A charming three-bedroom, detached bungalow resting on the St Merryn Holiday Village in Cornwall. Dog-friendly. Off-road parking. Close to amenities. Padstow 4.6 miles; Wadebridge 8.6 miles; St Merryn 2.3 miles. Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac on the St Merryn Holiday Village, approximately 3 miles from the bustling fishing port and town of Padstow, is thais charming, detached bungalow, Beachcombers. Offering a fantastic, dog-friendly base from which to explore the stunning north Cornish coast and enjoying the many glorious golden beaches all within a short drive. Perfect for families or couples you arrive driving through the holiday village and parking directly outside. Step into the living/dining room, where you can relax on the plush seating and watch a film on the TV with Freeview and DVD player. Continue through to the well-equipped kitchen, where you can cook up delicious dishes, ready to enjoy at the dining table for six over a celebratory bottle of fizz. On warmer days, why not enjoy alfresco dining out in the private, enclosed garden? After dinner, head through to the conservatory where you can enjoy evening drinks as the sunsets. There are three bedrooms, a double, twin and bunk bedroom offering options for everyone, and the well-appointed bathroom providing a bath for leisurely soaks after a day spent on one of the many beaches. The nearby village of St Merryn has a good selection of eateries from takeaways to pubs and restaurants including the famous Cornish Arms owned by Rick Stein where he is often seen. For an even larger selection of top-class restaurants and to celebrate a special occasion nearby Padstow gives you a choice of some of Cornwall’s finest, along with the renowned Camel Trail for scenic bike rides, the National Lobster Hatchery, and Padstow Sealife Safaris. Further afield, you’ll find Newquay, home to the Blue Reef Aquarium, Newquay Zoo, gorgeous beaches, and an excellent golf club. Adventure awaits at the fantastic base of Beachcombers.10.6 miles.

St. Merryn is a quintessential Cornish village, just two miles from the sea and not far from Padstow, a charming harbour and fishing port. St. Merryn, Cornwall, is a tourist haven thanks to its proximity to numerous popular destinations, as well as its two pubs, three restaurants, a chinese takeaway, a chip store, mini markets, and a Post Office. Eleven miles down the road is the lively town of Newquay, which is a watersports enthusiast's paradise thanks to its three major beaches, the National Surf Centre, and an inexhaustible supply of rolling surf. Newquay also features a zoo, Sea Life centre, and an array of bars, pubs, and restaurants for those looking for a night out. St Merryn, away from the hubbub of the tourist trail, is a great place to set up camp and spend a few days getting to know the area.

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