ABOUT THE AREA

Port Isaac in North Cornwall is today an unspoilt, pretty fishing village where white slate hung cottages run down to a sheltered harbour. Around the harbour there are signs of old and new. Old Pilchard Cellars, reminders of an industry long gone and a reminder of when Port Isaac was a busy coastal port, exporting coal, timber and pottery. Today crabbers nestle in the harbour, the backdrop of which houses quality restaurants, pubs and interesting shops linked by tiny alleys, one called Squeeze-Belly Alley. In recent times Port Isaac has been the setting for both film and TV productions, among them, Saving Grace and its sequel.

You could be a part of this thriving community, live amongst the 18th and 19th century cottages and enjoy the atmosphere of this charming coastal village.