THE COASTGUARD COTTAGES

No.1 sleeps six in two doubles and a twin on the first floor overlooking the sea (plus an extra bed in one of the doubles). The ground floor comprises a dining room with wood burning stove and piano; sitting room with open fire and at the back, the kitchen and bathroom.

No.2 sleeps six in a double at the front and two  twin bedrooms, one at the front interconnecting with the other at the back. The ground floor comprises a sitting room with open fire and a kitchen/diner at the front with a bathroom with shower and bath at the back.

No.3 sleeps six in a double at the front and two twin bedrooms at the back, all interconnecting. The ground floor comprises a sitting room with open fire at the front and kitchen/diner at the back divided by a sliding partition leading to the bathroom with shower and bath.

Nos. 4-6 sleep four in a double at the front leading to a twin at the back. The ground floor comprises a sitting room with open fire at the front and kitchen/diner at the back with table top bath. The WC and shower for each cottage is a hop across the alley opposite the back door.

No.7 sleeps four in a double at the front and twin at the back. The ground floor comprises a sitting room/diner with open fire at the front and a kitchen with table top bath at the back. The WC and shower are also across the narrow alley opposite the back door.

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A listed terrace of seven cottages built by the government in 1826 in an attempt to suppress smuggling in the area. They lie beside The South West Coast Path on a sheltered and slightly sloping sunny site facing due south and directly overlooking the sea, so that all front rooms have sea views. A broad and social sitting area gives onto a large lawn, partially divided by hedges and surrounded by a perimeter wall helping to contain younger children. Within it are a big sandpit, swing and herb garden. Along the back of the terrace is the original service building, separated from the house by a narrow continuous alley containing showers and WCs for Nos. 4-7, as well as a small fuel shed for each cottage. There is a laundry room with washing machines and driers though each cottage has its own clothes line. There is an indoor table tennis table and outside badminton court. Cars are parked 50 meters to the east in an old quarry, avoiding any disturbance. Coule’s Cove is about 100 paces away and the nearest large sandy beach, Kenneggy (above), some 300 across the rocks at low tide.

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Top5315866471117122811851228122817321228804628873617617667102425
Middle699727831139315681474156815682140156810078241101809809840128026
Garden62169672713121482138614821482195714829577701038770770766120525
The Lodge150380277862858853858858119085864244059627227256265023
The Workshop14527819956160260160260272660248929740917817839544220
The Haven6018426531747114422161398177227021519151997513506525831144174539
The Granary14332621672137470946157793548848836451821113841655323
Trenalls Cottage11831420771537169145057593148648636247421111441854023
Andiggy14332621672137470946157793548848836451821113842855323
The Look Out13732222660239269848159986740740734247820513236953822
Tare's Cottage169353239765473769513651103855255237256923816242164623
Maister's11832221161138769145057595448848935248518711437354022
Vida's10930620258235266043556586539840332746617610632551822
Willy's Cottage23958944412637431293951106516881076107666092244223079896623
Cliff Cottage53674458315579991974124715352409135413548681203576516984156329
Sea View House47668650914048451454109413842332124412447341166519463885147029

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