Windrush boasts a prime elevated position with big sea views overlooking Mawgan Porth. The house sleeps eight people and has five bedrooms; one king-size double, and two singles on the ground floor with sitting room, dining room, kitchen and family bathroom. One double bedroom and a twin with an ensuite shower room are on the first floor. The balcony with garden furniture plus lawn and pond makes a great outdoor space for relaxation. There is off road parking for three cars and a garage for storage. Just a 10 minute stroll from the sandy beach and facilities of Mawgan Porth, Windrush makes a sunny sanctuary close to the coast.
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Over two floors. Five bedrooms: 1 x king-size double and 2 x single plus family bathroom on the ground floor. 1 x double. 1 x twin with en-suite shower room with shower, basin and WC. Bathroom with bath, shower, basin and WC. Kitchen. Utility room. Dining room. Sitting room with open fire.
Windrush is a detached house in an elevated position offering big ocean views within a 10 minute walk of glorious Mawgan Porth beach. Close to lively resorts, picturesque coves and superb beaches on the spectacular north Cornish coast, it's the perfect bolthole, set over two floors for family and friends seeking tranquility, relaxation and recreation. The sitting room with open fire and access to generous balcony, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms ( 1 king and 2 single) and family bathroom are on the ground floor. The first floor has two further bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room. The garden is a mix of lawn, terrace, balcony, paths, steps and a pond and is not enclosed. Set against the dramatic landscape of cliffs and caves, Mawgan Porth boasts an expansive beach with breathtaking views, with beach-front cafes and pubs for refreshment. Join the surf school, hire the gear and enjoy adrenaline fueled water fun, patrolled by seasonal lifeguards. Rock pools are ready for exploration so bring nets and buckets. The National Trust beach at Bedruthan Steps has striking rock stacks and is reached within a 30 minute walk along the South West Coast Path or a five minute drive. Visit picturesque St Mawgan with tea rooms and gastro pub or the riding stables within three miles. St Eval go-kart track and Merlin Golf course are closer still. The Spa facilities at The Scarlet Hotel and Bedruthan Steps Hotel will entice you in for pampering by the sea. Follow the scenic coast road to the popular resorts of Padstow with harbour, eateries and galleries galore. Newquay, with zoo, Waterworld swimming pool and aquarium is just a 20 minute drive away and stunning Watergate Bay with WAX Watergate Bay Restaurant with its sea views is even closer. Windrush makes a magical venue for exploring this superb Cornish Atlantic coastline.
Mawgan Porth boasts golden sands set against the dramatic landscape of cliffs and caves, topped with the coastal footpath with spectacular views over the north Cornish shoreline. Get set with nets and buckets to explore rock pools or hire a board and join the surf school for some wet fun, with lifeguards on patrol during the main season. For those that seek a more leisurely escape, enjoy the Spa facilities at The Scarlet Hotel and The Bedruthan Hotel. After any activity, there is refreshment to be had at the beach cafe and restaurant.
Mawgan Porth boasts golden sands set against the dramatic landscape of cliffs and caves, topped with the coastal footpath with spectacular views over the north Cornish shoreline. Get set with nets and buckets to explore rock pools or hire a board and join the surf school for some wet fun, with lifeguards on patrol during the main season. For those that seek a more leisurely escape, enjoy the Spa facilities at The Scarlet Hotel and The Bedruthan Hotel. After any activity, there is refreshment to be had at the beach cafe and restaurant.
Cornwall's visitors are constantly tempted back to the beautiful coastline, tiny fishing villages, hidden coves and the world-class surfing. Whatever the reason, Cornwall has long cemented its place as one of Britain's premier holiday destinations.
We have stayed here for the last few years and each year it has been getting worse. This year we paid well over £2000 for May half term week which is the week we always have and this year there was dirt, dust cobwebs spiders and even mice which when I phoned sykes they just said we will send the housekeeper up no apology or anything. A man turned up who said he was th housekeeper with a trap and admitted they had a mouse problem as they have chewed through the dishwasher pipe before but does not know how they get in not very happy with his response especially as we had young grandchildren with us. The mattresses were stained and loads of other problems which are too many to list and all sykes told us was the owners would give us back £240 which we took but were disgusted with such a feeble amount with what we had paid and the state of the property and maintenance and having been very ill was very upset with the house this year and things still have not been rectified that have been complained about each year
This property is in desperate need of some TLC, upgrades and repairs. Promotional photos on Sykes cottages website are not the reality of what you get with this accommodation. We paid a premium price as we expected to, for a Christmas week rental, however we were extremely disappointed with the standard of the facilities and the cleanliness of the property. This is not a premium rental; this is only 1 star at best and that rating is based purely on its fabulous location. Sykes cottages need to urgently re-evaluate the current 4 star rating to give a more accurate representation of this tired property. The property smelt damp and musty. The first day was spent purchasing fragranced diffusers, cleaning products and Christmas decorations to make the rooms look festive. The single token Christmas tree provided in the lounge was old, dusty and looked like it had been dragged up from the basement. The welcome offerings were very minimal for a party of 8 adults. Dusty fittings and plenty of cobwebs, dirty skirting boards and patio door surrounds. Tired and very distressed furniture, including the beds. The internal bannister is held together by black plastic bag ties. The dining table sits 6 adults at most. The internal doors are chipped and scuffed with large chunks missing from the door closures. Black mould was present around the window frames of the first-floor double bedroom and around the en suite bathroom shower. The top floor shower outlet was blocked and nearly caused a flood first time it was used. Fortunately, there was a plunger on site, so we were able to unblock the hair and debris blocking the drain. Guests should not have to do this. The duvets on every bed were paper thin and had duvet covers that were not long enough so did not fit, old blankets were used to disguise the gap. The pillows were ancient, flat and well used, the ones that had pillow protectors were dirty. The mattress covers were older than the pillows and of a very poor state of repair. The TV remote was broken and a challenge to use to even get the TV to come on. The information booklets are tattered, dated and do not resemble half the appliances. We were promised a basket of logs for the open fire and got a few lumps of coal left for us instead. The garden is overgrown and unkept with little resemblance to the promotional photos. There was an upturned patio table full of stagnant water on the balcony and old rusty furniture piled up in a heap at the back of the property. Generally, the external lighting is poor, some lights appear not to work which overall is a potential safety hazard when arriving back in the dark as the steps are slippery when wet. There is a section of clothesline strung across the top of the path that nearly garrotted a guest as it was not visible in the dark. There is no handrail for the steps leading up to the front door for those guests with restricted mobility. The limited access to the property was not mentioned on the Sykes cottages bookings page. It gives no pleasure to have to write this review, but this rental property is not value for money on any level. We had no choice but to make the best of it due to the large party of our friends and family travelling to Cornwall who were already booked into their own far superior accommodation across Mawgan Porth. Not a property we would consider ever visiting again
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