Crackington Haven 1.3 miles. Trelawne is a charming coastal retreat situated on the Hartland Devon Heritage Coast, near the sandy shores of Crackington Haven, Cornwall. With off-road parking for one car and welcoming one well-behaved pet, this delightful home is perfect for families or friends seeking a seaside escape. Upon entering this single-storey abode, you will be greeted by a spacious open-plan area, where you can unwind on the inviting seating in front of the Smart TV, warmed by the electric fire flickering. The designated chef of the group will be pleased with the well-equipped kitchen, perfect for preparing tasty meals to be enjoyed at the dining table nearby. The property boasts three well-presented bedrooms, a double and two twins, all offering a serene space to rest after a day of coastal adventures. Freshen up in the contemporary bathroom, and choose between a soak in the bath or a brisk shower, before your days of adventure. The enclosed garden is well-maintained, here, you can enjoy a morning coffee, an evening drink on the lawn, or a light bite at the picnic table. This delightful space offers a calming spot to relax and reflect on your day's adventures. Retreat to Trelawne after a day of adventures on the coast of Cornwall. Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 1168317, 1168319, and 1168885 together sleeping up to 12.

Crackington Haven is a charming cove near Boscastle, with a mix of rockpools, a sandy beach and good surf. There are two beach shops and cafes, which are wonderful to relax in and look out over the blue seas of the bay. Walking this section of the South West Coast Path, much of it owned by the National Trust, offers dramatic views, a host of wildflowers and an undulating terrain. Just along the coast is the quaint village of Boscastle, with gift shops, local restaurants and pubs offering good food, Cornish real ales and live entertainment by local musicians, making this an ever-popular visitor destination. The sandy Trebarwith Strand beach is within a short drive, as are the surfing beaches at Bude and Polzeath. Close at hand lies Tintagel, swathed in the legend of King Arthur, as well as several stately homes and renowned gardens, or the wide open space of Bodmin Moor, famous for its granite tors and Daphne Du Maurier’s Jamaica Inn.

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