St. Teath,
Bodmin, PL30 3LP

A beautifully presented 18th-century detached cottage, rich in character and set within generous gardens, perfectly positioned between countryside and coast.

Step through the welcoming entrance porch and into a truly cosy sitting room, where a beautiful stone fireplace with a log-burning stove and slate hearth forms the heart of the home. The perfect spot to curl up on a winter’s evening.

The kitchen is both practical and full of charm, thoughtfully fitted with a range of base units, built-in double oven, microwave, induction hob, and a handy pantry cupboard, with space for a fridge/freezer. Just beyond, the dining room feels wonderfully sociable, ideal for everything from relaxed family meals to hosting friends. A characterful stone fireplace adds to the charm, while double doors open out to the garden, letting the outside in during the warmer months.

Also on the ground floor is a versatile study or snug, a lovely quiet corner for reading, working, or unwinding. Along with a convenient cloakroom. Bedroom One is a generous and peaceful double room, complete with its own en-suite shower room and access to the utility room, offering flexibility for guests or comfortable single-level living. The utility room, accessed externally, keeps the practical elements neatly tucked away.

Upstairs, a split-level landing adds a touch of character and leads to two further inviting double bedrooms, one with its own en-suite shower room. A well-appointed family bathroom completes the upstairs, creating a comfortable and well-balanced home.


The property is approached through a gated entrance, opening onto a gravel driveway with plenty of space for parking.

The gardens wrap gently around the front and side of the home, mainly laid to lawn and bordered by mature trees and traditional stone walls, creating a lovely sense of privacy and calm. A south-facing decked terrace is a real sun trap, perfect for morning coffee, lazy afternoons, or dining outdoors. While a separate gravelled seating area, surrounded by established planting, offers a peaceful spot to sit and unwind.

Just across the road, an additional area of garden provides even more opportunity. Whether for growing your own produce, enjoying extra outdoor space, or simply embracing a slower pace of life.

Agents Note:
This wonderful property is available for both residential and holiday use, subject to any necessary consents, permissions, and licensing requirements. Interested parties are advised to make their own enquiries regarding permitted use.

Mains water and electricity. Oil-fired central heating. Private drainage via a septic tank located in the garden across the road. Ultrafast broadband available.

Magpie Cottage occupies a charming rural position along the B3144, perfectly placed between the iconic coastal village of Port Isaac and the village of Delabole, just one mile south-west of the popular Sea View Farm Shop & Café. Port Isaac, renowned for its picturesque harbour and historic character, is widely recognised as the filming location for Doc Martin and home to the much-loved Fisherman’s Friends. Just beyond lies the sheltered cove of Port Gaverne, offering a quieter stretch of coastline to explore. The thriving village of St Teath, less than two miles away, provides a wonderful sense of community alongside everyday amenities, including a post office, well-regarded public house, award-winning café, primary school, preschool, church, and village hall. For those drawn to the coast, Trebarwith Strand—approximately 4.5 miles away—is a spectacular National Trust beach, famed for its dramatic cliffs and excellent surf. The nearby market town of Camelford (around 5 miles) offers a range of practical amenities including a supermarket, schooling, and healthcare services, while Wadebridge (7.5 miles), set on the banks of the River Camel, is home to the renowned Camel Trail, linking Bodmin Moor to the vibrant harbour town of Padstow.