Olive House Holiday Accommodation in Rock
Olive House is a large detached house in the centre of the village, opposite the bakery and butchers, on flat terrain about one mile from the beach and golf club.
The house has a secluded flat enclosed garden with oversize
garden furniture, shady tree, patio and pond. Semicircular in-out drive
allowing parking for four cars without blocking eachother in.
Olive House has six bedrooms, three doubles, two bunks and a twin. All the doubles have their own ensuite shower/wc/basin. The remaining bedrooms have individual basins, and in addition there is a family bathroom. One of the double bedrooms is downstairs, useful for grandparents who would prefer not to use the main stairs…. However there are two steps to this part of the house also.
Bedroom 4
Bedroom 6
The Sunroom at Olive House
The owner and staff cottage is adjacent to Olive house with a seperate drive to the side, behind the main house with its own seperate facilities and garden.
Rock & The Camel Estuary:
Olive House is in the centre of the village of Rock, near to butchers, bakers, deli. Rock is on the North Cornwall coast, on the east side of the River Camel, whose estuary offers surfing at Polzeath, Golf, sailing, water-skiing at Rock, with more serious shopping at Wadebridge, 4 miles away at the head of the estuary, and more serious eating at Padstow, across the estuary from Rock, where the Rick Stein establishments offer food for the piscatorially inclined (ie fish lovers).
The beach, quay,golf and sailing clubs are about a mile away down a road that dead-ends in the Quarry carpark. There are numerous footpaths both along the coast and inland across farm land.
Directions:
Rock is about 150 miles from Bristol, following the M5 to Exeter, then the A30 to Launceston, then the A395 to join the A39 at Davidstow, following that to Wadebridge. At Wadebridge do NOT take either of the two bypasses, but continue straight towards the town centre for about 100 yards after the main roundabout, and turn right at the mini roundabout, signposted Port Isaac. After 1.4 miles turn left, signposted Rock Continue for 2.5 miles more, until you reach the shops. Olive House is opposite the Butchers and Bakers shops.
Kitchen
Living Room
Olive House
Rock
Holiday Home in Rock
Camel Estuary
Sleeps 12 People
07900 734234
- Sleeps 12 People
- 6 Bedroom
- Sunroom
- Private parking for 4-6 cars
- No Smoking
- Bed Linen
- Well behaved dogs welcome downstairs only
Six bedrooms: three doubles, two bunks and a twin
Low season £2000
High Season £ 3500
Availability & Booking
Contact Details
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OLIVE HOUSE
Rock Road
Rock
Wadebridge
Cornwall
PL27 6NW
Philip Mattos
07900 734234
Rock and the Camel Estuary:
Rock on the Camel Estuary is a picturesque holiday destination located in the stunning region of North Cornwall, England. This tranquil area boasts a serene blend of natural beauty, charming coastal towns, and an array of outdoor activities that cater to a variety of interests. Here are some of the top destinations and attractions to explore in and around this idyllic spot:
Rock Beach A stunning sandy beach that is ideal for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports. The calm waters of the estuary make it perfect for families with young children, and at low tide, it connects to the bustling Daymer Beach, offering a more secluded option.
Padstow A charming fishing town just a short stroll away, Padstow is famous for its picturesque harbour, quaint shops, and an impressive selection of restaurants, including those run by celebrity chef Rick Stein. The town is also the starting point of the scenic Camel Trail, a walking and cycling path that follows the old railway line along the estuary.
Port Isaac Famous as the filming location for the TV series "Doc Martin," this quaint village offers a glimpse into traditional Cornish life with its narrow winding streets, historic fishermen's cottages, and a bustling harbour. It's a great place to wander around, grab some ice cream, and enjoy the local seafood.
The Camel Estuary The estuary itself is a haven for water sports enthusiasts, with opportunities for sailing, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding. The gentle waters are also perfect for those looking for a relaxing boat trip to spot the local wildlife, including seals and a variety of bird species.
Tintagel Castle A dramatic cliffside fortress with a rich history tied to the legend of King Arthur. The castle ruins offer a fascinating day out with stunning views over the Atlantic Ocean and the chance to explore the mystical Merlin's Cave.
Polzeath Beach A popular surfing destination with consistent waves, this beach is perfect for both beginners and experienced surfers. There are also several surf schools and equipment rentals available for those looking to catch their first wave.
The Eden Project A world-renowned eco-tourism site, the Eden Project is a short drive away and features massive biomes housing a vast array of plant species from around the globe, as well as a plethora of educational exhibits and events.
Port Quin A beautiful, secluded cove with a historic feel, Port Quin offers a peaceful escape from the busier beaches. The coastal walks here lead to the dramatic Doyden Point, where you can enjoy panoramic vistas of the rugged coastline.
Trevibban Mill For wine lovers, this local vineyard offers tours and tastings of their award-winning English wines, as well as a chance to stroll through the vineyards and enjoy a meal at their on-site restaurant.
Rock Sailing and Water Ski Club For those looking for an active holiday, the club offers a variety of water sports, including sailing and water skiing lessons for all ages and abilities.
Daymer Bay Beach A picturesque bay with a vast expanse of sand that's excellent for beach games, picnics, and building sandcastles. The clear waters are ideal for paddleboarding and swimming. 12. The South West Coast Path This 630-mile trail offers spectacular coastal walking with sections nearby that provide breathtaking views of the estuary and the surrounding countryside.
St. Enodoc Church A historic church with a unique location, nestled among the sand dunes, and once buried under the sands of time. It's a short walk from Rock Beach and a must-s
Cycle Hire Explore the Camel Trail and the surrounding countryside by hiring a bike, which is a great way to get around while enjoying the fresh sea air and scenic views.
Pitch and Putt For golf enthusiasts, there's a family-friendly pitch and putt course located in Rock, offering a scenic and relaxed golfing experience with views of the estuary.
Rock Ferry A seasonal foot and cycle ferry that runs from Rock to Padstow, providing a scenic and alternative mode of transportation across the estuary.
Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation, or a cultural experience, Rock on the Camel Estuary and its surrounding areas have something for everyone. With a mild climate, beautiful beaches, and an abundance of outdoor activities, it's the perfect destination for a memorable holiday.
