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Cornakey Farm‚
Bude
Morwenstow
Bude, CORNWALL EX23 9SS
T: 01288 331260
Contact: Monica Heywood
OPENING DATES
March - November
TARIFF
£32 per person per night
FEATURES
ROOMS 2 SEA VIEWS YES PETS NO PARKING YES WIFI YES
- Beautiful coastal views
- Ample off-road parking
- Picturesque rural setting
- Close to North Cornwall beaches
- Warm & relaxed environment
LOCATION
Situated 400m for the South West Coast path, ideal for those who enjoy walking, with stunning views in every direction. Just a short walk away is the award winning Rectory Tea rooms & the 13th Century Bush Inn pub serving excellent quality food throughout the day.
ACCOMMODATION
This family run large farmhouse is decorated & furnished to a very high standard. There are two spacious bedrooms, both with sea views:A family room with en-suite facilities
A double room with an adjoining private bathroom
Each bedroom has a complimentary refreshment tray
Bathroom with shower & WC for the sole use of guests
Comfortable guest lounge with television
Spacious dining area where a generous farm full English breakfast is served. Various options on request.
Cornakey Farm is non smoking, although guests are quite welcome to smoke in the picturesque garden where garden furniture is provided for guests to relax & enjoy the views.
LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
Cornakey Farm is in the far North-east of Cornwall directly overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The farm consists of 220 acres, some of which forms part of the coastal footpath and sweeps down into the little coves, or ends at giant cliffs. Guests are quite welcome to wander around the farm and see the beef cattle and sheep. The walks from the farm are renowned, many guest return year upon year just for this pleasure. Not only do they include the cliffs and coves but there are many circular walks through wooded areas and farms. This part of the coast between Hartland Point and Bude is unspoilt with many quiet beaches just to explore and relax.
The pretty little village of Morwenstow is just a short drive, or comfortable walk along the cliff path. There is a very old pub in the village and a Norman Church with a Saxon Font, this is always a popular destination.
Within a short drive Quiet little coves, these include: Sandymouth Beach - 5 miles Duckpool Beach - 4 miles (Drive onto the beach and just enjoy watch the Atlantic rollers) Northcott Beach - 8 miles
Clovelly - just over the Devon border, an old fishing port, a very popular destination with its unique cobbled streets and ancient buildings.
Bude - a premier resort with good beaches, shops, restaurants, golf course
Tintagel/Boscastle/Bideford - are all popular destinations and just an easy drive along the A39.
Other attractions include: National trust properties A theme park Golf Boating Heated swimming pool Horse riding
Your hosts have lived in the area all their lives and will be only too happy to recommend place of interest.
Touring Cornwall is a beautiful but small county. Numerous places are within an hours drive, this includes Cornwall's latest attraction, the Eden Project.