4 Bedroom (Sleeps 8) House in New Polzeath, Wadebridge

Atlantic View Coach House - 4 bedroom luxury holiday home in New Polzeath sleeping up to 8 with fabulous sea views one minute walk from the beach.

• Holiday Cottages
• United Kingdom
• England
• Cornwall
• New Polzeath, Wadebridge

Description

PROPERTY SUMMARY:

- Atlantic View Coach House is a wonderful, luxury, three-floor contemporary beach house with a glass façade facing the sea., on the cliff top at New Polzeath, a stone’s throw from one of the best surfing beaches in Cornwall. The view to Stepper Point and the Camel Estuary across the beach is simply magnificent. Ideally located for a special coastal getaway you can take in the views and breathe in the fresh sea air outside on the slate patio with built-in barbecue or from the large balcony or the decked area in the garden, all of which face the beach. Atlantic View Coach House is suitable for a range of guests – from families and friends to work colleagues.

- TO BOOK PLEASE CLICK THROUGH TO OUR WEBSITE AND SELECT YOUR START DATE ON THE CALENDAR AT THE BOTTOM OF ANY PAGE

- SHORT BREAK PRICE IS 50% OF THE WEEKLY PRICE FOR 2 NIGHTS OR 75% OF THE WEEKLY PRICE FOR 3 NIGHTS

- Awarded 5-star Gold by Visit England the exquisite accommodation has all the home comforts you could wish for. It has a slate patio with sun loungers and barbecue, a decked area and a large 2nd floor balcony overlooking the beach, each with tables and chairs for 8 to to enjoy al fresco dining. There is off road parking for 2 cars at the rear with further free on road parking at the front of the house. Here you can truly make the most of the Cornish sunshine and outdoor living. It’s simply the perfect setting to spend quality time with friends, family or for some team-building time with your work colleagues.

- The house is on 3 floors: on the lower ground floor there is a beach room with space to rinse and hang wetsuits and to store surf boards, a utility area and two bedrooms, one with en-suite bathroom and the other with en-suite shower room, on the ground floor the entrance hall (accessed via a ramp to the front door) opens to two further bedrooms, one with en-suite bathroom and the other with adjacent disabled accessible shower room and on the top floor is a wonderful, large kitchen/dining/sitting room opening to the balcony. All of the bedrooms can be configured as either twins or 6’ superking double beds. The kitchen is fully equipped even for keen chefs and the sitting room has a cosy log burner for winter getaways.

THINGS TO DO WHEN STAYING AT ATLANTIC VIEW COACH HOUSE:

- Enjoy the beach, which is a one minute walk away; sand and surf, rock pools and exploring, fun and games, relax and sunbathe, fish and chips and ice cream

- Walk the coast path; it runs right in front of the house. One way takes you towards Pentire Point, Rumps Point and on to Lundy Bay, Port Quin and Port Isaac, the other way to Polzeath village (10 minutes) and on to Trebetherick, Rock and over the Camel Estuary by ferry to Padstow and beyond. The Cornish Chough has returned and can be spotted, if you are both lucky and observant, on the coast path between New Polzeath and Pentire Point. Also look out for other sea birds such as gannets, oystercatchers and puffins and listen out for skyarks and warblers. Seals frequent the area and occasionally basking sharks or even humpback whales have been seen. In the spring and early summer there is a riot of wild flowers on the cliffs and on sunny days butterflies flit amongst them, the rarer ones to look out for being the Marbled White, the Clouded Yellow and the Green Hairstreak. One day maybe even the Large Blue will be seen somewhere nearby, as conservation efforts hopefully take effect

- Explore the shops in Polzeath; the Spar shop there is excellent and there are clothes, souvenir and surf shops plus an art gallery and a post office

- Eat out without having to drive; the closest restaurant is The Atlantic Bar and Kitchen just 5 doors away. In Polzeath you can find fish and chips, Cornish pasties, pizzas and ice cream etc in addition to restaurants such as The Waterfront, The Cracking Crab, Surfside and TJ’s Kitchen or a little walk away The Oystercatcher, The Mowhay and The Valley Bar and Cafe

- If you prefer to eat in local specialities include seafood of all types (the fish shop and Just Shellfish in Port Isaac are excellent), Trebetherick asparagus when in season and Cornish pasties, the best being from Malcolm Barnecutt, which has branches in Rock (4 miles drive away) and Wadebridge (7 miles drive away)

- Visit Rock; you can walk there in 1 1/2 hours or drive. There you will find another lovely sandy, estuary beach and a range of waterspouts including sailing and water skiing plus places to eat

- Across the Estuary by ferry will take you to Padstow, famed for its Mayday ‘Obby ‘Oss festival and famous chefs including Rick Stein and Paul Ainsworth. Prideaux Place, a brisk walk up the hill behind the town, is well worth a visit. People visit the area specifically to sample the great food that is available

- Visit Wadebridge, the local market town with an ancient bridge over the River Camel, The Camel Trail, a disused railway line which runs from the edge of Bodmin Moor to Padstow, now ideal for walking or cycling, and a large range of mainly independent shops plus some useful supermarkets

- Further afield The Lost Gardens of Helligan, The Eden Project and more sections of the South West Coast Path are magnets for visitors.

- Play golf; the nearest course is The Point at St. Minver, but walkable via a footpath from Polzeath. It also has a health club and swimming pool. Renowned links courses can be found at St. Enodoc and Trevose. The walk along the coastal path to St. Enodoc is delightful, taking in the tiny, ancient church by the 10th green, which was dug out of the sand dunes in Victorian times. John Betjeman, late resident of the area used to give poetry readings on Brae Hill opposite the church

- Get out your paintbrushes; Cornwall is renowned for its light and is a magnet for artists, both professional and amateur

- Lie back and get some R&R; take in the spectacular view from the patio, balcony or decked area, get lost in a book, enjoy a game with friends or family, have a good chinwag, crack open a bottle, do some communal food preparation using the charcoal barbecue and dine al fresco as the sun goes down. If you’re lucky you’ll catch a breathtaking sunset or even the green flash as the sun drops into the sea (except for a couple of weeks either side of the summer and winter equinoxes)

AMENITIES:

- Linen and towels included in price
- Cleaning included in price
- Logs included in price
- Welcome pack of kitchen essentials (cloths, detergent, scourers, dishwasher tablets, bin liners)
- Welcome pack of goodies (Cornish tea, Cornish coffee, Cornish shortbread, Cornish apple juice, sugar and milk)
- Salt and pepper grinders provided
- Bathroom essentials (soap, shower gel and hand/body lotion)
- Metered use of water and electricity charged separately
- Regrettably Atlantic View Coach House is not suitable for folk who can’t manage stairs. Whilst it has a ramp to access the ground floor which has bedrooms and a disabled accessible shower room, both the living area upstairs and the garden area outside involve going up or down stairs or steps

CHECK IN/OUT INFORMATION:

- Change over day is Friday
- Check in from 4pm
- Check out by 10am, except for Sunday after a weekend only booking, when it is 4pm
- Minimum booking one week during high season and school holidays, otherwise 2 nights, with flexible start/finish days out of season (but no Sunday arrivals possible due to non availability of cleaning staff)

HOW TO GET TO ATLANTIC VIEW COACH HOUSE:

- A car is essential if you want to explore the local and wider area. Directions to the house are provided in the pre-arrival email
- The nearest train station is Bodmin Parkway. There are a number of local taxi companies who can meet a train
- The nearest airport is Newquay
- There are limited local buses

ACCESS INFORMATION:

- Keys are provided in a lockbox at the house (2 sets)

PAYMENT TERMS:

- 25% on booking
- 75% 6 weeks prior to arrival
- Damages deposit £500/week or part thereof
- Metered use of water and electricity charged separately
- Dogs by prior agreement (maximum 2) between 1st October and 14th May subject to a fee of £25/dog and a few reasonable house rules. (Dogs are banned from the beach between 10am and 6pm from 15th May to 30th September, so we do not accept dogs between these dates)

We look forward to you staying at Atlantic View Coach House. Please click through to our website to see further details and to book directly from there. Don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions.

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Short breaks	Mid and low season	2/3 nights 50/75% 0f weekly rate
1st July - 31st August	High season 2024	£4160
1st September - 17th October	Mid season 2024	£2270
18th - 31st October	Half term	£2830
1st November - 19th December	Low season 2024	£1780
20th December - 2nd January	Christmas/New Year	£4160
3rd January - 13th February	Low season 2025	£1870
14th - 20th February	Half term	£2010
21st February - 10th April	Low season 2025	£1870
11th - 24th April	Easter	£2970
25th April - 1st May	Low season 2025	£1870
2nd - 8th May	Spring bank holiday	£3230
9th - 22nd May	Mid season 2025	£2385
23rd - 29th May	Half term	£4370
30th May - 30th June	Mid season 2025	£2385
1st July - 31st August	High season 2025	£4370
1st September - 16th October	Mid season 2025	£2385
17th - 30th October	Half term	£2970
31st October - 21st December	Low season 2025	£1870
22nd December - 4th January	Christmas/New Year	£4370

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