A charming sitting-area with contemporary wood-burner and original beams. If you are over 6ft tall you will need to duck, minding your head on the way up the stairs!
This is bedroom 1 with king-size bed and views down to the harbour.
Solid metal beds with comfy mattresses ready to sink into after a day out exploring.
Jubilee Cottage is the one with the blue windows and door and sits on the hill close to the harbour, the pub and is a short stroll to the beach. (This is not a traffic free location, please take care).
The lovely sandy beach at low tide is perfect for swimming, sandcastles and sunbathing (not the view from the property).
Wonderful views from the sitting-room window over the harbour and beyond.
If you like to eat at home, this well-equipped kitchen with large range is a cook's dream.
Looking across the open plan living-room towards the kitchen-area.
This delightful cottage is on the lane down to the harbour. Please beware of the traffic moving slowly due to the incline and narrow streets, right outside the front door.
The stylish bathroom is on the first floor.
The view from the double bedroom down to the harbour.
The pretty fishing harbour where you can watch the boats returning with their catch is a couple of minutes down the hill from the cottage.
Looking back to the sitting-area from the kitchen, please note that the ceiling is low at the top of the first flight of stairs.
The hallway between the bedrooms with the bathroom at the end of the landing.
Crisp white linen with colourful cushions and throws and fluffy white towels make for a very comfortable stay.
The bedrooms have been lovingly furnished.
Beautiful styling makes this lovely cottage even more special.
The twin bedroom is a great space for adults or children alike.
Sit and enjoy a cup of tea in bed with views of the harbour.
The view from the twin bedroom out over the harbour.
Breakfast is served!
Welcome to Jubilee Cottage, come on in and make yourselves at home.
The Paris offers good food, great local hospitality and a fun quiz night once a week.
The Old Lifeboat House is now a local fish restaurant (check locally for opening times which alter dependent on the season).
The windsurfing school where you can hire a kayak, paddleboard/SUP or take a windsurfing lesson (April to September).
The ponds at Roskillys are just up from the ice cream parlour - a lovely quiet place to wander.
The pretty village of St Keverne is a short drive away, with pubs, a restaurant, a very good butchers, village shop and Post Office all within easy reach.
Jubilee Cottage
3770Coverack | Sleeps 4 + cot*
7 Nights from £518
Mr Dickinson August 2022
My family have been going to Coverack since the early twentieth century and over the years I have stayed in many of the cottages in the village. Jubilee Cottage is one of the loveliest and perfectly situated to enjoy this delightful village.
Reply from Classic Cottages
How wonderful that Jubilee Cottage is one of the best places to stay in Coverack, praise indeed! Thank you for your delightful review. We would love to welcome you back very soon. Sarah R, Customer Support
Ms Colquhoun April 2022
Very well equipped and comfortable cottage. Some beautiful touches, including lovely ceramic vases in windows. Appreciated the home-made scones and jam on arrival! Be aware there is no outside space with this cottage, but you are close to a small park and the harbour. Coverack is a lovely little place and has a great beach at low tide. ...
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Mrs Cooney May 2021
Lovely comfortable cottage in a great spot in the heart of this gorgeous village. Everything you could possibly need for your comfort and convenience. Perfect!
Mr Mills April 2021
Great stay. Lovely cottage,. All in all a terrific experience! Not so happy about: The Easterly wind!!! Liked: Everything
Mrs Guest September 2021
Wow, what a lovely cottage in a lovely location. Even with Covid, the owners had removed some items but we didn't miss a thing and we were really impressed with the outdoor items such as plates and wine glasses which we could use. The amazing cream tea on arrival and milk was really appreciated after a long drive. We didn't miss not having a parking space and probably made us stay in Coverack and chill more than we intended which for us was a good thing. The outdoor space in Coverack is great, with the park and beach just a stroll away. Lovely fish and chips are available from The Lifeboat House and great food and drinks from The Paris (local pub). We are already trying to figure out when we can come back....
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