Aglets Cottage, Bude, is a beautiful light and airy detached bungalow offering a tranquil coastal retreat just moments from the bustling seaside town. The well-equipped kitchen boasts an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and microwave, with convenient patio doors leading to a raised gravel area perfect for alfresco dining. Relax in the cosy lounge, where two sumptuous sofas invite you to sink in and enjoy the Smart TV or listen to music on the iPod docking station while glimpsing the sea through the windows.
Step outside to discover the generous enclosed outdoor space that wraps around the property. The elevated position rewards you with tantalizing sea views from the raised gravel seating area, complete with a charcoal BBQ for sunny evening meals. With two comfortable bedrooms – one double offering sea glimpses and one twin – and a modern shower room featuring a spacious walk-in shower, Aglets Cottage comfortably accommodates four guests seeking a seaside escape.
Imagine waking to the gentle sound of distant waves, brewing a morning coffee in the bright kitchen, and stepping out to the sun-drenched patio. Spend your days exploring nearby Summerleaze Beach, returning with sandy toes to rinse off at the outside tap before stowing your surfboards in the garage. As evening falls, fire up the BBQ and dine al fresco, watching the sky transform into a canvas of sunset hues over the glittering sea.
Aglets Cottage, Bude, is perfectly positioned to explore the captivating North Cornish coastline. The vibrant seaside resort of Bude lies just a short stroll away, where you can browse an array of shops, sample local cuisine in charming cafés, or enjoy a refreshing drink in traditional pubs. For beach lovers, Summerleaze Beach is a mere five-minute drive, offering golden sands perfect for sunbathing, swimming, or trying your hand at surfing. The Castle, Bude is a kilometre away and offer visitors an enriching visit with its art galleries and heritage centre, all set within scenic grounds overlooking the beach and canal. For family thrills, head to The Monster Slip & Slide, Bude (6 km), featuring a 101 metre slip and slide, bodyboards, and an immersive maize maze guaranteed to delight visitors of all ages.
Venture slightly further to discover Upper Tamar Lake (13 km), a peaceful haven straddling the Cornwall and Devon border, ideal for those seeking tranquillity away from the coastal hustle. Dragon Archery in Holsworthy (22 km) offers a unique experience with themed ranges and expert guidance for an unforgettable day out. History enthusiasts will appreciate Tintagel Castle (31 km), with its legendary clifftop position, breathtaking coastal views, and connections to Arthurian legend. Families can enjoy Trethorne Leisure Park in Kennards House (35 km), featuring indoor and outdoor play areas and ten-pin bowling, or Hidden Valley Discovery Park in Tredidon (35 km), with its interactive trails and enchanting gardens.
The picturesque fishing village of Clovelly is a 21-kilometre drive from the cottage. Once named as 'Britain's most Instagrammabl village', it charms visitors with its cobbled streets and unique galleries. Wander through the traffic-free thoroughfares, down to the harbour to feel how life was a hundred years ago. Port Isaac (40 km), famous as the filming location for Doc Martin, offers a delightful harbour surrounded by traditional cottages. The town has some great eateries that serve up the fresh catch that has been landed in the port.
