Chalet in England
6 guests · 3 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this chalet rental
Description from owner
The site is just over a mile from St Merryn village, known locally as 'seven bays for seven days', due to its proximity to seven sandy beaches. The village offers a variety of shops, pubs, garage, vets, church, garage and doctor's surgery. More amenities can be found in Padstow. The lodge benefits from its prime location away from busy roads, perfect for the children. On entering the lodge you will step into the spacious open plan living area, consisting of lounge, dining and kitchen area's with stunning panoramic views of Bodmin moor. The lodge also comprises of one double bedroom with en-suite, one twin bedroom and one single bedroom and family bathroom.
The lodge is ideal for families, with plenty in the surrounding area to see and do during your stay. The location offers good parking. Onsite play area, small shop.
Further details indoors
This luxury new holiday home offers three bedrooms.
1 Double with en-suite.
1 Twin and single Bunk Bed and 1 Single + T/cot.
Full gas central heating.
Family Bathroom with shower.
Fully equipped Kitchen including oven, Fridge/freezer.
Lounge/Dining room with Fire place, Flat screen TV + Freeview box, DVD player and Radio/CD player.
Please Bring your own Bedding and Towel as it is not provided in the deal. You can also borrow from the renting company or we can arrange bedding and towels for an extra charge. There is not good internet connection in the property so you have to walk 20 steps to reception for good internet coverage area.
Further details outdoors
Out side the lodge is the decking that is on 3 sides of the lodge giving you the lovley morning sun and on the other the evening sun so you can relax and enjoy the sun all day. There is losts of grass area around the lodge for the kids to play and it's at the end of the site so it's very safe and sucluded for the kids. The lodge over looks Bodmin moor and has the best views out of all other lodges. The property also has 6 chairs and a big table on deck for people outside the lodge.
Location description from owner
The England region
Cornwall, at the far end of England's SW peninsula - offering more miles of unspoilt coastline than any other in Britain.
Cornwall - for heritage, culture, arts, gardens and culinary delights
Cornwall - for beaches, coastal walks, golfing, cycle trails and surfing
Cornwall - so easy to reach, so hard to forget - truly Inspirational
Dotted along the coast are hundreds of beaches - from tiny secret coves to large expanses of golden sand. There are famous resorts and picturesque fishing villages, whilst inland lie ancient settlements, historic market towns and the cathedral city of Truro - Cornwall's capital.
Cornwall has plenty of heritage and culture from times past - stone circles, iron age villages and grand historic houses. There are a multitude of great gardens, all different, which are a joy to explore.
A vibrant art scene stemmed from the Newlyn and St Ives schools, and Cornwall attracts artists from worldwide still. A host of writers such as Daphne du Maurier, Rosamunde Pilcher and John Betjemen have all written of the delights of this far flung corner of England.
St Merryn
There are plenty of activities for all the family in the local area. Local shops and pubs.1 mile away from the beach. Coastal walks.Local golf course at Constantine Bay. Hot spot for Surfing.Visit Rick Stein’s Restaurant in Padstow.
Padstow Tourist Information Centre
Red Brick Building North Quay
Padstow
Cornwall PL28 8AF
Prideaux Place in Padstow Cornwall. Home of the Prideaux family for 400 years, Prideaux Place is set into the hill above the fishing port of Padstow, with stunning views of the Camel Estuary and beyond.
Blue Reef Aquarium,Newquay Cornwall. The aquarium takes visitors from the dramatic Cornish coastline to the spectacular 'underwater gardens' of the Mediterranean and the dazzling beauty of the Caribbean coral reef. With an underwater walk-through tunnel see more than 30 living displays
Holywell Bay Fun Park, Newquay Cornwall. Landscaped park with quality rides. Includes go-karts, crazy golf, battle boats, maze. Indoor adventure play area and fun rides, bumper boats, Bugs Buggies, climbing wall, golf.
Lappa Valley Steam Railway, Newquay Cornwall. A 2-mile steam train journey. Leisure park, paddle boats, canoes, 2 miniature railways, crazy golf, maze. Video of mine disaster and entrance to viewing platform of the largest mine engine house in Cornwall.
Newquay Zoo. Newquay Cornwall. Amongst the sub-tropical lakeside gardens live hundreds of animals. Highlights include feeding time talks and animal encounters. Disabled friendly.
Only 12 miles form the Eden project.
The site is just over a mile from St Merryn village, known locally as 'seven bays for seven days', due to its proximity to seven sandy beaches. The village offers a variety of shops, pubs, garage, vets, church, garage and doctor's surgery. More amenities can be found in Padstow. The lodge benefits from its prime location away from busy roads, perfect for the children. On entering the lodge you will step into the spacious open plan living area, consisting of lounge, dining and kitchen area's with stunning panoramic views of Bodmin moor. The lodge also comprises of one double bedroom with en-suite, one twin bedroom and one single bedroom and family bathroom.
The lodge is ideal for families, with plenty in the surrounding area to see and do during your stay. The location offers good parking. Onsite play area, small shop.
Further details indoors
This luxury new holiday home offers three bedrooms.
1 Double with en-suite.
1 Twin and single Bunk Bed and 1 Single + T/cot.
Full gas central heating.
Family Bathroom with shower.
Fully equipped Kitchen including oven, Fridge/freezer.
Lounge/Dining room with Fire place, Flat screen TV + Freeview box, DVD player and Radio/CD player.
Please Bring your own Bedding and Towel as it is not provided in the deal. You can also borrow from the renting company or we can arrange bedding and towels for an extra charge. There is not good internet connection in the property so you have to walk 20 steps to reception for good internet coverage area.
Further details outdoors
Out side the lodge is the decking that is on 3 sides of the lodge giving you the lovley morning sun and on the other the evening sun so you can relax and enjoy the sun all day. There is losts of grass area around the lodge for the kids to play and it's at the end of the site so it's very safe and sucluded for the kids. The lodge over looks Bodmin moor and has the best views out of all other lodges. The property also has 6 chairs and a big table on deck for people outside the lodge.
Location description from owner
The England region
Cornwall, at the far end of England's SW peninsula - offering more miles of unspoilt coastline than any other in Britain.
Cornwall - for heritage, culture, arts, gardens and culinary delights
Cornwall - for beaches, coastal walks, golfing, cycle trails and surfing
Cornwall - so easy to reach, so hard to forget - truly Inspirational
Dotted along the coast are hundreds of beaches - from tiny secret coves to large expanses of golden sand. There are famous resorts and picturesque fishing villages, whilst inland lie ancient settlements, historic market towns and the cathedral city of Truro - Cornwall's capital.
Cornwall has plenty of heritage and culture from times past - stone circles, iron age villages and grand historic houses. There are a multitude of great gardens, all different, which are a joy to explore.
A vibrant art scene stemmed from the Newlyn and St Ives schools, and Cornwall attracts artists from worldwide still. A host of writers such as Daphne du Maurier, Rosamunde Pilcher and John Betjemen have all written of the delights of this far flung corner of England.
St Merryn
There are plenty of activities for all the family in the local area. Local shops and pubs.1 mile away from the beach. Coastal walks.Local golf course at Constantine Bay. Hot spot for Surfing.Visit Rick Stein’s Restaurant in Padstow.
Padstow Tourist Information Centre
Red Brick Building North Quay
Padstow
Cornwall PL28 8AF
Prideaux Place in Padstow Cornwall. Home of the Prideaux family for 400 years, Prideaux Place is set into the hill above the fishing port of Padstow, with stunning views of the Camel Estuary and beyond.
Blue Reef Aquarium,Newquay Cornwall. The aquarium takes visitors from the dramatic Cornish coastline to the spectacular 'underwater gardens' of the Mediterranean and the dazzling beauty of the Caribbean coral reef. With an underwater walk-through tunnel see more than 30 living displays
Holywell Bay Fun Park, Newquay Cornwall. Landscaped park with quality rides. Includes go-karts, crazy golf, battle boats, maze. Indoor adventure play area and fun rides, bumper boats, Bugs Buggies, climbing wall, golf.
Lappa Valley Steam Railway, Newquay Cornwall. A 2-mile steam train journey. Leisure park, paddle boats, canoes, 2 miniature railways, crazy golf, maze. Video of mine disaster and entrance to viewing platform of the largest mine engine house in Cornwall.
Newquay Zoo. Newquay Cornwall. Amongst the sub-tropical lakeside gardens live hundreds of animals. Highlights include feeding time talks and animal encounters. Disabled friendly.
Only 12 miles form the Eden project.
Amenities at Wendy Lodge Holiday Home
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Map of England
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6.0Average
(2 Ratings)
"Ideal for our family having a last-minute stay away. Close to the ‘Seven Bays’, this property is in a great location. The owners’ communication has been excellent throughout."
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