the steps) is to the rear. Nearby there are wonderful beaches and the surfing centre of Polzeath, with some of Cornwall’s most popular attractions within a short distance. Please note that the changeover times are 4pm on arrival and 10am on departure.
Facilities & Services
Inclusive Electricity. Heating – full oil-fired CH. Duvets. Towels. Travel cot. High chair. Broadband. At Cost Logs for open fire may be purchased locally.
Miscellaneous
- Private parking for 2 cars and parking on road.
- Garden furniture and barbecue.
- Shop 250 yds.
- Pub 100 yds.
- Public telephone 250 yds.
- Regret no smoking.
- Regret no pets.
- Arrive/Depart Saturday.
2012 Short Breaks
Stroma is available for Winter, Spring, Autumn, Christmas and New Year Short Breaks for 4 to 6 nights.















