Brambles Cottage – Holiday Cottage with Estuary Views, Rock
Originally two traditional Cornish stone cottages, fully modernised, with sea views over the Camel Estuary and room for up to eight.
Brambles was originally two traditional Cornish stone cottages with a slate roof, fully modernised to keep beamed ceilings and an open fire alongside contemporary features. It sits in the village of Rock on the side of the Camel Estuary, an ideal base for exploring North Cornwall or just having a peaceful break.
The delicatessen, butchers, fishmonger and general stores are all within walking distance, along with the pubs, the beach, the golf course and the ferry to Padstow. Wadebridge, with larger shops and supermarkets, is about five miles away.
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See other places to stay nearby in Rock, Polzeath and Trebetherick below.
Inside Brambles Cottage
Downstairs there is an open-plan kitchen, dining and lounge room with a traditional open fire, a large sunroom with a heated oak floor, a utility room, a shower room and WC, and an entrance porch. A spiral staircase leads up to the master bedroom, with king size bed, en suite shower room, underfloor heating and a Juliet balcony with views of the estuary.
The second bedroom has twin beds, a wash basin and its own balcony with estuary views, and the third has bunk beds plus a single with a pull-out bed and a travel cot. There is a family bathroom, oil-fired central heating, double glazing, Wi-Fi and a dishwasher, and outside a safe, enclosed garden with patio and lawn and parking for four cars.
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Rock, the Camel Estuary & Beyond
There are three very good sandy beaches close by at Rock, Daymer Bay and Polzeath, with dinghy sailing, water-skiing, windsurfing and paddleboarding on the estuary. The coast path leads round Brea Hill to St Enodoc church and on to Pentire Point.
The Camel Trail, following the old railway line from Padstow through Wadebridge to Bodmin, is wonderful for walkers and cyclists, with bike hire available locally. The ferry crosses to Padstow, and Port Isaac, Tintagel and many National Trust houses and gardens are within easy reach.
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