Sunnyside cottage is set in the middle of one of Cornwall’s prettiest and most historic villages and is ideally placed just yards from the heart of the village. The property is within a short walk of two pubs, a tea room and the village store which stocks fresh bread and pasties daily. It is 10 minute walk to the renowned Crantock beach which is ideal for families, swimming, surfing, kite surfing and wind surfing. It is bordered by dunes and the tidal estuary of the River Gannel, a haven for wildlife, and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The beach is owned by the National Trust and has a car park which is free to use for members.

The nearby South West Coastal Path provides an excellent way to see the dramatic north Cornish coastline. Newquay, 3 miles, is famed for its surf lifestyle and also has a zoo, aquarium, beach restaurants, riding stables and two tenpin bowling alleys. Padstow (home to Rick Stein’s Food Empire) is just 15 miles away and is a fine example of a working fishing port. Truro with its cathedral, theatre, cinema, museum, shops, pubs, cafes and river trips is 12 miles, and 40 minutes away is the Eden Project, Lost Gardens of Heligan and many attractions including go-cart track and mini steam railway. Jamie Oliver’s ’15’ restaurant is just 5 miles at Watergate Bay, a large expanse of sand which is home to the National Kite Surfing Centre, a beach bar and pub. The Camel Trail, a former railway track, provides an excellent walk and cycle route which hugs the coast of the Camel Estuary and river, and links the towns of Padstow and Wadebridge.