20 High Street is a glorious Grade II listed Townhouse situated in the Old Town of Padstow right next door to Paul Ainsworth's Townhouse. This beautifully decorated property sleeps up to 6 guests in 3 bedrooms and uniquely for Padstow has dedicated parking for 2 cars right outside the property. Guests can stroll to the Harbour in 5 minutes and enjoy the Shops, Restaurants and Bars of Padstow. For those looking to be active, the South West Coast path can be reached in less than 10 minutes.
Key property features...
- Grade II listed Townhouse
- Centrally located in the Old Town
- 3 bedrooms 2 Superking zip n link (can be singles on request), 1 double
- 2 bathrooms, one bath with shower attachment one free standing shower
- Courtyard garden with outside dining area
- 2 parking spaces
- Outside sink/drying area for wetsuits
Who we think the property is suitable for...
20 High Street is perfect for families or groups of friends who want to enjoy the lovely town of Padstow & also be near stunning walks & beaches.
Need to know...
- 2 parking spaces.
- No pets allowed at this time.
About a holiday in Padstow...
Tucked inside the Camel Estuary, popular Padstow is a smart little harbour town. It balances a working fishing fleet with being a top visitor destination, famous as a high-end foodie hotspot.
However, there's a lot more to this busy port than fish and fine dining. The town's little old streets are a joy to explore, and there are glorious beaches and coastal walks right on Padstow's doorstep.
It's a versatile spot, attracting families, outdoorsy people and romantic couples alike. If you want golden sand, this is the place to come, from the tidal beaches at Hawker’s Cove to the long strands at Harlyn and Treyarnon. Hop on the ferry and explore Rock or Daymer Bay or take the surf boards to Constantine Bay.
At low tide explore the rock pools or build sandcastles, For the more adventurous, learn to surf at a local surf school, or grab a mask and snorkel and see what lurks below the water! A perfect holiday destination in this glorious part of Cornwall.
