Polzeath 3.6 miles. Elmwood is a contemporary holiday home with all the modern comforts located in the heart of Trelights, three miles from the popular surfing beach of Polzeath and the film set of Doc Martin, Port Isaac on the North Cornwall coast. Comprising of four beautifully decorated bedrooms, this stylish abode welcomes families eager to experience this wonderful region of Cornwall. After a day of rambling the South West Coastal Path, head into the living room and get comfortable beside the woodburning stove, with the addition of a Smart TV for evening entertainment. Bi-folding doors lead to the enclosed garden patio, a relaxing space to enjoy the sounds of the countryside with a refreshing beverage in hand. The kitchen offers a refreshing palette of white and grey tones, along with a great selection of appliances where you can rustle up a home-cooked meal using fresh ingredients purchased from the nearby Trevathan Farm Shop. There is a separate utility area and an outside hose to rinse your beach gear and prepare for the next day on the coast. As you look to unwind, head upstairs and discover the four neatly presented bedrooms; the master houses a king-size bed and en-suite shower room, while there is also a super-king-size with zip/link beds, a double and a twin with zip/link beds. Serving the bedrooms is a modern bathroom with choice of bath and shower over. From your doorstep, take a stroll up the hill to the Longcross Hotel where you can enjoy some delicious local delicacies whilst admiring the far-reaching country and coastal views. Also within walking distance is a local farm shop that not only offers fresh groceries and a café; they also have a fantastic park for children to play in and animals to help the Trevathan team feed while you enjoy a well-deserved coffee break before heading back to your holiday cottage. Equidistant within three miles from Polzeath, widely known for its vast expanse of sand, surfing and scenic coastal walks on the South West Coast Path and the historic fisherman's port, Port Isaac. Polzeath has a plethora of shops and surf hire hubs including clothing, a local grocery store, cafes and seaside restaurants. No matter what surfing experience you have, Polzeath has it covered with surf hire and instructors who can guide you from beginner to advanced levels for those wanting to further improve their skills. For those Doc Martin fans, take a day trip to Port Isaac where you can sample the catch of the day, delicious cream teas and of course to take a look at Doc Martin’s house on Roscarrock Hill. However you choose to spend your holiday, return to the comfort of Elmwood to recharge your batteries.

Polzeath, a seaside resort with a sandy beach backed by rock pools, is regarded as one of the top surfing beaches in the country. The South West Coast Path, a 630-mile trail that goes through Polzeath, features a number of small businesses, cafes, and restaurants. Wadebridge, a prominent market town nestled alongside the River Camel with a variety of shops, pubs, and restaurants, as well as North Cornwall's sole family-owned cinema, is little over seven miles away. The renowned Camel Trail runs through the village, and the neighbouring town of Padstow, with its port, pastel-washed ancient houses, and well-known eateries, is well worth visiting. Newquay, the UK surfing centre, is only a short drive away, with over 11 kilometres of golden sand beaches. Polzeath is a great place to start your explorations of this section of Cornwall.

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