Entrance
Once you have parked up, a sliding patio door leads you into this perfectly presented, ground floor, modern property.
Open Plan Living Area
The open plan living, dining and kitchen is spacious and comfortable. A wood burner further adds to the comfort levels making this property the perfect choice for a romantic out of season winter escape. Comfy easy seating set around the wood burner and television combined with a smart dining table with chairs completes the open plan living space.
Kitchen
The well-equipped kitchen includes electric oven, gas hob, fridge with a freezer compartment, slimline dishwasher, microwave and a double door utility area housing the washing machine and separate tumble dryer.
Bedroom
The spacious bedroom with super king size bed (which can be made as a twin bed arrangement also), is lovely. The owners have considered everything and provide super extra touches throughout such as a fan for those warmer Cornish evenings, long and short mirrors, hairdryer and even a luggage rack!
Bathroom
Off the bedroom is a super-size bathroom WC with bath (and handheld shower attachment), a large, separate shower cubicle, wash hand basin and heated towel rail.
Heating
This property is efficiently heated by electric radiators throughout.
Pets
This property welcomes 2 small or medium size dogs or 1 large.
AT A GLANCE
Sleeps 2 in a super king (zip and link) bed
Spacious, light and airy accommodation set out across one level.
Private outdoor space with furniture
Private parking for 1 car
A very short drive to the fabulous beaches at Polzeath and Rock
Ideally situated between the famous Cornish sailing destination of Rock and the popular family and surfing beach at Polzeath, is Lowen Lodge, a gorgeous, beautifully appointed property for two. The village of St Minver and home to the popular Fourways Inn who serve great pub food most evenings is just over a mile away.
Aside from being just a very short drive to Polzeath, New Polzeath, St Minver and Rock, thanks to the superbly convenient location Lowen Lodge occupies, other popular places to visit and equally easy to reach include the famous fishing village of Port Isaac next to the neighbouring hamlets of Port Gaverne and Port Quinn. These wonderful places offer up a wealth of coastal walks and are perfect for the four legged member of the family too.
Tintagel and Boscastle are within a half hours drive and taking the passenger ferry from Rock across to the world famous harbour town of Padstow, is a breeze and a definite must do!
A selection of independent shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants are dotted around the Rock, Polzeath and St Minver areas with the bustling town of Wadebridge just 5 miles away.
Wadebridge offers all of the above plus a choice of supermarkets, lovely high street, terrific leisure centre, two screen cinema and access of course to the well-loved and used Camel bicycle trail.
The enclosed garden is laid mainly to lawn with a good size decked area in front of the property. Sun loungers and table and chairs are provided.
One of Cornwall’s most famous holiday destinations, Polzeath has everything you need for a fun filled beachside getaway.
Sheltered by Pentire Point at the mouth of the Camel Estuary and six miles north of Wadebridge, the small seaside village of Polzeath is a haven for families, beach lovers and surfers alike. The village has a good selection of shops, bars and restaurants providing everything you need, but the real draw here are the fabulous wide, sheltered sandy beaches. Polzeath Beach (sometimes referred to as Hayle Beach) is a world famous surfing destination, and novices and pro surfers vie for the best waves, sometimes joined by playful seals and dolphins. Although generally a safe beach with RNLI lifeguards on duty throughout the summer season, there can be large waves and currents and families with small children often prefer the quieter waters at New Polzeath Beach, tucked neatly next door.
On either beach you can enjoy sun-soaked days with lots of activities to try, from rock pooling at low tide and building that perfect sand castle to trying your hand at the many watersports on offer. Surfing lessons, SUP, coasteering and kayaking are all available, and there are a number of eateries lining the sand providing much needed refreshments after a day spent on the water. Polzeath Beach is also a nature reserve so whilst soaking up the sun make sure you look out for puffins and many other coastal birds.
For those wanting to stretch their legs and explore the area, the South West Coast Path runs through Polzeath linking the village to Rock and Daymer Bay in one direction, and Pentire Point in the other, taking in glorious coastal scenery and panoramic sea views along the way. Also easily accessible is the picturesque fishing village of Padstow, home to Rick Stein’s family of restaurants and many more tempting restaurants and shops. Either jump in the car or take the more scenic route across the Camel Estuary on the Black Tor ferry from neighbouring Rock.
With so much to see and do for all ages in a truly idyllic setting, it’s easy to see why self catering holidays in Polzeath are so popular.
Private parking for 1 large car provided
– Short drive to the beaches at Polzeath and New Polzeath
– This property welcomes 2 small or medium size dogs or 1 large.
– Cot and highchair are not available
– The bed can be made up as a super king or twin – please advise the office when making your booking
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