Bude

If you’re looking for a fantastic family holiday or a romantic retreat to the country, you simply can’t go wrong at Wooldown Holiday Cottages. From classic country abodes to state-of-the-art barn conversions, this collection of self-catering properties suits all kinds of holidaymakers. Situated in an elevated position, Wooldown enjoys a fresh, salty breeze blowing in from the Atlantic, and the views are most compelling. Stretching from vast swathes of pastureland thick with greenery, down towards the vibrant seaside town of Bude and far out to sea, the picture-perfect landscape and coastal vistas are reason enough to visit. With the dynamic North Cornwall Coast close by, and the wealth of attractions and activities that come with it, you certainly won’t be short on things to do!

Wagoners and Olde Coach House are traditional, spacious cottages that come with all the essentials you need for a stress-free family holiday - the enclosed gardens and nearby children’s area ensure that your children can get a good run-around. Bijou, Corn Keep and Stargazey each have a copper bath in the bedroom area, in addition to the en-suite shower room.

Balancing style and comfort in equal measure, couples will fall in love with the contemporary, apartment-style barns, each with their own unique feel, elegant décor and endearing views. These properties are simply ideal for those extra special occasions, such as engagements, honeymoons, anniversaries and birthday treats. A meal delivery service is also available by arrangement with the local chef. With zoned areas for adults, they ensure privacy and seclusion on your holiday.

These properties are ideally located for exploring all that Cornwall has to offer, such as the classic fishing villages of Port Isaac and Rock, or you can lace up your walking boots and head along stunning South West Coastal Path, high above the crashing waves. A little closer to home, you can walk right from Wooldown through the village of Marhamchurch, and along the level towpath which follows the canal. There are otters and kingfishers to spot on the way, and you can pop into the nearby bistro and coffee house for a snack en-route. For more adventurous visitors, Bude plays a big part in the surfing community due to its nearby beaches, such as Widemouth Bay, Sandymouth and Crooklets, which are all within 3 miles of Wooldown. As a result, there is an excellent choice of surf schools, and other activities in the proximity include zorbing, abseiling, rock climbing, kayaking, open canoeing, golf, fishing and horse riding. For young families, there are a number of theme parks within driving distance, such as The Milky Way, The Big Sheep, Cornwall’s Crealy Adventure Park and Trethorne Leisure Park. Beach 3 miles. Shop ¾ mile, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

Step to entrance. All on the ground floor.
Open plan living space: With beams.
Living area: With Freeview TV, Blu-ray player, Hi-Fi system with iPod dock, Wii and bi-fold doors leading to patio.
Dining area.
Kitchen area: With electric oven, ceramic hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine.
Bedroom area: With super kingsize bed and wooden floor.
Bathroom: With spa bath, walk-in rainfall shower and toilet.

Gas underfloor central heating and Wi-Fi included. Courtyard with patio and garden furniture. Private parking for 1 car. Please note: No children.

Electricity, bed linen and towels included. Welcome pack. Shared utility room with tumble dryer. House keeping services available at cost and holistic therapies available in on-site pamper room at additional cost. Shared landscaped grounds with sitting-out area and garden furniture (restricted access). Barbecue on request. Bike store. No smoking. Please note: Couples and family bookings only - no hen or stag parties. All the properties have a natural water supply from a bore hole. There are 2 steps in the grounds.

This detached, single storey holiday property, standing in the grounds of the owner’s home, is a romantic retreat with glorious views. If you fancy a walk take the footpath down to Northcott Mouth, a small, unspoilt NT beach, or another footpath across the field leads you to the church and village inn. Bude, 2 miles, is famous for its surfing beaches and has an array of shops, pubs and restaurants, many offering local seafood. The coastal path is close by and tennis, golf, horse riding, mountain boarding, surfing and fishing are all on offer here. The fishing villages of Padstow, Port Isaac and Rock are well worth a visit and the Eden Project is easy accessible. Shop ¼ mile, pub and restaurant 500 yards.

All on ground floor: Living/dining room with French doors/kitchen. 1 double (6ft, zip and link) bedroom with en-suite wet room and toilet.

Oil underfloor central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Freeview TV. DVD. Electric hob. Combi microwave/oven/grill. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Fridge/freezer. Wi-fi. Small sitting-out area and furniture. Parking (1 car). Welcome pack. Wheelchair access. No smoking.

If you’re looking for a fantastic family holiday or a romantic retreat to the country, you simply can’t go wrong at Wooldown Holiday Cottages. From classic country abodes to state-of-the-art barn conversions, this collection of self-catering properties suits all kinds of holidaymakers. Situated in an elevated position, Wooldown enjoys a fresh, salty breeze blowing in from the Atlantic, and the views are most compelling. Stretching from vast swathes of pastureland thick with greenery, down towards the vibrant seaside town of Bude and far out to sea, the picture-perfect landscape and coastal vistas are reason enough to visit. With the dynamic North Cornwall Coast close by, and the wealth of attractions and activities that come with it, you certainly won’t be short on things to do!

Wagoners and Olde Coach House are traditional, spacious cottages that come with all the essentials you need for a stress-free family holiday - the enclosed gardens and nearby children’s area ensure that your children can get a good run-around. Bijou, Corn Keep and Stargazey each have a copper bath in the bedroom area, in addition to the en-suite shower room.

Balancing style and comfort in equal measure, couples will fall in love with the contemporary, apartment-style barns, each with their own unique feel, elegant décor and endearing views. These properties are simply ideal for those extra special occasions, such as engagements, honeymoons, anniversaries and birthday treats. A meal delivery service is also available by arrangement with the local chef. With zoned areas for adults, they ensure privacy and seclusion on your holiday.

These properties are ideally located for exploring all that Cornwall has to offer, such as the classic fishing villages of Port Isaac and Rock, or you can lace up your walking boots and head along stunning South West Coastal Path, high above the crashing waves. A little closer to home, you can walk right from Wooldown through the village of Marhamchurch, and along the level towpath which follows the canal. There are otters and kingfishers to spot on the way, and you can pop into the nearby bistro and coffee house for a snack en-route. For more adventurous visitors, Bude plays a big part in the surfing community due to its nearby beaches, such as Widemouth Bay, Sandymouth and Crooklets, which are all within 3 miles of Wooldown. As a result, there is an excellent choice of surf schools, and other activities in the proximity include zorbing, abseiling, rock climbing, kayaking, open canoeing, golf, fishing and horse riding. For young families, there are a number of theme parks within driving distance, such as The Milky Way, The Big Sheep, Cornwall’s Crealy Adventure Park and Trethorne Leisure Park. Beach 3 miles. Shop ¾ mile, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

Step to entrance. All on the ground floor.
Open plan living space.
Living area: With electric wood burner, Freeview TV, DVD player, Hi-Fi system with iPod dock and French doors leading to patio.
Dining area.
Kitchen area: With electric oven, ceramic hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine.
Bedroom: With super kingsize bed, Freeview TV and en-suite with spa bath, walk-in rainfall shower, and toilet.

Oil underfloor central heating and Wi-Fi included. Courtyard with patio and garden furniture. Private parking for 1 car. Please note: No children.

Electricity, bed linen and towels included. Welcome pack. Shared utility room with tumble dryer. House keeping services available at cost and holistic therapies available in on-site pamper room at additional cost. Shared landscaped grounds with sitting-out area and garden furniture (restricted access). Barbecue on request. Bike store. No smoking. Please note: Couples and family bookings only - no hen or stag parties. All the properties have a natural water supply from a bore hole. There are 2 steps in the grounds.

If you’re looking for a fantastic family holiday or a romantic retreat to the country, you simply can’t go wrong at Wooldown Holiday Cottages. From classic country abodes to state-of-the-art barn conversions, this collection of self-catering properties suits all kinds of holidaymakers. Situated in an elevated position, Wooldown enjoys a fresh, salty breeze blowing in from the Atlantic, and the views are most compelling. Stretching from vast swathes of pastureland thick with greenery, down towards the vibrant seaside town of Bude and far out to sea, the picture-perfect landscape and coastal vistas are reason enough to visit. With the dynamic North Cornwall Coast close by, and the wealth of attractions and activities that come with it, you certainly won’t be short on things to do!

Wagoners and Olde Coach House are traditional, spacious cottages that come with all the essentials you need for a stress-free family holiday - the enclosed gardens and nearby children’s area ensure that your children can get a good run-around. Bijou, Corn Keep and Stargazey each have a copper bath in the bedroom area, in addition to the en-suite shower room.

Balancing style and comfort in equal measure, couples will fall in love with the contemporary, apartment-style barns, each with their own unique feel, elegant décor and endearing views. These properties are simply ideal for those extra special occasions, such as engagements, honeymoons, anniversaries and birthday treats. A meal delivery service is also available by arrangement with the local chef. With zoned areas for adults, they ensure privacy and seclusion on your holiday.

These properties are ideally located for exploring all that Cornwall has to offer, such as the classic fishing villages of Port Isaac and Rock, or you can lace up your walking boots and head along stunning South West Coastal Path, high above the crashing waves. A little closer to home, you can walk right from Wooldown through the village of Marhamchurch, and along the level towpath which follows the canal. There are otters and kingfishers to spot on the way, and you can pop into the nearby bistro and coffee house for a snack en-route. For more adventurous visitors, Bude plays a big part in the surfing community due to its nearby beaches, such as Widemouth Bay, Sandymouth and Crooklets, which are all within 3 miles of Wooldown. As a result, there is an excellent choice of surf schools, and other activities in the proximity include zorbing, abseiling, rock climbing, kayaking, open canoeing, golf, fishing and horse riding. For young families, there are a number of theme parks within driving distance, such as The Milky Way, The Big Sheep, Cornwall’s Crealy Adventure Park and Trethorne Leisure Park. Beach 3 miles. Shop ¾ mile, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

Step to entrance. All on the ground floor.
Open plan living space.
Living area: With Freeview TV, Blu-ray player, Hi-Fi system and patio doors leading to patio.
Dining area.
Kitchen area: With electric oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine.
Bedroom area: With super kingsize bed, copper spa bath and en-suite with walk-in rainfall shower and toilet.

Biomass underfloor central heating and Wi-Fi included. Patio and garden furniture. Private parking for 1 car. Please note: No children.

Electricity, bed linen and towels included. Welcome pack. Shared utility room with tumble dryer. House keeping services available at cost and holistic therapies available in on-site pamper room at additional cost. Shared landscaped grounds with sitting-out area and garden furniture (restricted access). Barbecue on request. Bike store. No smoking. Please note: Couples and family bookings only - no hen or stag parties. All the properties have a natural water supply from a bore hole. There are 2 steps in the grounds.

Set in 36 acres of farm and woodland, you’ll find this unique collection of traditional Cornish cottages. Previously the Manor of Treworgie, the converted stables and barns retain the rustic ambience of the farm, providing a relaxed place in which to unwind and enjoy rural North Cornwall at its best. Treworgie Barton offers the ideal break and the cottages are excellently positioned for making the most of both Devon and Cornwall. With a delightful combination of stone, slate, exposed beams and timber trusses, the cottages exude warmth and their own individual charm, and each one has something to surprise you. All the cottages come fully equipped with everything you need to enjoy your self-catering holiday. Most cottages have recessed deck lighting, providing a spectacular atmosphere at night.
Bligh (ref 30080) is a single-storey detached cottage and boasts beautiful views. It is decorated in a nautical theme, set slightly away from the other cottages and offers a marvellous hideaway for couples. Sit and enjoy the glorious surroundings from the raised decking.
Braddon (ref 30081) is a single-storey cottage, once part of the open feeding area for the cattle, and is named after William Braddon, who owned and rebuilt Treworgie in 1654. The terrace to the rear of the cottage is a wonderful vantage point to appreciate the spectacular views and tranquillity of Cornwall. Braddon has its own raised deck for enjoying the glorious surroundings.
Farmhouse (ref 30082) is a perfect base for a larger group or family. Sleeping up to twelve guests, the Farmhouse offers space and flexibility and is sympathetically furnished to compliment the traditional features of the property. It has an oil Aga, and an electric cooker in the second kitchen.
Chappell (ref 30083) is a cosy, single-storey Cornish holiday cottage with a lovely view across the landscaped courtyard. Chappell, once part of the open feeding area for the cattle, has been tastefully restored into holiday accommodation and has been named after a previous owner of Treworgie in the 16th century.
Butterwell (ref 30084) is an ‘upside-down’ cottage enjoying magnificent views across the rolling countryside, with a tantalizing glimpse of Dartmoor in the distance. Originally, the ground floor formed part of the dairy, and the first floor formed part of the granary. It has now been lovingly restored into a bright, contemporary cottage with its own balcony, great for enjoying the glorious surroundings from the comfort of your own cottage.
Trespaddick (ref 30085) is a comfortable two-storey holiday cottage with beams throughout and has been converted from what was originally part of the stables, retaining some of its original features. Now, it enjoys delightful countryside views of Cornwall and to the distant sea from its own private patio. It also has its own raised deck so you can sit and enjoy the glorious surroundings.
Warner (ref 30086) is a cosy, spacious cottage offering a traditional Cornish experience. It enjoys double aspect views from the living room and bedroom, and boasts two decked balcony areas.
Manor (ref 30087), is a detached two storey holiday cottage, adjacent to the Farmhouse. Previously the tractor and machinery store, the cottage has been restored and is named after the Manor of Treworgie that once stood in the field behind at the rear.
Priory (ref 30088) is a spacious ’upside-down’ cottage and enjoys superb views across the rolling Cornish countryside from the upstairs living room. A lovely suntrap is provided by a south facing terrace to the rear. Previously, the ground floor formed a significant part of the dairy, and the first floor a section of the granary. The cottage was named after the Priory of St Stephens at Launceston (owners of Treworgie between 1288 -1540).
Duchy (ref 30089) is also ...

All on ground floor: Liviing/dining room/kitchen with beams and wooden floors. 1 double (5ft four poster) bedroom. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.

Gas central heating included. Freeview TV. DVD.

All properties: Electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot and high chair on request. Electric cooker. Microwave. Shared laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Shared payphone. Shared 36-acre natural farmland and woodland. Barbecue hire. Ample parking. Shared games room with TV, DVDs, skittles, pool table, table tennis, badminton, books and games. No smoking.

Set in 36 acres of farm and woodland, you’ll find this unique collection of traditional Cornish cottages. Previously the Manor of Treworgie, the converted stables and barns retain the rustic ambience of the farm, providing a relaxed place in which to unwind and enjoy rural North Cornwall at its best. Treworgie Barton offers the ideal break and the cottages are excellently positioned for making the most of both Devon and Cornwall. With a delightful combination of stone, slate, exposed beams and timber trusses, the cottages exude warmth and their own individual charm, and each one has something to surprise you. All the cottages come fully equipped with everything you need to enjoy your self-catering holiday. Most cottages have recessed deck lighting, providing a spectacular atmosphere at night.
Bligh (ref 30080) is a single-storey detached cottage and boasts beautiful views. It is decorated in a nautical theme, set slightly away from the other cottages and offers a marvellous hideaway for couples. Sit and enjoy the glorious surroundings from the raised decking.
Braddon (ref 30081) is a single-storey cottage, once part of the open feeding area for the cattle, and is named after William Braddon, who owned and rebuilt Treworgie in 1654. The terrace to the rear of the cottage is a wonderful vantage point to appreciate the spectacular views and tranquillity of Cornwall. Braddon has its own raised deck for enjoying the glorious surroundings.
Farmhouse (ref 30082) is a perfect base for a larger group or family. Sleeping up to twelve guests, the Farmhouse offers space and flexibility and is sympathetically furnished to compliment the traditional features of the property. It has an oil Aga, and an electric cooker in the second kitchen.
Chappell (ref 30083) is a cosy, single-storey Cornish holiday cottage with a lovely view across the landscaped courtyard. Chappell, once part of the open feeding area for the cattle, has been tastefully restored into holiday accommodation and has been named after a previous owner of Treworgie in the 16th century.
Butterwell (ref 30084) is an ‘upside-down’ cottage enjoying magnificent views across the rolling countryside, with a tantalizing glimpse of Dartmoor in the distance. Originally, the ground floor formed part of the dairy, and the first floor formed part of the granary. It has now been lovingly restored into a bright, contemporary cottage with its own balcony, great for enjoying the glorious surroundings from the comfort of your own cottage.
Trespaddick (ref 30085) is a comfortable two-storey holiday cottage with beams throughout and has been converted from what was originally part of the stables, retaining some of its original features. Now, it enjoys delightful countryside views of Cornwall and to the distant sea from its own private patio. It also has its own raised deck so you can sit and enjoy the glorious surroundings.
Warner (ref 30086) is a cosy, spacious cottage offering a traditional Cornish experience. It enjoys double aspect views from the living room and bedroom, and boasts two decked balcony areas.
Manor (ref 30087), is a detached two storey holiday cottage, adjacent to the Farmhouse. Previously the tractor and machinery store, the cottage has been restored and is named after the Manor of Treworgie that once stood in the field behind at the rear.
Priory (ref 30088) is a spacious ’upside-down’ cottage and enjoys superb views across the rolling Cornish countryside from the upstairs living room. A lovely suntrap is provided by a south facing terrace to the rear. Previously, the ground floor formed a significant part of the dairy, and the first floor a section of the granary. The cottage was named after the Priory of St Stephens at Launceston (owners of Treworgie between 1288 -1540).
Duchy (ref 30089) is also ...

Ground floor: 1 double bedroom. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. First floor: Living/dining room/kitchen with beams.

Gas central heating included. Freeview TV. DVD. Small balcony with decking, sitting-out area and furniture.

All properties: Electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot and high chair on request. Electric cooker. Microwave. Shared laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Shared payphone. Shared 36-acre natural farmland and woodland. Barbecue hire. Ample parking. Shared games room with TV, DVDs, skittles, pool table, table tennis, badminton, books and games. No smoking.

Set in 36 acres of farm and woodland, you’ll find this unique collection of traditional Cornish cottages. Previously the Manor of Treworgie, the converted stables and barns retain the rustic ambience of the farm, providing a relaxed place in which to unwind and enjoy rural North Cornwall at its best. Treworgie Barton offers the ideal break and the cottages are excellently positioned for making the most of both Devon and Cornwall. With a delightful combination of stone, slate, exposed beams and timber trusses, the cottages exude warmth and their own individual charm, and each one has something to surprise you. All the cottages come fully equipped with everything you need to enjoy your self-catering holiday. Most cottages have recessed deck lighting, providing a spectacular atmosphere at night.
Bligh (ref 30080) is a single-storey detached cottage and boasts beautiful views. It is decorated in a nautical theme, set slightly away from the other cottages and offers a marvellous hideaway for couples. Sit and enjoy the glorious surroundings from the raised decking.
Braddon (ref 30081) is a single-storey cottage, once part of the open feeding area for the cattle, and is named after William Braddon, who owned and rebuilt Treworgie in 1654. The terrace to the rear of the cottage is a wonderful vantage point to appreciate the spectacular views and tranquillity of Cornwall. Braddon has its own raised deck for enjoying the glorious surroundings.
Farmhouse (ref 30082) is a perfect base for a larger group or family. Sleeping up to twelve guests, the Farmhouse offers space and flexibility and is sympathetically furnished to compliment the traditional features of the property. It has an oil Aga, and an electric cooker in the second kitchen.
Chappell (ref 30083) is a cosy, single-storey Cornish holiday cottage with a lovely view across the landscaped courtyard. Chappell, once part of the open feeding area for the cattle, has been tastefully restored into holiday accommodation and has been named after a previous owner of Treworgie in the 16th century.
Butterwell (ref 30084) is an ‘upside-down’ cottage enjoying magnificent views across the rolling countryside, with a tantalizing glimpse of Dartmoor in the distance. Originally, the ground floor formed part of the dairy, and the first floor formed part of the granary. It has now been lovingly restored into a bright, contemporary cottage with its own balcony, great for enjoying the glorious surroundings from the comfort of your own cottage.
Trespaddick (ref 30085) is a comfortable two-storey holiday cottage with beams throughout and has been converted from what was originally part of the stables, retaining some of its original features. Now, it enjoys delightful countryside views of Cornwall and to the distant sea from its own private patio. It also has its own raised deck so you can sit and enjoy the glorious surroundings.
Warner (ref 30086) is a cosy, spacious cottage offering a traditional Cornish experience. It enjoys double aspect views from the living room and bedroom, and boasts two decked balcony areas.
Manor (ref 30087), is a detached two storey holiday cottage, adjacent to the Farmhouse. Previously the tractor and machinery store, the cottage has been restored and is named after the Manor of Treworgie that once stood in the field behind at the rear.
Priory (ref 30088) is a spacious ’upside-down’ cottage and enjoys superb views across the rolling Cornish countryside from the upstairs living room. A lovely suntrap is provided by a south facing terrace to the rear. Previously, the ground floor formed a significant part of the dairy, and the first floor a section of the granary. The cottage was named after the Priory of St Stephens at Launceston (owners of Treworgie between 1288 -1540).
Duchy (ref 30089) is also ...

All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen with beams and wooden floors. 1 double (5ft four poster) bedroom with beams. Bathroom with shower over bath, shower attachment and toilet.

Electric heaters included. Freeview TV. DVD. Stereo/CD. Dishwasher. Freezer. Small raised decking with sitting-out area and furniture.

All properties: Electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot and high chair on request. Electric cooker. Microwave. Shared laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Shared payphone. Shared 36-acre natural farmland and woodland. Barbecue hire. Ample parking. Shared games room with TV, DVDs, skittles, pool table, table tennis, badminton, books and games. No smoking.

If you’re looking for a fantastic family holiday or a romantic retreat to the country, you simply can’t go wrong at Wooldown Holiday Cottages. From classic country abodes to state-of-the-art barn conversions, this collection of self-catering properties suits all kinds of holidaymakers. Situated in an elevated position, Wooldown enjoys a fresh, salty breeze blowing in from the Atlantic, and the views are most compelling. Stretching from vast swathes of pastureland thick with greenery, down towards the vibrant seaside town of Bude and far out to sea, the picture-perfect landscape and coastal vistas are reason enough to visit. With the dynamic North Cornwall Coast close by, and the wealth of attractions and activities that come with it, you certainly won’t be short on things to do!

Wagoners and Olde Coach House are traditional, spacious cottages that come with all the essentials you need for a stress-free family holiday - the enclosed gardens and nearby children’s area ensure that your children can get a good run-around. Bijou, Corn Keep and Stargazey each have a copper bath in the bedroom area, in addition to the en-suite shower room.

Balancing style and comfort in equal measure, couples will fall in love with the contemporary, apartment-style barns, each with their own unique feel, elegant décor and endearing views. These properties are simply ideal for those extra special occasions, such as engagements, honeymoons, anniversaries and birthday treats. A meal delivery service is also available by arrangement with the local chef. With zoned areas for adults, they ensure privacy and seclusion on your holiday.

These properties are ideally located for exploring all that Cornwall has to offer, such as the classic fishing villages of Port Isaac and Rock, or you can lace up your walking boots and head along stunning South West Coastal Path, high above the crashing waves. A little closer to home, you can walk right from Wooldown through the village of Marhamchurch, and along the level towpath which follows the canal. There are otters and kingfishers to spot on the way, and you can pop into the nearby bistro and coffee house for a snack en-route. For more adventurous visitors, Bude plays a big part in the surfing community due to its nearby beaches, such as Widemouth Bay, Sandymouth and Crooklets, which are all within 3 miles of Wooldown. As a result, there is an excellent choice of surf schools, and other activities in the proximity include zorbing, abseiling, rock climbing, kayaking, open canoeing, golf, fishing and horse riding. For young families, there are a number of theme parks within driving distance, such as The Milky Way, The Big Sheep, Cornwall’s Crealy Adventure Park and Trethorne Leisure Park. Beach 3 miles. Shop ¾ mile, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

Step to entrance. All on the ground floor.
Open plan living space.
Living area: With electric wood burner, Freeview TV, DVD player, Hi-Fi with iPod dock, beams and patio doors leading to patio.
Dining area: With beams.
Kitchen area: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine.
Bedroom: With kingsize bed, Freeview TV and en-suite with spa bath, walk-in rainfall shower, toilet and tiled floor.

Oil underfloor central heating and Wi-Fi included. Courtyard with patio and garden furniture. Private parking for 1 car. Please note: No children.

Electricity, bed linen and towels included. Welcome pack. Shared utility room with tumble dryer. House keeping services available at cost and holistic therapies available in on-site pamper room at additional cost. Shared landscaped grounds with sitting-out area and garden furniture (restricted access). Barbecue on request. Bike store. No smoking. Please note: Couples and family bookings only - no hen or stag parties. All the properties have a natural water supply from a bore hole. There are 2 steps in the grounds.

If you’re looking for a fantastic family holiday or a romantic retreat to the country, you simply can’t go wrong at Wooldown Holiday Cottages. From classic country abodes to state-of-the-art barn conversions, this collection of self-catering properties suits all kinds of holidaymakers. Situated in an elevated position, Wooldown enjoys a fresh, salty breeze blowing in from the Atlantic, and the views are most compelling. Stretching from vast swathes of pastureland thick with greenery, down towards the vibrant seaside town of Bude and far out to sea, the picture-perfect landscape and coastal vistas are reason enough to visit. With the dynamic North Cornwall Coast close by, and the wealth of attractions and activities that come with it, you certainly won’t be short on things to do!

Wagoners and Olde Coach House are traditional, spacious cottages that come with all the essentials you need for a stress-free family holiday - the enclosed gardens and nearby children’s area ensure that your children can get a good run-around. Bijou, Corn Keep and Stargazey each have a copper bath in the bedroom area, in addition to the en-suite shower room.

Balancing style and comfort in equal measure, couples will fall in love with the contemporary, apartment-style barns, each with their own unique feel, elegant décor and endearing views. These properties are simply ideal for those extra special occasions, such as engagements, honeymoons, anniversaries and birthday treats. A meal delivery service is also available by arrangement with the local chef. With zoned areas for adults, they ensure privacy and seclusion on your holiday.

These properties are ideally located for exploring all that Cornwall has to offer, such as the classic fishing villages of Port Isaac and Rock, or you can lace up your walking boots and head along stunning South West Coastal Path, high above the crashing waves. A little closer to home, you can walk right from Wooldown through the village of Marhamchurch, and along the level towpath which follows the canal. There are otters and kingfishers to spot on the way, and you can pop into the nearby bistro and coffee house for a snack en-route. For more adventurous visitors, Bude plays a big part in the surfing community due to its nearby beaches, such as Widemouth Bay, Sandymouth and Crooklets, which are all within 3 miles of Wooldown. As a result, there is an excellent choice of surf schools, and other activities in the proximity include zorbing, abseiling, rock climbing, kayaking, open canoeing, golf, fishing and horse riding. For young families, there are a number of theme parks within driving distance, such as The Milky Way, The Big Sheep, Cornwall’s Crealy Adventure Park and Trethorne Leisure Park. Beach 3 miles. Shop ¾ mile, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

Step to entrance. All on the ground floor.
Open plan living space.
Living area: With electric flame effect fire, Freeview TV, DVD player, Hi-Fi system with iPod dock and patio doors leading to garden.
Dining area.
Kitchen area: With electric oven, ceramic hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer.
Bedroom: With double bed and Freeview TV.
Bathroom: With spa bath, walk-in rainfall shower, toilet, heated towel rail and tiled marble floor.

Gas underfloor central heating included. Enclosed, lawned garden with patio, garden furniture and barbecue. Private parking for 1 car. Please note: No children.

Electricity, bed linen and towels included. Welcome pack. Shared utility room with tumble dryer. House keeping services available at cost and holistic therapies available in on-site pamper room at additional cost. Shared landscaped grounds with sitting-out area and garden furniture (restricted access). Barbecue on request. Bike store. No smoking. Please note: Couples and family bookings only - no hen or stag parties. All the properties have a natural water supply from a bore hole. There are 2 steps in the grounds.

If you’re looking for a fantastic family holiday or a romantic retreat to the country, you simply can’t go wrong at Wooldown Holiday Cottages. From classic country abodes to state-of-the-art barn conversions, this collection of self-catering properties suits all kinds of holidaymakers. Situated in an elevated position, Wooldown enjoys a fresh, salty breeze blowing in from the Atlantic, and the views are most compelling. Stretching from vast swathes of pastureland thick with greenery, down towards the vibrant seaside town of Bude and far out to sea, the picture-perfect landscape and coastal vistas are reason enough to visit. With the dynamic North Cornwall Coast close by, and the wealth of attractions and activities that come with it, you certainly won’t be short on things to do!

Wagoners and Olde Coach House are traditional, spacious cottages that come with all the essentials you need for a stress-free family holiday - the enclosed gardens and nearby children’s area ensure that your children can get a good run-around. Bijou, Corn Keep and Stargazey each have a copper bath in the bedroom area, in addition to the en-suite shower room.

Balancing style and comfort in equal measure, couples will fall in love with the contemporary, apartment-style barns, each with their own unique feel, elegant décor and endearing views. These properties are simply ideal for those extra special occasions, such as engagements, honeymoons, anniversaries and birthday treats. A meal delivery service is also available by arrangement with the local chef. With zoned areas for adults, they ensure privacy and seclusion on your holiday.

These properties are ideally located for exploring all that Cornwall has to offer, such as the classic fishing villages of Port Isaac and Rock, or you can lace up your walking boots and head along stunning South West Coastal Path, high above the crashing waves. A little closer to home, you can walk right from Wooldown through the village of Marhamchurch, and along the level towpath which follows the canal. There are otters and kingfishers to spot on the way, and you can pop into the nearby bistro and coffee house for a snack en-route. For more adventurous visitors, Bude plays a big part in the surfing community due to its nearby beaches, such as Widemouth Bay, Sandymouth and Crooklets, which are all within 3 miles of Wooldown. As a result, there is an excellent choice of surf schools, and other activities in the proximity include zorbing, abseiling, rock climbing, kayaking, open canoeing, golf, fishing and horse riding. For young families, there are a number of theme parks within driving distance, such as The Milky Way, The Big Sheep, Cornwall’s Crealy Adventure Park and Trethorne Leisure Park. Beach 3 miles. Shop ¾ mile, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

All on the ground floor.
Open plan living space.
Living area: With electric flame effect fire, Freeview TV, DVD player, Hi-Fi with iPod dock and French doors leading to patio.
Dining area.
Kitchen area: With electric range, ceramic hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine.
Bedroom: With four poster kingsize bed, Freeview TV and beams.
Bathroom: With spa bath, walk-in rainfall shower and toilet.

Oil underfloor central heating and Wi-Fi included. Courtyard with patio and garden furniture. Private parking for 1 car. Please note: No children.

Electricity, bed linen and towels included. Welcome pack. Shared utility room with tumble dryer. House keeping services available at cost and holistic therapies available in on-site pamper room at additional cost. Shared landscaped grounds with sitting-out area and garden furniture (restricted access). Barbecue on request. Bike store. No smoking. Please note: Couples and family bookings only - no hen or stag parties. All the properties have a natural water supply from a bore hole. There are 2 steps in the grounds.

Offering peace and tranquility, Budds Barns are wonderfully situated close to the glorious North Cornish Coast. These semi-detached barn conversions are the perfect choice for couples, families and friends to escape and unwind at any time of the year. They have been lovingly converted from the original barns and sit within a delightful courtyard, adjacent to the owners’ farmhouse. Each cottage enjoys its own private enclosed garden with a barbecue and glorious country views. Carthouse Barn (31214) is all on one level and is a perfect retreat for couples, while Wagtail Barn (31216) and Swallow Barn (31215) are ideal for family and friends.
The nearby historic village of Marhamchurch has a small village shop, along with a popular, family-friendly village inn. Widemouth Bay, famous for its excellent surfing, is just 3 miles away. Bude, 4 miles, has lovely sandy beaches and a good selection of shops and restaurants, many specialising in locally caught sea food, along with a golf course, tennis, riding, surf schools and bowling. The picturesque fishing villages of Tintagel, Rock and Padstow are close by, and the wild beauty of Dartmoor and Bodmin Moors, are all within easy driving distance, as is the famous Eden Project. For family fun, The Big Sheep and Milky Way Adventure Park are not to be missed. Beach 3 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles.

Step to entrance. All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen with tiled floor. 1 double bedroom with en-suite shower room and toilet.

Parking (1 car).

All properties: Woodburner in living room (initial fuel included). Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot and high chair on request. Freeview TV. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Shared laundry room with coin-operated washing machine and coin-operated tumble dryer. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Wi-fi. Small, enclosed lawned garden with sitting-out area and furniture. Barbecue. Welcome pack. Pets welcome - to be kept on a lead. No smoking.

If you’re looking for a fantastic family holiday or a romantic retreat to the country, you simply can’t go wrong at Wooldown Holiday Cottages. From classic country abodes to state-of-the-art barn conversions, this collection of self-catering properties suits all kinds of holidaymakers. Situated in an elevated position, Wooldown enjoys a fresh, salty breeze blowing in from the Atlantic, and the views are most compelling. Stretching from vast swathes of pastureland thick with greenery, down towards the vibrant seaside town of Bude and far out to sea, the picture-perfect landscape and coastal vistas are reason enough to visit. With the dynamic North Cornwall Coast close by, and the wealth of attractions and activities that come with it, you certainly won’t be short on things to do!

Wagoners and Olde Coach House are traditional, spacious cottages that come with all the essentials you need for a stress-free family holiday - the enclosed gardens and nearby children’s area ensure that your children can get a good run-around. Bijou, Corn Keep and Stargazey each have a copper bath in the bedroom area, in addition to the en-suite shower room.

Balancing style and comfort in equal measure, couples will fall in love with the contemporary, apartment-style barns, each with their own unique feel, elegant décor and endearing views. These properties are simply ideal for those extra special occasions, such as engagements, honeymoons, anniversaries and birthday treats. A meal delivery service is also available by arrangement with the local chef. With zoned areas for adults, they ensure privacy and seclusion on your holiday.

These properties are ideally located for exploring all that Cornwall has to offer, such as the classic fishing villages of Port Isaac and Rock, or you can lace up your walking boots and head along stunning South West Coastal Path, high above the crashing waves. A little closer to home, you can walk right from Wooldown through the village of Marhamchurch, and along the level towpath which follows the canal. There are otters and kingfishers to spot on the way, and you can pop into the nearby bistro and coffee house for a snack en-route. For more adventurous visitors, Bude plays a big part in the surfing community due to its nearby beaches, such as Widemouth Bay, Sandymouth and Crooklets, which are all within 3 miles of Wooldown. As a result, there is an excellent choice of surf schools, and other activities in the proximity include zorbing, abseiling, rock climbing, kayaking, open canoeing, golf, fishing and horse riding. For young families, there are a number of theme parks within driving distance, such as The Milky Way, The Big Sheep, Cornwall’s Crealy Adventure Park and Trethorne Leisure Park. Beach 3 miles. Shop ¾ mile, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

Step to entrance. All on the ground floor.
Open plan living space: With beams and wooden floor.
Living area: With Freeview TV, Blu-ray player, Hi-Fi system with iPod dock, Wii and bi-fold doors to patio.
Dining area.
Kitchen area: With electric range, ceramic hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine.
Bedroom area: With four poster super kingsize bed.
Bathroom: With spa bath, walk-in rainfall shower and toilet.

Gas underfloor central heating and Wi-Fi included. Courtyard with patio and garden furniture. Private parking for 1 car. Please note: No children.

Electricity, bed linen and towels included. Welcome pack. Shared utility room with tumble dryer. House keeping services available at cost and holistic therapies available in on-site pamper room at additional cost. Shared landscaped grounds with sitting-out area and garden furniture (restricted access). Barbecue on request. Bike store. No smoking. Please note: Couples and family bookings only - no hen or stag parties. All the properties have a natural water supply from a bore hole. There are 2 steps in the grounds.