The Hawthorns at Roserrow, Polzeath is a spacious five-bedroom cottage set in the peaceful grounds of Roserrow, just moments from Polzeath's renowned surf beaches. The reverse-level layout places the well-equipped kitchen and dining area on the first floor, featuring an electric oven and hob, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, coffee machine, and a generous dining table seating ten guests. The bright living area welcomes you with three comfortable sofas, a wood-burning stove for cosy evenings, a Smart TV, and double French doors opening onto the large south-facing terrace. A practical utility room houses the washing machine, tumble dryer, and ironing facilities.
stepping outside, the expansive decked balcony offers wonderful views over the spacious garden below, complete with outdoor furniture, a charcoal barbecue, and a shaded pergola for lazy summer afternoons. Downstairs on the ground floor, five bedrooms provide flexible sleeping arrangements: the master king-size room boasts its own dressing area and en-suite bathroom with overhead shower, whilst a double bedroom, two twin rooms, and a fun bunk room cater perfectly for families and groups. A family bathroom with shower over bath and separate family shower room complete the accommodation. Three cars can park comfortably on the driveway, with an electric vehicle charging point available.
Picture mornings with coffee on the sun-drenched terrace, planning the day's coastal adventures whilst children play freely in the garden below. Spend glorious days riding Polzeath's legendary waves or exploring hidden coves along the dramatic coastline, then gather around the barbecue as evening falls, the wood burner glowing inside whilst laughter fills the air and another memorable Cornish day draws to a perfect close.
The Hawthorns at Roserrow, Polzeath places you perfectly for discovering the treasures of Cornwall's dramatic north coast. Padstow Museum (4 km) brings maritime heritage to life through interactive exhibits and family-friendly displays celebrating the town's rich fishing traditions and social history. Trevibban Mill Vineyard in Tredinnick (9 km) invites you to explore picturesque vines and orchards, with guided tours revealing the winemaking process before sampling their award-winning wines in this stunning Cornish setting. Bodmin Jail (22 km) offers spine-tingling guided tours through ancient cells and corridors, where interactive exhibitions and paranormal experiences illuminate Georgian and Victorian crime and punishment. The Eden Project in Bodelva (25 km) captivates visitors with its iconic biomes housing diverse plant collections from tropical rainforests to Mediterranean landscapes, alongside thought-provoking exhibitions exploring humanity's relationship with the natural world.
Venture further afield to discover even more of Cornwall's finest attractions. Stithians Lake Activities Centre in Menherion (48 km) provides an idyllic lakeside retreat where water sports enthusiasts can enjoy sailing, windsurfing, and kayaking, whilst nature trails wind through peaceful woodland surrounding the sparkling waters. Pendennis Castle in Falmouth (48 km) stands guard over the harbour entrance, this magnificent Tudor fortress offering panoramic coastal views, interactive exhibitions bringing five centuries of military history alive, and entertaining family activities throughout the year. Dragon Archery in Holsworthy (52 km) delivers a truly unique experience with themed archery ranges blending historical accuracy and fantasy elements, where expert instructors guide both beginners and experienced archers through an unforgettable adventure.
The vibrant seaside resort of Bude lies 38 kilometres away, where award-winning sandy beaches meet dramatic cliffs and the historic Bude Canal offers gentle waterside walks through unspoilt countryside. This charming coastal town combines excellent surf conditions with rock pools perfect for young explorers, traditional seaside charm with contemporary cafés and restaurants. Meanwhile, St Austell is 27 kilometres from the cottage. This historic clay mining town reveals its industrial heritage through fascinating museums and striking white pyramids dotting the landscape, whilst serving as the gateway to the magnificent Eden Project and Cornwall's beautiful southern coastline.
