Sandbars, Padstow is a delightful holiday bungalow nestled in a charming residential area, offering the perfect blend of comfort and coastal charm. The stylishly designed kitchen boasts a wealth of useful equipment, plenty of worktops, and an additional dining table positioned by the patio doors, creating a sweet and leisurely space for morning breakfasts. Step into the light-filled lounge / diner where you'll discover glorious panoramic views over the Camel Estuary, complete with a Smart TV and comfortable seating for relaxing evenings watching films or sharing stories of your day's adventures.
Venture outside to explore the delightful garden set over three spectacular levels, featuring numerous patios, seating areas, and a lovely lawn perfect for alfresco dining whilst watching boats sail past on the river below. The property offers two inviting bedrooms: a king-size room with its own en-suite shower room, and a pretty twin room with lovely estuary views. A handy spare room provides additional storage space and houses books and games, whilst a main shower room ensures comfort for all guests.
Imagine awakening to breathtaking estuary views, brewing fresh coffee in your well-equipped kitchen, then stepping onto one of the garden's terraced levels to breathe in the fresh Cornish air. Spend lazy afternoons watching sailing boats drift by whilst enjoying a barbecue with loved ones, creating precious memories against the backdrop of this stunning coastal setting.
Sandbars, Padstow is perfectly positioned to explore the very best of North Cornwall's treasures. The historic Prideaux Place (1 km) offers guided tours through its magnificent Elizabethan manor house, beautiful gardens, and deer park, complete with a charming Terrace Café. Wine enthusiasts will adore Trevibban Mill Vineyard (5 km), a picturesque vineyard and orchard offering guided tours and tastings in stunning surroundings. History buffs can delve into Cornwall's fascinating past at Bodmin Jail (16 km), where guided heritage tours and paranormal experiences bring Georgian and Victorian crime and punishment to life. Further exploration reveals Wheal Martyn Clay Works (21 km), a captivating clay mining museum set within beautiful parklands, showcasing Cornwall's china clay heritage.
For history lovers, the renowned Poldark Mine (49 km) offers fascinating underground tours celebrating Cornwall's rich mining history, complete with original machinery and dramatic underground chambers that bring the county's industrial heritage to life. Paradise Wildlife Sanctuary (52 km) delights families with over 1,200 animals including tigers, lemurs and meerkats, alongside interactive exhibits and daily feeding displays that captivate visitors of all ages. The iconic Barbara Hepworth Sculpture Garden (53 km) presents a serene garden featuring the artist's masterpieces, housed in the artist's former studio overlooking the stunning Porthmeor Beach.
The charming market town of Wadebridge, just 7 kilometres away, serves as the perfect gateway to the famous Camel Trail, an 18-mile traffic-free cycling and walking route that follows a disused railway line through breathtaking countryside to Padstow. Meanwhile, Cornwall's elegant county capital of Truro is a 40-kilometre drive south and boasts the magnificent Gothic Revival cathedral with its soaring spires, alongside excellent shopping in the covered Victorian market and Lemon Quay, plus award-winning restaurants and traditional Cornish pubs perfect for a memorable day out.
