Coppingers Cottage is located just a few yards from the golden sands of Polzeath. This remarkable terraced self-catering cottage sleeps four guests in two stunning bedrooms. The property is well used by beach goers with wear and tear reflective in the condition and the owners have tried to make the property available for all budgets, and is not a "boutique style" of property; this should be considered when booking. Car parking for one car at the Tristram Carpark 700 yards away, unloading allowed only on the street. Original character features relive in the cosy beach side cottage. The living dining area feature an original cloam oven and beamed ceiling. Enjoy breakfast or dinner from the galley style kitchen in the cosy corner dining area. There is plenty of room to store body boards, buckets and spades outside in the courtyard. Upstairs there is a comfortable double bedroom with sea views, alongside this the family bathroom. The second bedroom has a cosy round porthole window with cabin style bunk beds for the children to explore the sea view and let their imagination take them to far away dessert islands. Polzeath is a perfect surf beach for novice and those more experienced, also its golden sand is the perfect partner for the bucket and spade. There is a wide selection of cafes, shops, restaurants and pubs nearby. The National Trust nature reserve of Pentire Point is not very far away, whilst Hayle Bay is a home from home for coastal birds like puffins. For those of that like the sea animals there is a close by Sea Safari where you may get a chance to see a pod of dolphins and seals.

The seaside village of Polzeath boasts a sandy beach, which is bordered by rock pools and is acclaimed to be one of the best surfing beaches in the country. Polzeath itself has a number of small shops, cafes and restaurants, and the South West Coast Path, a 630-mile route, runs through the village. Just over seven miles away is the popular market town of Wadebridge, which is set alongside the River Camel and offers an array of shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as North Cornwall's only family-owned cinema. There’s wonderful countryside in the area, with the renowned Camel Trail passing through the town, and the nearby town of Padstow, with its harbour, pastel-washed medieval houses and celebrated restaurants is well worth exploring. Within driving distance is the UK surfing capital of Newquay, with over 11 miles of golden sandy beaches. Polzeath is an excellent base for exploring this part of Cornwall.

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