Boak Villa is a magical place for a getaway. The balcony looks over the harbour and bay.
Sail away without leaving the shore.
Relax in vintage, nautical charm.
Porthole windows brings the boat shaped architecture together (bespoke coverings for night time are in situ).
Welcome to Boak Villa.
While away afternoons here.
The kitchen/diner boasts panoramic sea views.
Capture the very essence of coastal living.
The kitchen is fantastically equipped for a seaside feast.
Let the seascape inspire you, you can pick up the coastal path nearby.
Weathered wood meets sea salt air. A quirky stay with character.
Cosy up after a day exploring. Take care on the steps up to bedroom 1 and the shower-room.
Bedroom 1 has a comfortable double bed. A travel cot or Moses basket will fit snuggly here.
And a stunning sea view, complete with access to the balcony (also accessed from the kitchen).
Looking out towards the balcony.
The shower-room on the upper ground floor.
Bedroom 2 has a double bed with a private WC and wash-basin.
The innovative porthole windows frame the ocean view (coverings for night time are in situ).
Bedroom 3 is a lovely twin.
The en suite bathroom to bedroom 3.
The villa is anything but ordinary.
The beautiful balcony.
The views are incredible.
Coverack Harbour is a six minute stroll away.
There is a lovely pub and a fish and chip shop here.
Coverack village is a beautiful place to visit, you may not even need your vehicle.
Pick up the coastal path a few minutes walk away.
This is Kynance Cove.
Boak Villa
5969Coverack | Sleeps 6 + cot*
7 Nights from £637
- 2 Reviews
Mr Wright October 2025
Coverack is a rather special place which I have known since 1951 when my Grandparents lived in the village. I cannot avoid regular visits. Its climate is mild (except when an east wind is blowing in a big swell!). Its character as a classic fishing village has lost a bit to second home owners but it still has lots of charm. Boak villa is situated little more than a 'stone throw' (up a 1 in 5 hill) from the Paris Hotel which serves delicious meals and good beer. You have the harbour, the old lifeboat station (now a restaurant) and wonderful walks along the SW Coastal path at close hand. Just down the road, there is the beach, great for swimming unless the wind is in the east! We can really recommend visits out of the peak periods as it rarely gets really cold and frost and snow are pretty rare. For those who are interested in walks and geology, I can vouch for Coverack being perhaps the most interesting place I have visited for geology being on an outcrop that shows outcrops of Serpentinization of mantle rock as a result of Mohorovicic discontinuity which occured some 380 million years ago...
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Mrs Heaps September 2025
Nice cottage with glorious views.
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