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WOODGATE <br>Close to beaches and excellent walks
Cottage in Bude with kitchen and patio
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Reviews
9.6 out of 10
Exceptional
4 bedrooms4 bathroomsSleeps 7
Popular amenities
Explore the area

Bude, ENG
- Place, Widemouth Bay Beach11 min drive
- Place, Museum of Witchcraft12 min drive
- Place, Tintagel Castle26 min drive
- Airport, Newquay (NQY-Newquay Cornwall)58 min drive
Rooms & beds
4 bedrooms (sleeps 7)
4 bathrooms
Bathroom 1
Bathroom 2
Bathroom 3
Bathroom 4
Spaces
Deck or patio
Porch or lanai
Kitchen
Garden
Dining area
About this property
WOODGATE <br>Close to beaches and excellent walks
Ideal for family groups up to a maximum of 7 people.
There are 2 sitting rooms each with its own television.
(A warm sanctuary during the Autumn and winter months.)
Please note large discounts are available for late availability and small numbers/low occupancy using the house; please e'mail for more information.
During peak season (i.e. school holidays) Woodgate is normally a Friday Changeover. This can often be varied during quieter times of the year.
Regarding discounts, please enquire directly with myself and I will be more than happy to provide you with a personalised quote.
A spacious and characterful farmhouse, built in the 1920’s ; adjacent to 10 acres of ancient woodland.
Each room overlooks staggering views of a woodland valley and beyond this, far reaching hills and farmland – a spectacular position, very near to the South West Coastpath. 100 yards away and you are able to have lovely sea views.
There is a large, sloping garden
A huge patio area outside this large house has garden furniture & a barbecue
The stairs from the hallway lead up to the four bedrooms, one bathroom with bath and shower and a separate W.C. Two of the rooms (doubles) have en-suite shower and W.C. The other two rooms are twins.
There is full central heating for the cooler months and mornings/evenings.
Owls can be heard hooting at night, whilst Roe Deer and Badgers can be seen from the comfort of the house looking out onto neighbouring National Trust land.
Free Wifi access is available.
The front porch leads into a hallway, to the left a large comfortable sitting room with a colour T.V., and to the right a second sitting room with a colour T.V. and open Victorian fire.
Leading on is a dining room with a large window overlooking the magnificent views. An open doorway reveals a spacious kitchen with an electric cooker, microwave, fridge-freezer, washing machine etc.
There are 2 sitting rooms each with its own television.
(A warm sanctuary during the Autumn and winter months.)
Please note large discounts are available for late availability and small numbers/low occupancy using the house; please e'mail for more information.
During peak season (i.e. school holidays) Woodgate is normally a Friday Changeover. This can often be varied during quieter times of the year.
Regarding discounts, please enquire directly with myself and I will be more than happy to provide you with a personalised quote.
A spacious and characterful farmhouse, built in the 1920’s ; adjacent to 10 acres of ancient woodland.
Each room overlooks staggering views of a woodland valley and beyond this, far reaching hills and farmland – a spectacular position, very near to the South West Coastpath. 100 yards away and you are able to have lovely sea views.
There is a large, sloping garden
A huge patio area outside this large house has garden furniture & a barbecue
The stairs from the hallway lead up to the four bedrooms, one bathroom with bath and shower and a separate W.C. Two of the rooms (doubles) have en-suite shower and W.C. The other two rooms are twins.
There is full central heating for the cooler months and mornings/evenings.
Owls can be heard hooting at night, whilst Roe Deer and Badgers can be seen from the comfort of the house looking out onto neighbouring National Trust land.
Free Wifi access is available.
The front porch leads into a hallway, to the left a large comfortable sitting room with a colour T.V., and to the right a second sitting room with a colour T.V. and open Victorian fire.
Leading on is a dining room with a large window overlooking the magnificent views. An open doorway reveals a spacious kitchen with an electric cooker, microwave, fridge-freezer, washing machine etc.
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Amenities
Kitchen
Washing machine
Dryer
Free WiFi
Outdoor space
Parking available
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House Rules
Check in after 4:00 PM
Minimum age to rent: 40
Check out before 10:00 AM
Children
Children allowed: ages 0–17
Events
No events allowed
Pets
No pets allowed
Smoking
Smoking is not permitted
Important information
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
On-site parties or group events are strictly prohibited
Host has indicated that there is a carbon monoxide detector on the property
Host has indicated that there is a smoke detector on the property
Safety features at this property include a fire extinguisher
We should mention
A car is recommended for transport to and from this property
About the area
Bude
Located in Bude, this cottage is in a rural area and by the sea. Museum of Witchcraft and Cornwall at War Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's attractions include Pengenna Pasties and Harlequinns Leisure. Trethorne Leisure Park and The Hidden Valley Discovery Park are also worth visiting. Make sure you don't miss outdoor adventures like ecotours and horse riding.

Bude, ENG
What's nearby
- Crackington Beach - 18 min walk - 1.6 km
- Widemouth Bay Beach - 11 min drive - 13.9 km
- Museum of Witchcraft - 12 min drive - 10.2 km
- Bude Beach - 18 min drive - 19.7 km
- Tintagel Castle - 26 min drive - 17.3 km
Getting around
Restaurants
- Boscastle Farm Shop - 8 min drive
- Cobweb Inn - 9 min drive
- Bay View Inn - 11 min drive
- National Trust Shop, Cafe & Information Centre - 10 min drive
- The Harbour Light Tea Garden - 13 min drive
Frequently asked questions
About the host
Hosted by Francis Crocker
Francis has lived at Trevigue since the age of eight. After gaining an HND in “Rural Resources and Their Management” at Seale-Hayne Agricultural College in Devon, he studied for a degree in Rural Enterprise and Land Management” at Harper Adams Agricultural College in Shropshire.
Work has included spells with the National Trust both as an assistant Warden and in the Land Agency department. His main love and interest is the farm at Trevigue and the varied wildlife that lives there.
Today he is involved with the practical farming and land management that takes place on this unique farm.
Francis has been awarded the South West NFU certificates for conserving farmland biodiversity, in addition to the national award from the President of the NFU (Ben Gill) for his outstanding contribution to agriculture and wildlife.
onservation work has included cutting back on encroaching bracken and gorse creating conditions suitable for reintroducing the large blue butterfly and the black-plumed, orange-billed Cornish chough – often dubbed as the national symbol of Cornwall.
He has also re-introduced environmentally-friendly working practices on the farm to encourage dormice, badgers, deer and owls. Tourists can visit the wildlife information centre, which raises money to improve wildlife habits.
Trevigue was the first farm in country to become a venue for civil weddings.
Work has included spells with the National Trust both as an assistant Warden and in the Land Agency department. His main love and interest is the farm at Trevigue and the varied wildlife that lives there.
Today he is involved with the practical farming and land management that takes place on this unique farm.
Francis has been awarded the South West NFU certificates for conserving farmland biodiversity, in addition to the national award from the President of the NFU (Ben Gill) for his outstanding contribution to agriculture and wildlife.
onservation work has included cutting back on encroaching bracken and gorse creating conditions suitable for reintroducing the large blue butterfly and the black-plumed, orange-billed Cornish chough – often dubbed as the national symbol of Cornwall.
He has also re-introduced environmentally-friendly working practices on the farm to encourage dormice, badgers, deer and owls. Tourists can visit the wildlife information centre, which raises money to improve wildlife habits.
Trevigue was the first farm in country to become a venue for civil weddings.
Why they chose this property
This spacious, yet cosy house is less than half a mile from the coast and overlooks ancient woodland in a sheltered valley full of wildlife. Badgers, Roe Deer, Tawny Owls are just some of the a animals and birds to be seen/heard during a typical stay.
There is plenty of room to relax; two lawn areas, and two comfortable sitting rooms.
There is plenty of room to relax; two lawn areas, and two comfortable sitting rooms.
What makes this property unique
Having lived and grown up in Crackington Haven since the mid 1970's I am able to take guests on wildlife and natural history walks. I pride myself on my knowledge on the local area so am able to enhance guests experience whils staying in Woodgate.
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English, French
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