This stylish, detached eight-bedroom property is located just above Polzeath village. Boasting extensive living accommodation, the property is currently a successful holiday let with stylish, modern interiors. A generous open-plan kitchen/breakfast room flows into to a huge conservatory, used as a dining room and flooded with natural light. Large bay windows in the open-plan sitting room offer pleasant and far-reaching countryside views, while internal glazed doors allow you to separate the TV room as needed. From here, patio doors lead to a generous lawned garden and terrace. The property lies within short walking distance of Polzeath beach and the amenities including the shops, restaurants, and cafés.

GROUND FLOOR: Entrance porch | Open-plan kitchen/breakfast room | Semi-open-plan sitting room with dividing doors and open fire | Conservatory/dining room | Four double bedrooms | Two shower rooms.

FIRST FLOOR: Principal bedroom with en-suite shower room | Triple bedroom with views of the sea and Polzeath beach | Two further double bedrooms | Family bathroom | Separate shower room.

Polzeath is a favoured holiday and residential location on the North Cornwall coast, with a vast expanse of sand, safe bathing and surfing and RNLI Lifeguard cover from Easter to October. The immediate area also offers wonderful walking country over National Trust land with superb coastal scenery. Nearby at Rock and Daymer Bay conditions are ideal for water sports as diverse as sailing, water skiing, canoeing, and windsurfing. The renowned St Enodoc Golf Club and The Point at Polzeath offer excellent 18-hole courses. Polzeath has several good places to eat and drink, all within walking distance, including The Waterfront, The Oystercatcher, Surfside and TJ’s. The St Moritz Hotel and The Point Golf and Leisure Club are also just a short walk inland. Locally there are also a wealth of excellent restaurants and pubs including The Mariners Pub in Rock, Nathan Outlaw in Port Isaac, Rick Stein’s Seafood Restaurant and Paul Ainsworth’s No. 6 in Padstow. The Mariners Pub in Rock, Nathan Outlaw's restaurants in Port Isaac, along with Rick Stein’s Seafood Restaurant and Paul Ainsworth’s No. 6 both in Padstow.

The property enjoys use of a private driveway and parking area shared with Little Lodge with parking for multiple vehicles. Steps lead from the breakfast room down onto a large sun terrace overlooking the garden and countryside. The remainder of the plot consists of a gently sloping lawned garden with mature hedges and a shed. 

Mains water and electricity. Electric night storage radiators. Private drainage. 

Available via separate negotiation. 

By appointment with JB Estates.