Cabin ∙ 3 bedrooms ∙ 6 guests | Cottage in Holywell
3 Bedroom Cottage in Holywell
Burrowed in the sleepy village of Holywell Bay in Cornwall lies this appealing single-storey property, Palm View. Boasting all ground-floor living, an en-suite master bedroom, sea views and dog-friendly accommodation, Palm View welcomes six guests to relish an idyllic seascape to Cornwall. Upon entering, be wowed by a delicate sitting room equipped with electric fire and TV so you can make the most of cooler evenings; allow the designated chef to cook up a storm in a well-equipped kitchen to be enjoyed at the intimate dining table as you toast to a fantastic getaway. If the weather permits, step out into the enclosed garden and relish a favourite tipple and a barbecue as your children and pets play safely or take advantage of a quaint summer house. When the night draws to a close, retire to one of three stunning bedrooms, choose from a king-size with TV with Sky and en-suite shower room, a double with Freeview TV or a twin to rest your head in ahead of another day of adventures; unwind with a long soak in the bath and complete your all-important skincare ahead of drifting off to sleep. When you're ready to explore, begin your morning with a stroll to Holywell Bay, sink your toes into the sandy trails and listen to the waves crash upon the shore as you look out to Gull Rock in the distance. Head to Kelsey Head, Poly Joke Beach, or Pentire Point Beach for more serene beach locations where you can get lost in a book and watch the world go by. In the bustling city of Newquay, tour the Trenance Gardens, visit Newquay Zoo, Blue Reef Aquarium Newquay or admire the stunning Island House Bridge. Further afield, explore the Bodmin Jail Attraction, traverse the grounds of the legendary Tintagel Castle, or treat your loved ones to a fun-filled day at Camel Creek Family Theme Park. However you choose to fill your days in Cornwall, ensure you do it from the homely base of Palm View.
On the north Cornwall coast, Holywell Bay is a quiet seaside community with beautiful dunes, a wonderful beach, and lots of little streams and rock pools for kids to explore. The beach, which is open to Atlantic swells, is a favourite among body boarders and surfers. The Gull Boulders or Carter's Rocks, a pair of twin rocks just offshore, are two of Holywell Bay's most intriguing features. The community contains a number of shops and bars, whereas Cubert, a village a mile away, has a post office, shops, a bakery and cafe, a village pub, and a restaurant. A watersports paradise, Newquay, the centre of the UK's surf scene, is only five miles away. It has three major beaches, the National Surf Centre, and an inexhaustible supply of rolling surf. The town also guarantees a perfect holiday with its shopping mall, zoo, sea life centre, and diverse assortment of restaurants and pubs. If you still want more, the South West Coast Path travels both ways over a breathtaking stretch of coastline that features tall cliffs, undiscovered bays, and other beaches. Padstow, a charming fishing village and harbour, is only 18 miles away, and it takes only 30 minutes to get to Truro, home to the Eden Project, as well as its museums, cathedral, restaurants, and cobblestone streets. the ideal starting point for exploring this region of Cornwall.
Amenities
Policies
