Penwick Cottage, Bude, is a stylish modern family home perfectly positioned in the heart of this beloved coastal town. The well-equipped kitchen boasts an electric range cooker, induction hob, and all essential appliances including a dishwasher, washer/dryer, and Dolce Gusto coffee machine for those perfect morning brews. The comfortable lounge welcomes you with a corner sofa, gas-fired stove, and Smart TV, creating an ideal space for cosy evenings with loved ones.
Step outside to discover a private enclosed garden featuring outdoor seating, charcoal BBQ, and a handy outdoor shower hose – perfect for washing sandy feet after beach adventures. The property offers three beautifully appointed bedrooms: a master king-size with built-in wardrobes and Smart TV, a comfortable double room, and a fun bunk bedroom complete with children's books and games. The family bathroom provides both bath and shower options, ensuring comfort for all guests.
Picture yourself sipping morning coffee in the sunny garden while your four-legged companions explore safely within the enclosed space. Spend leisurely afternoons firing up the BBQ, then unwind in the comfortable lounge as evening falls, planning tomorrow's coastal adventures.
Penwick Cottage, Bude, places you perfectly to explore North Cornwall's treasures and beyond. The town's three golden sandy beaches lie within easy reach, while the historic Bude Canal offers delightful walks and cycling opportunities. Cornwall At War Museum in Davidstow (23 km) showcases fascinating wartime history, while Dragon Archery in Holsworthy (23 km) provides thrilling themed archery experiences. North Devon Wake Park (27 km) offers wakeboarding and water sports excitement, and Launceston Castle (30 km) presents 1000 years of Norman history with stunning views.
If you want to explore the wider area, Bideford Pannier Market (41 km) delights with artisan crafts including handmade jewellery and pottery, plus local treats such as Devon fudge and farmhouse cheeses, housed in a beautiful Victorian covered market building dating from 1884. Skern Lodge Outdoor Activity Centre (44 km) promises action-packed outdoor pursuits including archery, climbing walls, high ropes courses, and water sports on the Torridge Estuary, perfect for team building and family adventures. Kayaking on River Camel from Porthilly Cove is 49 kilometres away and offers guided tours perfect for wildlife spotting including seals, herons, and kingfishers, with gentle paddling suitable for beginners through the sheltered estuary waters and scenic creek systems.
The charming town of Wadebridge, 44 kilometres away, provides access to the famous Camel Trail, an 29-kilometre flat cycling route along the River Camel that follows a former railway line through beautiful countryside, connecting Wadebridge to Padstow via peaceful woodlands and alongside tranquil estuary waters. This traffic-free trail is perfect for families and cyclists of all abilities, with bike hire readily available in the town centre. Meanwhile, Padstow is a 56-kilometre drive away and beckons food enthusiasts with its renowned culinary scene, made famous by celebrity chef Rick Stein whose restaurants have transformed this picturesque fishing port into a foodie destination. The town offers exceptional seafood dining, artisan food shops, and the bustling harbour where fishing boats still bring in the daily catch, creating an authentic blend of maritime heritage and gastronomic excellence.
