Willow Way

Willow Way takes its name from the low beams that define its character—taller guests will need to duck through the living room of this one-bedroom cottage, a reminder that it was built in 1690 from stone salvaged when a castle was demolished. The whole place is yours alone, sleeping two in a double bed separated from the living area by a solid wood sliding door. A walk-in shower and heated towel rail in the bathroom are modern additions to the 330-year-old structure.

The kitchen has what you need to cook for two: oven, stove, fridge, kettle, toaster and coffee maker. Electricity, bed linen and towels are included. The cottage sits within a mile of both the pub and the coast, so the sea and a pint are equally close. On-street parking is available on a first-come basis. Smoking is not permitted.