Trevigue Cottage
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4 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
Woodburner / Open Fire
Garden / Patio
Parking
Wi-Fi
Surfing
Watersports
Family Friendly
At a Glance
About
Escape the every day; treat yourselves to a de-stress in this special cottage which sleeps 6 and a baby. Steeped in history, this wonderful family accommodation is idyllically set on a tranquil National Trust farm on the clifftops above Strangles Beach.
Blessed with far-reaching views, this cottage is very remote and private, a haven of calm, not overlooked and only a 20-minute walk to the village of Crackington Haven with its surfing and sunbathing beach, and a 5-minute walk to the coastal path.
Perfect for families, this incredible space is beautifully chilled. Here, unique, characterful, traditional features combine with all the modern comforts you may need. The large farmhouse kitchen with its colourful range cooker and a dining table provides for family-focus and magical meals, perhaps made with ingredients carefully chosen from the local farm shops.
Old oak-beamed ceilings and reclaimed floorboards reflect the cottage’s history, creating a real home-from-home feel. Two living areas provide you with plenty of space, all warmed through by the wood burner in the character feature brick fireplace. Quality, tasteful décor with pops of colour, accentuates the property.
There are four beautiful bedrooms, one super-king, two king-sized and one single all with views to the surrounding countryside. The large upstairs family bathroom has Victorian tiled flooring and a deep bath for a sumptuous soak. There is also a ground floor shower room to wash off the sand.
Outside is a garden area with outdoor seating, a perfect place to unwind, with breathtaking views to make your holiday complete. Take a deep breath … and relax …
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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
- Two homely living areas, with wood-burning stoves, 42-inch LCD Smart TV, Blu-ray DVD player, Bose Bluetooth speaker
- A farmhouse kitchen with Range Master cooker, American-style fridge/freezer, Miele dishwasher, microwave, Drip Filter coffee machine
- Utility room for drying wetsuits/muddy boots, with washing machine and tumble dryer
Upstairs
- Bedroom one, the master bedroom features a zip-and-link (set as a super-king or twins), and storage.
- Bedroom two is a king-sized bedroom, with storage.
- Bedroom three is a king-sized bedroom, with storage.
- Bedroom four has a single (with pull out mattress for child underneath)
- Family bathroom with deep bath and shower room.
Outside
- Outside storage for wetsuits/equipment.
- Garden with outdoor seating.
- Parking for two cars.
Location
Location is approximate
Activities
One mile away from Trevigue is 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 (6 miles) and Tintagel (8 miles), or head to Trebarwith Strand (13 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 the 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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