This exclusive, detached, Cornish hideaway has been stylishly transformed, providing families, couples or groups of friends the perfect holiday property at any time of the year. It is a typical Cornish double fronted house with a classic Georgian slate-hung facade. Equipped with plenty of home comforts, it still retains its period charm; slate floors, large fireplaces, sash windows, window seats and a ’creamy’ decor enhance the feeling of rustic elegance. The spacious kitchen opens on to the dining room with a feature fireplace and wood-burning stove. The stylish living room, decorated in pale blues and creams has large comfy sofas and also boasts a wood-burning stove - the perfect place to relax with family and friends. Upstairs, there are four bedrooms and two bathrooms, appointed to an excellent standard with the added touch of dresing gowns also provided for your comfort. In the summer, dine al fresco under the pergola by the wonderful heated swimming pool (pool towels provided).
As well as a welcome pack for the adults, the thoughtful owners also supply a welcome pack especially suited to children too. Complete with bucket and spade, games and a frisbee, head to one of the extensive sandy beaches stretching along the North Coast on either side of the Camel Estuary, with Polzeath and Daymer, two renowned surfing beaches, within 6 miles of Tregoid. If your beloved pet dog is joining you on your holiday too then there’ll also be a special doggy hamper awaiting their arrival at Maidenland! The Camel Trail, now forming an exclusive route for cyclists, runs from Padstow inland to the edge of Bodmin Moor. There are many other routes and footpaths leading through some of the most spectacular coastal scenery between Tintagel and Polzeath. The coast is just a 5-minute drive away with an array of shops and restaurants.
Rock, with its sailing and water skiing facilities, lies on the north bank of the beautiful Camel Estuary, with a ferry across to picturesque Padstow, where you will find Rick Stein’s seafood restaurant. The pretty fishing village of Port Isaac is approximately 3 miles away on the breathtaking North Cornish Coastline, whilst the upcoming former market town of Wadebridge is some 4 miles away. Beach 5 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile.