Anneth Lowen, Polzeath is a magnificent four-bedroom detached house offering the perfect coastal retreat just moments from bustling beaches. The contemporary kitchen dazzles with bold colours, featuring an induction hob, large American fridge-freezer, integrated wine cooler, and stunning countryside vistas whilst you prepare meals. The open-plan living area welcomes you with comfortable seating, Smart television, and dramatic bi-folding doors that reveal a glass balcony overlooking breathtaking coastal panoramas.
Step outside to discover your own secluded garden sanctuary, complete with patio areas across two levels and an outdoor shower for sandy feet fresh from beach adventures. The property houses four thoughtfully designed bedrooms: two king-size rooms with en-suite shower rooms, twin singles, and a versatile day bed with trundle bed. A gorgeous family bathroom features a luxurious free-standing bathtub, whilst the spacious dining area accommodates eight guests around a large table and breakfast bar, complete with board games for entertaining little ones throughout your stay.
Imagine waking to sea breezes drifting through your balcony doors, brewing morning coffee whilst countryside views unfold before you. Picture lazy afternoons in your private garden, followed by evening meals prepared in your stylish kitchen as golden sunlight dances across the coastline. After exhilarating beach days, sink into that beautiful free-standing bath, listening to gentle sounds of the countryside surrounding your peaceful retreat.
Anneth Lowen, Polzeath is perfectly positioned to explore Cornwall's most captivating attractions and charming coastal villages. The legendary Tintagel Castle (21 km) awaits with its dramatic clifftop setting, ancient Arthurian legends, and spectacular footbridge connecting historic ruins to the mainland. Wine enthusiasts will delight in Trevibban Mill Vineyard (21 km), offering guided tours and tastings amidst picturesque orchards and stunning countryside settings perfect for special occasions. The enchanting Bodmin & Wenford Railway (23 km) provides scenic steam train journeys through beautiful landscapes with special events and immersive heritage experiences for all ages, whilst Lanhydrock House (26 km) showcases Victorian grandeur within beautiful gardens and ancient woodlands, offering fascinating glimpses into opulent historic lifestyles and period architecture.
For extended adventures, discover the historic Bude Canal (47 km) with guided walks featuring preserved artefacts and fascinating sea locks led by knowledgeable local societies who share maritime heritage stories. Cultural treasures await at Royal Cornwall Museum in Truro (51 km), showcasing Cornish art, culture, and heritage through diverse collections and dynamic exhibitions with educational programs, whilst the magnificent Truro Cathedral (52 km) offers breathtaking architecture, rich history, and a variety of services and events throughout the year.
The picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac, just nine kilometres away, beckons with its scenic harbour and traditional cottages, famous as the filming location for the beloved TV series “Doc Martin”. Visitors can wander through narrow cobbled streets lined with whitewashed houses, browse local galleries, and enjoy fresh seafood at charming waterfront restaurants. Meanwhile, St Austell, a 38-kilometre drive inland, offers the historic clay mining town and gateway to the world-famous Eden Project, providing fascinating insights into Cornwall's industrial heritage and environmental conservation efforts today. The town's distinctive white clay tips create a unique lunar-like landscape, whilst the Eden Project's spectacular biomes showcase global ecosystems in breathtaking geodesic domes.
