On the southern fringe of Boscastle lies this handsome Georgian parsonage, a grand base for exploring the Cornish coast.
Behind the picture-perfect exterior find elegant, light-filled spaces and four big, bright, modern bedrooms. After a restful sleep take a seat at the convivial table in the pine-floored dining room. This is a breakfast well worth waking up for. Jon and Delyth are big foodies and like to show off local produce, so along with their homemade bread it’s the perfect fuel for your seaside adventures.
Hikers can stride out onto a spectacular stretch of the South West Coast path, boat spotters can wander down to Boscastle harbour, and the more laid back may relax with an afternoon tea watching the Cornish world go by.
We had a very pleasant stay with John and Delyth, who were very welcoming, friendly and accommodating. The accommodation was extremely comfortable and the breakfasts first rate. Even cake daily to have with our tea when we got back to base after a day out. Local produce used and Delyth bakes bread daily and cakes, too. I'm a great lover of porridge and this was done very imaginatively - a little different every day. So Maggie and we have no hesitation in recommending the Old Parsonage. We hope to pay a visit again in the not too distant future. Evening meals? Try the Napoleon Inn.