Discover the rugged, romantic north Cornwall coast

Boscastle on the North Cornwall coast is one of the few remaining unspoilt harbour villages left in Cornwall. For those wanting to experience the magic of Cornwall away from the crowds, Boscastle is a picturesque fishing village steeped in history and set against a backdrop of stunning scenery.

Boscastle and the two neighbouring villages of Tintagel and Crackington Haven cling to the dramatic cliffs of North Cornwall's beautiful coast. The craggy cliffs, wild, rugged shores and mysterious ruins have inspired authors and artists for centuries and make this hidden and remote part of Cornwall the perfect place to enjoy a romantic break.

The nearby surf beaches, abundance of wildlife, dramatic walks and historic features, also make Boscastle an ideal holiday base at any time of the year.

Boscastle House opened in the summer of 2008 and overlooks the beautiful coast from high above the village of Boscastle.

Sean and Morwenna Gee have transformed Boscastle House into sustainable and luxurious 5 star guest accommodation with a Silver Award for excellence. With the desire to impact as little as possible on the unspoilt, natural environment that they love, they have made sustainability a central theme of their business.

Whilst the fresh sea air will ensure a good night’s rest, guests can sleep even more soundly knowing that Boscastle House is run on green and renewable energy and their breakfast is locally sourced.

Combining the comfort and style of a country house hotel with the friendly atmosphere of a B&B, Boscastle House offers guests the best in green comfort.

Each of the six en-suite rooms has been lovingly designed to provide warmth, character and elegance and make a stay at Boscastle House an experience to treasure.

Sean and Morwenna moved away from the stress of their jobs in London back to Morwenna’s native Cornwall with their baby daughter to start Boscastle House and begin their dream of running a family business in the county they love. Whilst renovating an entire building wasn’t as stress free as they hoped, the business is now up and running and they have been welcoming guests from around the world since they opened in the summer of 2008.

For more information and bookings log on to Boscastlehouse.com.

Doubles from £60 (low season) and £75 (high season), b&b.