Harbour Lodge

Harbour Lodge is a single-storey timber-built lodge on Trewetha Farm, near Port Isaac on the north Cornwall coast. The village gained international recognition as the filming location for ITV's Doc Martin, and Nathan Outlaw's Michelin-starred restaurant is in the harbour area, about half a mile away.

The lodge has three bedrooms - one double, one twin and one bunk room - with an open-plan living space covering kitchen, dining and sitting areas. A single bathroom has a bath with shower over. A shared external utility room provides coin-operated washing machine and tumble dryer. WiFi and a TV with Freeview are included.

Outside, there is a patio with a picnic table and access to a shared field. Off-road parking accommodates 2 cars. Two pets are welcome. The lodge uses oil central heating. Note that towels are not provided.

Port Gaverne Beach is 700 metres away - a sheltered cove with calm water for swimming and kayaking, plus rock pools at low tide. Tregardock Beach, 5.3 km along the coast, is a remote sandy stretch reached by a steep 15-20 minute walk from its car park. The coast path in both directions from Port Isaac crosses dramatic cliff scenery.