The Nook, Northcott Mouth, is a captivating three-bedroom beach house offering the ultimate coastal escape just steps from the sandy shore. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave, and Bosch coffee machine, perfect for preparing hearty breakfasts before beach adventures. The welcoming lounge boasts comfortable seating and a glorious wood burner set within a stunning stone fireplace, while a Smart TV provides entertainment for quieter moments. Adjacent to the kitchen, a delightful seating area overlooks the changing tides, and the fabulous dining area showcases beautiful original beams with French doors opening onto the sun deck.
Step outside to discover an enclosed garden laid to lawn, complete with a sun deck featuring patio furniture and loungers, plus a private gravel area with bistro seating. The converted garage houses an exciting games room with pool table, ensuring entertainment whatever the weather. Three characterful bedrooms include two doubles and one twin, all featuring exposed beams. A ground-floor double with en-suite shower room provides convenient accommodation, while upstairs you'll find the remaining bedrooms alongside a family bathroom.
Imagine waking to the sound of waves lapping the shore, enjoying morning coffee while watching surfers catch the early swells. Spend lazy afternoons lounging on your private sun deck, challenging family to pool in the games room, or simply strolling directly onto the beach from your doorstep for sunset walks along the coastline.
The Nook, Northcott Mouth, is perfectly positioned to explore Cornwall's stunning north coast and beyond. The historic Bude Canal (4 km) offers guided walks showcasing sea locks and preserved canal artefacts led by the Bude Canal & Harbour Society, while The Monster Slip & Slide in Bude (10 km) provides thrilling family entertainment with its 360ft slip and slide, bodyboards, inflatable rings, and immersive maize maze for unforgettable family days out. History enthusiasts will appreciate Cornwall At War Museum in Davidstow (28 km), featuring extensive wartime memorabilia and exhibits showcasing the impact and history of conflicts on the region, and the impressive Launceston Castle (33 km) with its thousand-year Norman heritage, stunning views, and family-friendly activities in beautiful surroundings.
Venture further to discover Pencarrow House & Garden in Washaway (50 km), a magnificent Georgian family home surrounded by 50 acres of enchanting gardens, offering guided tours, a delightful café, gift shop, and engaging family-friendly activities. The atmospheric Bodmin Jail (53 km) offers fascinating heritage tours, paranormal experiences, and interactive exhibitions exploring Georgian and Victorian crime and punishment, while the scenic Bodmin & Wenford Railway (54 km) provides magical steam train journeys through beautiful countryside with special events and immersive experiences.
The charming market town of Holsworthy, just 18 kilometres away, offers visitors a delightful escape into authentic Devon countryside. This traditional market town boasts a rich agricultural heritage and serves as a gateway to the surrounding rolling hills and peaceful farmland, making it perfect for leisurely walks and discovering local culture at its famous weekly market. Meanwhile, the picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac is a scenic 46-kilometre drive along winding country roads. This enchanting coastal gem captivates visitors with its narrow cobbled streets, traditional fishermen's cottages perched dramatically above a working harbour, and stunning clifftop views. Port Isaac gained international fame as the filming location for the beloved television series “Doc Martin,” drawing fans from around the world to experience its timeless Cornish charm and authentic maritime atmosphere.
