Brock’s Beach House

Crackington Haven

Home Properties Brock’s Beach House

Brock’s Beach House

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£2,235 per week
5 Bedrooms 5 Bedrooms
5 Bathrooms 5 Bathrooms
Hot Tub Hot Tub
Close to the Beach Close to the Beach
Garden / Patio Garden / Patio
Games Room Games Room
Parking Parking
EV Charging EV Charging
Wi-Fi Wi-Fi

At a Glance

Spacious five bedroom home
Stunning sea views
Newly-renovated
Striking characterful building
Generous open-plan living space
Large patio with garden furniture
10-minute walk to Crackington Haven
Hot tub overlooking the sea
Games room with multi-use table
1/2 mile from village pub
EV charger
Close to the coast path

About

A beautifully restored welcoming home, which boasts striking historic architecture, Brock’s Beach House is a unique find nestled in the coastal village of Crackington Haven. This luxurious five-bedroom retreat seamlessly blends character with contemporary design, offering guests an exceptional stay, where they’ll be spoilt by sea views, a bubbling hot tub, plenty of space and lavish touches throughout.

Situated just a two-minute drive or a ten-minute downhill stroll to sandy Crackington Haven beach – which proudly won a Seaside Award in 2026 – the village is deemed an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering stunning coastal walks and breath-taking scenery, not forgetting a small cluster of fabulous cafes and a village pub at your disposal.

Location aside, Brock’s Beach House is a stunning family home. At its heart is the expansive open-plan living area, flooded by natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows that frame panoramic sea views and surrounding countryside. The space features a fully-equipped kitchen with modern appliances, including wine cooler, Neff Slide and Hide oven and generous island with bar stools.

There’s a spacious dining area, seating ten with ease, and a comfortable lounge perfect for relaxation with its plush curved sofa, 55-inch smartTV and sliding double doors leading onto a patio and providing a stunning coastal backdrop. In the adjacent room, guests can enjoy a dedicated games area equipped with a multi-games table, providing entertainment for guests of all ages. Plus, an elegant “cocktail corner,” ideal for evening relaxation.

The luxury continues to the sleeping quarters, where guests can choose from one of the five thoughtfully designed bedrooms, with high-quality linens and tasteful neutral decor. The master bedroom takes centre stage on the ground floor; a serene king-size room with an en-suite bathroom featuring a freestanding double-ended bath tub and separate walk-in shower, plus there’s direct access to a small terrace with stunning sea views.

There are two further bedrooms on this floor, one a flexible room that can be configured as a super-king or twin with access to the sea-view terrace, and a further cosy double. These bedrooms share the contemporary family bathroom with rich turquoise tiling and gold accents, plus a bath with shower over. The two remaining bedrooms are on the upper level. Both boasting lavish king-size beds, ensuite shower rooms. Additionally, there’s a cosy nook, on this upper mezzanine level. It’s the perfect spot for reading or enjoying a family movie night with the 55-inch smartTV, or if work calls there’s a convenient designated working space with large desk and chair.

There’s ample parking for four cars, an EV charger (small extra charge), large private garden and patio with seen-to-be-believed sea views. Outside you’ll find a comfy Maze garden furniture set and glass table, plus a L’Bode Cube Corten Edition fire pit, for atmosphere and cosiness while the Cornish skies put on an impressive display. But the best bit? Watch the sun set over the sea from the lavish hot tub, with fabulous panoramas. There’s no doubt about it, Brock’s Beach House provides a unique blend of historical chapel architecture and modern luxury, making it an ideal choice for families or groups seeking a memorable coastal getaway in Cornwall.

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Brock’s Beach House

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Floorplan

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Considered by design

Facilities

High-quality bed linen and towels are provided at all Pure Cornwall properties. Where a cot is supplied, guests are kindly asked to bring their own cot bedding.

Downstairs
  • Open-plan living area with floor-to-ceiling windows looking out to the sea. There is a large curved sofa, Samsung LED UHD 55-inch smartTV, Digital Radio and Bluetooth speaker, and sliding double doors for direct patio access.
  • The kitchen features a Siemens American-style fridge/freezer, NEFF Slide and Hide Oven, NEFF Oven and Microwave Combi, an Induction hob, Dualit 4-slice toaster and kettle. A large island features a wine cooler,and 3 wooden bar stools.
  • Large wooden table seating 10.
  • Adjacent to the living space is the games room, featuring a multi-games table (pool, table tennis and air hockey) and a dedicated cocktail corner with two armchairs.
  • The master bedroom is on the ground floor and features a king-sized bed, freestanding wardrobe, dressing table and chair, chest of drawers and an en-suite bathroom with a freestanding bath, separate shower and heated towel rail. There’s a French door to the terrace, and both bedroom and bathroom feature sea views.
  • Bedroom two features a zip-and-link (set as a super-king or twins). This room has direct garden access, sea views, and plenty of storage.
  • Bedroom three is a cosy double with ample storage.
  • The family bathroom features a bath with shower over, and heated towel rail.
  • The utility space has a Samsung washing machine and Sharps tumble dryer and a sink.
  • Additional WC.
Upstairs
  • Bedroom four features a king-size bed. There’s a wardrobe and chest of drawers, plus an en-suite shower room.
  • Bedroom five features a king-size bed. There’s a wardrobe and chest of drawers, plus an en-suite shower room.
  • The mezzanine snug features a desk and office chair, plus Japanese floor mattress, a sofa and Samsung LED UHD 55-inch smartTV.
Outside
  • Large sea-view patio area with hot tub, Maze rattan outdoor seating and dining table, heated outdoor shower, and L’Bode Cube Corten Edition fire pit (guests to supply fuel).
  • Generously-sized secure lawn.
  • Private driveway parking for up to four cars, including an EV charger (charges apply of £50 per vehicle, per week).
Please Note
  • As a former chapel, Brock’s Beach House is situated near a graveyard. This is across the road further up from the house and in no way attached to the house or part of any of the sea view outlooks. The graveyard can be seen from bedroom three and the mezzanine snug.
  • The hot tub is thoroughly cleaned and refilled after each stay to ensure it’s perfectly fresh for new guests. As hot tub maintenance takes place during changeover prior to guest arrival, it may take a few hours to reach the ideal temperature, so it might not be ready to use straight away.
  • There is an off season hot tub usage fee of £150 from October – March (no charge from April – September). When booking, please tick the box if you would like use of the hot tub during your stay.
  • There is a fan located under the stairs.

Location

Location is approximate

Activities

A two-minute drive, or ten-minute downhill walk and you’ll arrive at Crackington Haven. Nestled between dramatic cliffs and lush green hills, the beach is a sheltered, pebbly beach that transforms into golden sand at low tide, revealing rock pools perfect for exploring. The beach is lifeguarded in summer, making it safe for swimming and popular with bodyboarders. The village offers essential amenities including The Cabin Cafe, the Coombe Barton Inn pub, and a village shop. With access to the South West Coast Path, it’s ideal for walkers seeking scenic cliff-top views.

You’re not far from popular Cornish villages, Boscastle (7 miles) and Tintagel (9 miles), or head to Trebarwith Strand (14 miles), with its sea-view pub and fabulous beach. If you’re looking to discover hidden coves, nearby you’ll find Strangles Beach and Millook Haven, both worth a visit.

When heading north, the next largest beach is Widemouth Bay, which sits just a couple of miles south of Bude and while it benefits from all that Bude has to offer, is a slightly quieter setting. It is a beachside village dotted with cafes and bars, plus everything you need for a great day at the beach. Surf hire and surf schools are available and there is a very chilled out feeling to this area.

Bude is a 10 mile drive away and there are two sandy beaches located in the town itself, Summerleaze Beach and Crooklets Beach. Both have beach huts available for hire and overlooking Summerleaze Beach is the Bude Sea Pool, which is a free tidal swimming pool that is run and maintained by a team of volunteers (so donations are welcomed). Other beaches only a couple of miles away from Bude are Northcott Mouth and Sandymouth Beach, all of which showcase dramatic scenery.

If you are seeking an active holiday, then Bude has a number of surf, paddleboard and adventure activity schools to help you have fun, whilst staying safe. Bude’s beaches are favoured with surfers, kite surfers and paddle boarders. There are surf hire huts too, for those who are just ‘trying it out’.

The Bude canal has fun for all the family with pedal boats and rowing boats for hire, followed by a spot of shopping on the canal side at The Wharf, where you will find many local artisan items for sale. Throughout summer, there is also the Bude Farmers Market held each Friday and you can also find a proper Cornish ice-cream here to cool down with.

 

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“Just wanted to share some love for this fabulous property, having had the best time there with friends at half term.

Really cannot recommend enough for the most picturesque landscapes and sunsets, it’s brilliantly located for the beach and welcoming village pub, and the owners have thought of every detail to make staying there an easy pleasure. What we loved about it was that you could do as much or as little as you felt like; there’s a plethora of panoramic walks, water sports or local attractions to enjoy, equally you could do nothing but relax in the garden or hot tub…and the beds are so comfy we all slept well. We thought it was great for all ages and cannot wait to return when the opportunity arises”.

Victoria - May 25