Northcliffe

An 1880s clifftop house in Port Isaac with sea views from all four bedrooms and both sitting rooms, sleeping 8. The cottage sits on Roscarrock Hill, steps from the filming location used as Doc Martin's surgery in the ITV series.

The house has been fully refurbished to a high standard. Four bedrooms - all sea-facing - each have en-suite shower rooms. Two sitting rooms provide separate spaces for larger groups. The dining area is spacious, and the kitchen is well equipped. A utility room handles laundry. Wi-Fi, woodburning stove, and open fire are all available.

A terraced garden with built-in barbecue and seating area drops down the cliff, and a striking patio extends the outdoor space. The garden has been recently redesigned. Off-road parking is provided, and two dogs are welcome.

Port Gaverne Beach - a sheltered cove with calm water, rock pools, and kayaking - is 600m east along the coast path. Port Isaac's 14th-century harbour sits below, where boats still launch from the slipway at low tide. Nathan Outlaw's Michelin-starred restaurant and several crab sandwich stalls are in the village. The coast path west leads to Port Quin, about 1.9 miles along the cliff.

Best for larger groups wanting sea views from every bedroom, en-suite privacy, and space to spread across two sitting rooms, with two dogs welcome too. Less suited to guests wanting flat, easy garden access, since the terraced garden drops down the cliff.