Blue Horizon

Blue Horizon is a four-bedroom, three-storey cottage in Port Isaac, a working fishing village on Cornwall's north coast known as the filming location for ITV's Doc Martin. The property accommodates seven people across four bedrooms, each with its own bathroom or en-suite.

The ground floor has a twin bedroom with en-suite walk-in shower and a separate twin bedroom served by a ground-floor shower room. The second floor holds a double bedroom with en-suite walk-in shower and Smart TV, plus a single bedroom, with a shared bathroom (bath, basin, WC). The first-floor open-plan living area combines kitchen, dining, and sitting space. The kitchen includes an oven, hob, microwave, integrated fridge and freezer, washer/dryer, and dishwasher.

Outside, an enclosed rear courtyard has patio seating, and a private balcony with heating provides a second outdoor space. Designated off-road parking accommodates one car. Port Gaverne Beach, a sheltered cove with calm water for swimming and kayaking, is 400 metres away. Tregardock Beach, reached via a cliff path, is 3.2 miles along the coast.

Port Isaac's harbour sits in a steep-sided inlet, with Nathan Outlaw's Michelin-starred restaurant and several seafood spots serving catch from the day boats. The village shop and pub are a 5-minute walk. The coast path west leads to Port Quin, about 1.9 miles along the cliffs.

Nearby: Port Gaverne Beach (400m) and Tregardock Beach (3.2 miles). See our Port Isaac guide for more beaches and walks in the area.

Best for larger groups wanting privacy, with four bedrooms each holding its own bathroom or en-suite. Less suited to dog owners, as dogs are not accepted, and to groups with more than one car, since only one parking space is provided.