Child-friendly cottage with garden | Pets are welcome

Widemouth Bay 2.2 miles. A bright and contemporary property, Auverne enjoys a lovely position in the small village of Poundstock, near the Cornish coast. An open-plan living space stretching the length of the property makes wonderful use of the space; soak up the abundance of light within the dining area thanks to the conservatory glass roof and windows, it is a wonderful setting to enjoy a family meal, flooding in light even on a rare dull day. Move into the sitting area and rest on one of the two large sofas, feeling warmed by the woodburning stove as you relax watching a Netflix film on the Smart TV. The kitchen offers beautiful views out to the garden and the fields beyond, and includes an electric oven, induction hob and a dishwasher. The ground floor hosts three of the four bedrooms, including a master double with en-suite. Another king (or twin on request) bedroom and a twin bedroom rest here too, as well as the ground-floor bathroom which has a bath and separate walk-in shower. Head upstairs and be welcomed straight into the fourth bedroom beneath the sloping ceiling with Velux windows. Outside in the garden you can delight in relaxing with a view at the outdoor dining area on the decking, with views to the Cornish countryside and a large lawn for children to enjoy. Bring along your bikes and store them in the lower-ground-floor storage, with a games room here too with a pool table/table tennis set up. Auverne is less than two miles from Black Rock Beach which rests on the south side of Widemouth Bay, home to a wealth of rugged beauty, with the beach's major point and reef breaks attracting surfers. Book an activity with Outdoor Adventure, a company based at Widemouth Bay, offering lessons in surfing and coasteering, as well as group activities and adventures, perfect for a group on holiday! Hire bikes at the canal for a chance to explore the local waterways. Excellent for dog walking. Head up the coast to Bude to enjoy the many attractions here, with plenty of restaurants and pubs to indulge in a delicious meal and some drinks, and several beaches to choose from to practice surfing, as well as the amazing Bude Sea Pool providing non-surfers a great place to swim. Walkers can follow the South West Coast Path to explore the coast and experience some beautiful scenery, coming across some charming coastal villages and beaches along the way. The village of Tintagel is home to Tintagel Castle and the King Arthur sculpture, presenting a great holiday photo opportunity with the idyllic seascape filling the background. Enjoy a Cornish escape and stay at the lovely Auverne.Week St Mary is a delightful little village resting in the county of Cornwall, located in the north-east of the region, it rests close to the surfing haven of Bude. This rural spot is home to a community run village shop, as well as a pub, whilst the bustling hub of Bude can offer more in the way of shops, as well as a good nightlife scene with pubs and bars to boot. From Week St Mary it's an easy drive to the coast where you can walk along the South West Coast Path.