Pengirt

Polzeath, Cornwall

Set within Polzeath, Cornwall, this charming renovated farmhouse offers a picturesque coastal getaway for up to four guests. Nestled on a headland rich in natural beauty, the property boasts stunning views and an abundance of wildlife, including seals and various sea birds. The tranquil atmosphere makes it an ideal retreat for families, walkers, or friends looking to unwind and explore the breathtaking surroundings. The farmhouse, known as Pengirt, is steeped in history, sharing its heritage with the nearby Pentire Farmhouse, and features a unique clome oven discovered during renovations, adding to its traditional charm.

Pengirt is designed for comfort and relaxation, featuring two bedrooms, including a master ensuite double and a second double that can be converted into a twin upon request. The interior combines stylish decor with traditional elements, highlighted by large, uneven flagstones in the kitchen and hallway. Guests can enjoy expansive sea views from the bedrooms, making it easy to lose track of time while gazing at the mesmerizing waves. The property also includes a well-equipped kitchen, a spacious living room, and a dining area, ensuring that all the amenities needed for a restful stay are readily available. Additionally, there is outdoor space for alfresco dining and a shared lawn area with Pentire Farmhouse.

The surrounding Pentire headland is a haven for nature enthusiasts, featuring unspoiled landscapes and diverse wildlife. Visitors can embark on coastal walks that showcase the area’s natural beauty, with opportunities to spot grey seals, skylarks, and peregrine falcons. A scenic 15-minute walk leads to the beautiful Pentireglaze Haven beach, which connects to Polzeath beach at low tide. This location is particularly popular among surfers, thanks to the Atlantic waves. For those keen on hiking, the coastal paths to Pentire Point and The Rumps offer breathtaking views of the coastline and surrounding areas.

Beyond the immediate vicinity, there are numerous attractions to explore during your stay. Just a short distance away, the quaint harbor village of Port Isaac, known for its charming white-washed cottages, offers a delightful experience. Heading south, visitors can reach Rock and take a ferry to the bustling town of Padstow, a must-visit for food lovers. Additionally, nearby beaches and notable sites such as Tintagel Post Office and the stunning Lanhydrock estate, both managed by the National Trust, provide further opportunities to enjoy the rich heritage and natural beauty of North Cornwall. Overall, Pengirt serves as a perfect base for an unforgettable Cornish holiday.