Tredenham - Holidays in Polzeath with sea views
Holiday Home sleeping 4 to 8 people
Tredenham is a high quality well-equipped family house on the edge of Polzeath village - 4 minutes' walk down to the shops, restaurants and the beach.
There are wonderful Sea Views over Polzeath Bay across to Stepper point and Pentire Head at the front of the house. To the rear, facing south, there are equally beautiful views over farmland to Bodmin Moor and across The Point golf and country club.
Tredenham sleeps up to 8 people - 2 double bedrooms upstairs both with ensuite shower rooms (and one with a full width balcony looking south). A further two twin bedrooms on the ground floor (one with a wash-basin). There is a family bathroom, including walking shower, bath, basin and loo. There is also a hot shower outside for post beach/surfing.
The small secluded, south facing garden, at the back of the house is not overlooked and has a wonderful view. There are chairs and a table as well as a Webber charcoal BBQ. The garden is a lovely place for a quiet read, to sit and enjoy the sun, or to enjoy a welcome drink. . .,or to appreciate the local fauna!
The sitting room in the front has a super sea view and is a great place to have a sun downer.
There is a Smart TV (OLED) - providing access to all the usual streaming Apps.
The Wi-Fi service, via fibre optic, runs at 70MBPS (download) and 20MBPS (upload).
The large south facing dining room has, in addition to the table and chairs, further seating/sofas and another Smart TV (smaller). There is also a doorway into the garden.
The Kitchen (new in 2024) is well equipped with a built in double oven and an induction hob, microwave and dishwasher and two under-counter fridges.
The utility room has a washing machine, tumble dryer and a stand-alone upright freezer. There is also plenty of space to hang up outdoor clothes.
The beds come with duvets, sheets and pillows (two per person). The double beds are both five foot wide king size, with the singles all being three foot wide standard singles. A bath towel and hand towel are provided for each guest. The beds will be fully made up for your arrival.
It is a no-smoking property.
Guests are asked to arrive no earlier than 4.30pm at the start of their stay and leave no later than 11.30am on the day of departure to allow the housekeeper time to ready the house for the next guests. Luggage may be left earlier by arrangement with the housekeeper.
Tredenham is a high quality, well-equipped family house on the edge of Polzeath village - 4 minutes walk down to the shops and the beach.
The above rates include all bed linen, bathmats and towels. Please bring your own beach towels.
There is a change over charge of £165 per holiday to cover inspection, cleaning and preparation of all beds etc to make sure the house is fully prepared for the next guests.
The rates above are for up to 8 people; reductions can be made outside July/August where there 4 people or fewer.
A refundable damage deposit of £500 is required with he final payment to cover possible breakages and damage, or any additional cleaning necessary. This is returnable within 10 days after leaving.
While we do make sure that everything is in good condition and working order, for your own benefit we would ask you to report any defect or breakage you find to either our housekeeper or us directly within 24 hours of your arrival.
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The North Cornish coast is famous for its beautiful countryside, rugged coastline, and golden sandy beaches. The area has something for all ages: Polzeath has one of the best and safest surfing beaches in Cornwall, Daymer Bay is great for the bucket-and-spade brigade, and Rock provides a haven for sailors, windsurfers and water-skiers. The Sailing Club accepts temporary members and the sailing centre has boats for hire. Waterskiing and instruction is available. Sea fishing trips can also be enjoyed from the pontoon at Rock.
Walking along the coastal path and inland is extremely popular, especially in the early summer when the wild flowers are in bloom. The views are spectacular, particularly from Pentire Head and the Rumps. Visiting the church of St. Enodoc, set in the middle of the well-known golf course, is fascinating - recovered from the shifting sands, and now the burial place of John Betjeman. There is golf at St. Enodoc and Roserrow Country Club.
is a charming coastal village located on the north coast of Cornwall, England, and is known for its picturesque beauty, sandy beaches, and surfing opportunities. The village is nestled in a small valley and is a popular holiday destination, particularly for families and surfers due to its mellow waves and relatively safe waters. The name Polzeath is derived from the Cornish words "Porth" (meaning cove) and "Seath" (which is a personal name), translating to "Seath's Cove."
The Rumps are a pair of headlands located southeast of Polzeath, separated by a narrow gap known as Rump's Hole. These distinctive rock formations are part of the Pentire Point Heraldry of England, which extends into the Atlantic Ocean and is a popular spot for walking and enjoying the stunning coastal scenery. The Rumps are made up of volcanic rock and are part of the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty known as the Cornwall AONB.
The Rumps are rich in history and are the site of an Iron Age cliff fort, which provides evidence of early human habitation and defense in the area. The fortifications, which include earthworks and the remains of huts, are well-preserved and can still be explored by visitors today. The site is also of archaeological interest as it is believed to have been occupied during the Roman period.
The area around Polzeath and The Rumps is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a range of activities such as surfing, rock climbing, hiking, and bird watching. The South West Coast Path, a long-distance walking trail, runs through the area, providing stunning views of the coastline and access to other nearby attractions.
Polzeath Beach is the main draw for tourists and locals alike. It is a large sandy beach that is well-managed and lifeguard-patrolled during the summer months. The beach is excellent for surfing, swimming, and sunbathing, and there are amenities such as cafes, shops, and public toilets nearby. The beach is also backed by sand dunes and cliffs, which provide a natural barrier and contribute to its scenic appeal.
The village itself has a relaxed atmosphere, with a good selection of shops, pubs, and restaurants catering to the holiday crowd. There are several surf schools and shops that rent out surfing gear, making it easy for visitors to take advantage of the waves. Polzeath is also close to other notable Cornish destinations such as Padstow, Rock, and Tintagel, which are all worth exploring during a stay in the area.
The Rumps and the surrounding coastline are part of the Polzeath Marine Conservation Zone, which helps to protect the diverse marine life in the area. This zone is home to a variety of species, including dolphins, seals, basking sharks, and an array of seabirds. Visitors can often spot these creatures from the shore or by taking boat trips from nearby harbours.
Polzeath and The Rumps offer a delightful combination of natural beauty, rich history, and recreational opportunities, making it an excellent place to visit for those seeking a quintessential Cornish coastal experience.
