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Port Quin, Cornwall

Carnweather

The exterior of Doyden House, home to Carnweather, Mouls, Rumps and Conor holiday apartments, with sea views over Lundy Bay, Cornwall
Doyden House, home to Carnweather, Mouls, Rumps and Conor holiday apartments, Cornwall | © National Trust/Mike Henton
The open-plan sitting and dining room at Carnweather, with open fire and views of Doyden Castle, Cornwall
A table and four chairs in the grassed garden shared by Carnweather and the other holiday apartments at Doyden House, overlooking a folly castle and the sea, Cornwall

Carnweather

Panoramic sea views of Lundy Bay and Pentire Head from the ground floor of Doyden House.

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The open-plan sitting and dining room at Carnweather, with open fire and views of Doyden Castle, Cornwall
A table and four chairs in the grassed garden shared by Carnweather and the other holiday apartments at Doyden House, overlooking a folly castle and the sea, Cornwall
The exterior of Doyden House, home to Carnweather, Mouls, Rumps and Conor holiday apartments, with sea views over Lundy Bay, Cornwall
The kitchen-diner at Carnweather, Cornwall
The kitchen-diner at Carnweather, Cornwall
The kitchen-diner at Carnweather, Cornwall
A window seat with sea views in the kitchen-diner at Carnweather, Cornwall
Ornamental teapot and jug on a shelf in the dining area of Carnweather, Cornwall
The open-plan sitting and dining room with open fire at Carnweather, Cornwall
The open-plan sitting and dining room at Carnweather, Cornwall
The twin bedroom at Carnweather, which can be made into a double bed on request, Cornwall
The double bedroom at Carnweather, Cornwall
The bathroom with shower over bath at Carnweather, Cornwall
The separate toilet at Carnweather, Cornwall
The shared garden with outdoor furniture at Carnweather, overlooking the cliffs and sea around Port Quin, Cornwall
Doyden House and the garden shared by Carnweather, Mouls, Rumps and Conor holiday apartments, with views of Doyden Castle and the sea, Cornwall
The shared garden with outdoor furniture at Carnweather, Cornwall
Doyden House and sea views across the bay towards Pentire, Cornwall
Doyden House, on a hill overlooking Doyden Castle, Cornwall
Signs for coast path walking trails near Doyden House holiday apartments, Cornwall
Doyden House, home to Carnweather, Mouls, Rumps and Conor holiday apartments, Cornwall
The grassy sea cliffs of the Port Quin headland, near Doyden House holiday apartments, Cornwall
Farmland near the Doyden House holiday apartments, Cornwall
Sea cliffs and the bay near the Doyden House holiday apartments, Cornwall

© National Trust/Mike Henton

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Panoramic sea views of Lundy Bay and Pentire Head from the ground floor of Doyden House.

  • Guests

    4

    Bedrooms

    2

    Acorn rating

    4What's this?

    Number of dogs welcome

    0

    Reference

    011027

    You'll have panoramic sea views from this elegant ground floor apartment in Doyden House, which is also home to Rumps, Conor and Mouls holiday cottages. It's light and airy with high ceilings and comfortable window seats, where you can watch seabirds and the everchanging colours of the sea and sky. 

    Carnweather is on the South West Coastal Path, where you can walk to Port Quin Bay in just a few minutes. You can take another more challenging route to the quaint fishing village of Port Isaac, and there are many more. For a sandy beach, head to surfing hotspot, Polzeath, which is a 10 minute drive. 

    Doyden House is also home to three other apartments - Mouls (sleeps four), Conor (sleeps two) and Rumps (sleeps two). Doyden Stable Cottage (sleeps four) is also nearby. They can be booked together for a group of up to 16 guests. 

    The early 20th-century building has a garden to soak up the sun and take in the views of Lundy Bay and Pentire Head in the distance. And when Atlantic storms lash the coast, watch from the comfort of the living room window with the fire going. You'll have free entry to National Trust places during your stay, including Lanhydrock and Tintagel Old Post Office, each within a 40-minute drive of the apartment.

    • Wi-Fi, available
    • Garden, available
    • Fridge, available
    • Freezer, available
    • Microwave, available
    • Open fire / wood burner, available
    • Television, available
    • DVD, available
    • Washing machine, available
    • Dishwasher, available
    • Tumble dryer, available
    • Cot & high chair, available
    • Sea views, available
    • Coast path, available
    • Watersports nearby, available

    The washing machines and tumble dryer are shared with the other apartments and housed in an outbuilding.

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