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Modern first floor apartment overlooking Seaton beach. Open plan living room with balcony. Walk to beach, café and inn. Few minutes drive to Looe resort. (Ref. 959442)
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Really spacious, four bedrooms, four bathrooms, two sitting rooms, Grade II listed barn conversion on working farm in Morval, 2 miles from Looe. Ideal for families or couples. (Ref. 950126)
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Ground floor apartment overlooking the beach at Seaton. Open plan living space. WiFi. Patio with seaview. Off road parking. Short walk to beach, pubs and restaurants. 5 minutes walk into Seaton village. (Ref. 959449)
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Apartment overlooking the beach at Seaton. Super king-size bed. WiFi. Patio with seaview. Off road parking. Short walk to beach, pubs and restaurants. 5 minutes walk into Seaton village. (Ref. 959422)
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This ground floor apartment is part of the Mount Brioni complex with communal gardens, 5 min walk to beach, WiFi, off road parking. Looe 6 miles. (Ref. 959461)
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Ground floor apartment in Seaton overlooking the beach. Open plan accommodation with patio. Sea views. Short walk to café and pub. Looe 5 miles. (Ref. 959465)
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Delightful studio north of Polperro cove. Light, airy and compact accommodation. Enclosed garden. Stunning views. Free parking space. Short walk to village. Looe 3 miles. (Ref. 959308)
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A beautifully furnished first floor apartment situated on the historic harbour bridge in Polperro. Smart TVs, WiFi. Stunning views set in the heart of this popular fishing village. Looe 4 miles. (Ref. 919505)
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This stunning cottage is located in Pelynt near Looe, Cornwall. Original stone walls. WiFi. Liskeard 9 miles. (Ref. 999355)
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This lovely rustic cottage is located in Looe, Cornwall. WiFi. 4 bedrooms. Liskeard 9 miles. (Ref. 999357)
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Looe, separated by Looe River into East and West Looe, is a major fishing port and has a busy fish market. In medieval times, East and West Looe were two individual towns, but today they are joined as one town by a nineteenth century bridge. Looe has always played an important role in the fishing industry, and in the nineteenth century, the port was used in the export of stone and copper.
The harbour is at East Looe, and this side of the town also the main shopping centre; West Looe has several shops and restaurants but is much quieter. The Banjo Pier is a popular point from which to watch the little fishing boats come and go with their catches.
The town's museum is housed in the Old Guildhall in East Looe. This building is one of the oldest in the town, dating back to around 1500.
In 1965, Looe Island, a mile off the Looe coast, was bought by the Atkins sisters. The sisters have written two books, We Bought an Island and Tales from our Cornish Island, detailing their story. The island, which once belonged to the Abbot of Glastonbury, is only safely accessible by boat as the tide comes in very quickly. The island is open to visitors during the summer; however there are no roads or shops on the island. There are two beaches, a natural swimming pool and caves to explore.
Shark-fishing trips from the harbour are popular with visitors to Looe; the sharks are not killed, however - they are merely tagged.