Wrapped up in history and romance, this former three-bedroom net loft occupies one of the most coveted spots in Port Isaac, where sumptuous interiors by Laurence Lewelyn-Bowen meet an equally dreamy coastal backdrop.
Perched on the edge of the harbour, this luxury coastal retreat provides the ultimate location to immerse yourself in the enchanting village of Port Isaac. Tantalising options for foodies and miles of scenic footpaths are the ingredients for a truly indulgent holiday filled with coastal adventures.

'Henry's' is coined from the original resident Henry, a well-known village character who ran the shop that sits below. Inside this white-washed, weather-beaten retreat, guests are treated to a delightful contrast of old and new. Exposed beams meet glistening chandeliers and sash windows frame the ever-changing coastal scenes. On calm days, watch fishing boats bob on the water. In winter take refuge by the crackling fire as storms rage against the harbour wall out to sea.

Tales of shipwrecks and smugglers surround Henry's (and the adjacent buildings) which date back to the eighteenth century. A smuggler's tunnel even runs from the pub next door right the way to a sea cave in the harbour. Henry's was formerly a net loft for the local fishing fleet where nets would be hauled in to be washed and repaired. After loving refurbishment by the Lewelyn-Bowens, Henry's now offers guests a unique and glamorous base in the heart of the village.
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