This contemporary, dormer bungalow sits overlooking the spectacular Polzeath Beach on the Cornish North coast. Presented to an excellent standard with glorious, panoramic views, Curlew provides a superb base for up to seven guests and their canine companions. After a day on the day, wash away the sand using the outdoor shower before making your way inside and getting comfortable. Dust off those cooking books and relish in a home-cooking session in the kitchen, boasting an array of sleek appliances, before heading to the dining room to enjoy the fruits of your labour with a stunning outlook over the beach. Put your feet up in the lounge, boasting two large sofas, an open fire and a Smart TV, whilst the dining room also has a little seating area where you can choose a book from the selection provided and while away the hours. Patio doors lead out to the first tier of the garden, featuring an astro lawn with furniture, providing the ideal place to enjoy a morning coffee or evening tipple. A few steps down leads to the expansive lawn that wraps around the property, providing plenty of space for the dogs to roam about. When it comes to catching your rest, there are four tasteful bedrooms to choose from, including a king-size, double, twin and single, complete in refreshing colours. Serving the bedrooms is a bathroom and shower room, so you can best decide how to prepare for the day! Come the morning, awake to plan your Cornish itinerary, beginning with a stroll down to Polzeath beach, where you can dip your toes in the sea before retreating back and enjoy a bite to eat at the Beach Box café. Continue your day with a stroll along the Cornish coastline, making sure to stop off at Pentire Point and The Rumps which demonstrate the imposing cliff views that stretch out to sea. Head further north to Padstow, where you can tour the local museum, see wildlife at Padstow Sealife Safaris or visit the secluded setting of St George’s Cove. There’s plenty to fill your to-do list with a stay at Curlew.

The seaside community of Polzeath is home to one of the top surfing beaches in the nation, a sandy beach surrounded by rock pools. The South West Coast Path, a 630-mile trail, passes through the community of Polzeath and features a number of small stores, cafes, and eateries. The well-known market town of Wadebridge, which is located just over seven miles away and is situated along the River Camel, provides a variety of stores, pubs, and restaurants in addition to North Cornwall's only family-run movie theatre. The hamlet is surrounded by beautiful landscape, and the neighbouring town of Padstow is well worth visiting because of its harbour, pastel-washed mediaeval homes, and acclaimed restaurants. The Camel Trail also passes through the town. The capital of surfing in the UK, Newquay, is reachable by car and features more than 11 miles of fine, golden sand beaches. A great place to start your exploration of this region of Cornwall is Polzeath.

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