Greenbank is a striking architecturally designed 4 bed house, built into the hillside, the property enjoys far reaching sea views. The living room, complete with wood burner, opens out onto a large terrace, creating a wonderful social space and bringing the outside in. This substantial home offers 4 spacious bedrooms each with their own stylish ensuite, a modern kitchen, elevated dining area and ample parking. Polzeath beach, a great family beach, renowned for its surfing is a short walk away.

Key property details...
- 4 bedrooms:-1 x super king, 1 x double, 1 x twin and 1 x twin that can be configured as a king upon request
- 4 bathrooms:- 3 x ensuite with walk in shower, 1 x ensuite with bath only and 1 x WC
- Far reaching sea views
- Large decked terrace
- Master bedroom with own private terrace
- Architecturally designed
- Dog friendly - dog shower room with it's own entrance
- Parking for up to 5 cars
- Walking distance to Polzeath beach

Need to know...
- 2 well behaved dogs welcome
- Accommodation split over 4 levels

Who we think it's suitable for...
Groups of friends and families looking for a stylish base to explore this part of the North Cornish coast

About a holiday in the Polzeath area...
Situated on the north coast of Cornwall, Polzeath is home to a fantastic beach and one of the world’s most renowned surfing destinations. The beach is a magnificent stretch of golden sand situated between Pentire Head to the north and the mouth of the Camel Estuary. It was a favourite haunt of the late Poet Laureate, Sir John Betjeman, and is celebrated in some of his verse. Polzeath has a variety of public houses, restaurants and cafes.

Polzeath is a haven for surfers and beach lovers alike with lifeguards on the beach during the daytime in the summer season. Though water sports are its main attraction, the beach is still ideal for a warm, lazy day in the sand. At low tide there’s rock pools to explore underneath the cliffs, where little ones can peek at some of the sea life waiting to catch the next tide out.

Just to the north of the main beach, and joined when the tide is out, is the quieter Pentire Haven beach.
The headlands of Pentire and The Rumps, both looked after by National Trust are carpeted with wild flowers and offer walking routes with incredible sea views. It's also a fantastic place for bird spotting and if you're lucky you may spot a seal or dolphins which frequent the waters around the headland.