Puffins Cottage In Rock.

Description

Puffins Cottage is a traditional property situated in the popular village of Rock with parking for 3 cars (or a car and a boat) and only about 400 yards from the sandy beach.

The property was comprehensively refurbished in 2007.

Downstairs there is a cottage style kitchen which overlooks the garden, with exposed beams incorporating a range of modern fitted units as well as an oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer. There is also a lounge/dining room with beamed ceiling and feature fireplace. One of the sofas in the lounge converts to a double sized sofa bed.

Upstairs there are 2 x bedrooms: A double bedroom (with en-suite shower room) and a Twin Bedroom. There is also a separate shower room with W.C. and wash hand basin.

To the outside is a well enclosed terraced garden as well as a parking for 3 cars or even a car & boat (Space is 6.8m x 5m).

Whilst we accept well behaved dogs for an additional cost of £50 per pet, per week or per short break stay, please contact us to check if you wish to take more than one dog.

PLEASE NOTE:
Weekly bookings commence on a SATURDAY only between April and the end of September. To change the commencement day at this busy time of year will make an impact on our other bookings.

We do not generally accept short breaks during school holidays or between April and October, unless we still have availability much closer to the time. Short break prices are calculated on a percentage basis (not a nightly rate) taking maximum occupancy into account, e.g. 2 nights - 75%, 3 nights – 80% and 4 nights – 85% of the full weekly rate at that time and 5 – 7 nights will cost the full weekly price.

AROUND THE LOCAL AREA.
Rock is ideally situated on the North Cornish coast with the nearby villages and towns of Port Isaac, Polzeath, Daymer Bay, Padstow and Wadebridge.
The town has a nautical background with many water-based activities - including sailing, windsurfing, with fishing trips around the coast and the ferry across to Padstow.

Within the vicinity of the cottage are several beaches - the nearest being Porthilly Beach. In addition, there is Daymer Bay, a well-known surfing and sunbathing beach and the Church of St Enodoc - made famous by association with John Betjeman, the former poet laureate, who is buried in the graveyard.

Rock has several amenities - Restaurants (one of which 'The Black pig' has a Michelin star), cafes, pub, butcher, bakery, petrol station, post office, and a well-stocked village shop.

There is also the popular St Enodoc golf course, great coastal walks and cycling on the famous Camel Trail at nearby Wadebridge.