Godolphin at Roserrow welcomes you through a spacious dining area, where a generous table seats all your guests for shared holiday meals. Step into the sitting room, flooded with natural light and furnished with two sofas, two armchairs, a television, and a crackling open fire for cosy evenings. Adjacent, the conservatory wraps around with windows, offering a bright spot to relax with a table and seating for four. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric oven and hob, fridge / freezer, coffee machine, and dishwasher, while the handy utility room provides a washer / dryer and access to the patio beyond.
Heading outside, the rear patio is perfect for al-fresco dining with seating for eight and a charcoal barbecue, set within an enclosed wraparound garden perfect for games and relaxation. Upstairs, four well-appointed bedrooms await: bedroom one impresses with a king-size bed and en-suite bathroom, bedroom two also offers a king-size bed, while bedrooms three and four provide flexible twin and single arrangements ideal for children. Parking for up to three cars completes this family-friendly retreat.
Picture mornings spent lingering over coffee in the sunlit conservatory before heading out to explore the golden sands just a stroll away. Afternoons might bring surf lessons at Polzeath Beach or lazy games in the garden, while evenings call for barbecues on the patio as the Cornish sky turns gold. Gather by the open fire once the sun sets, memories made and another day well spent.
Godolphin at Roserrow sits within easy reach of Polzeath's best-loved attractions. Padstow Brewing Co, offering award-winning tours and tastings, is just five kilometres away, making it a perfect stop for craft beer enthusiasts. Tintagel Castle, with its legendary Arthurian history, dramatic clifftop views and fascinating on-site exhibition exploring the myths of Merlin and King Arthur, lies 15 kilometres from the property. Camel Creek Family Theme Park (21 km) promises thrilling rides, splash zones and animal encounters for all ages, while Wheal Martyn Clay Works (23 km) offers a fascinating glimpse into Cornwall's china clay heritage, set within 26 acres of beautiful woodland parkland with nature trails and an impressive collection of restored industrial machinery.
Venture further afield to discover more of Cornwall's treasures. Lamorran House Gardens in St Mawes (46 km) is a serene paradise of rare subtropical plants, Italian-inspired terraces and panoramic coastal views across the Fal Estuary. The National Maritime Museum Cornwall in Falmouth (48 km) brings maritime heritage to life through engaging hands-on exhibits, an impressive small boat collection and a stunning viewing tower overlooking the harbour. King Edward Mine Museum in Camborne (48 km) offers guided underground tours through Cornwall's rich tin mining history, along with beautifully preserved Victorian engine houses and mill buildings, making it a rewarding and educational day out for curious minds of all ages.
Closer to home, the picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac is just five kilometres away, its scenic harbour, winding narrow streets and traditional whitewashed cottages famous as the filming location for the beloved television series Doc Martin. The village is also home to the world-famous fishermen's choir, Fisherman's Friends, whose story inspired both a film and a West End musical. Truro, Cornwall's only city and county capital, is a 35-kilometre drive, offering the magnificent three-spired cathedral, independent boutique shopping, a lively covered market and excellent dining options, making it a memorable day trip away from the coast.
