Burlorne is a contemporary property, which has recently been refurbished to a very high standard.
The accommodation is very spacious and has the added benefit of a swimming pool, sunny patio
and garden, an ideal family house. Burlorne is very well located for the water sports haven of Rock,
which is only 1 mile away and is also the home of the famous St Enodoc Golf links. The wonderful
surfing beach of Polzeath is also only a short drive where there are two surfing schools, watched
over by lifeguards during the summer months, together with surf hire, many shops and lively
restaurants. A perfect location for a beach holiday in this much sought after location.Property Comprises: Upstairs: Master bedroom kingsize with en-suite shower room, family
bathroom with bath and overhead shower, bedroom 2 kingsize, bedroom 3 twin bedroom 4 twin.
Downstairs: Sitting room with electric fire, dining room, conservatory, kitchen with electric
cooker/hob, utility room. Outside: Patio, enclosed garden, plenty of parking.
Facilities: Swimming pool, electricity and oil included, central heating, electric oven and hob,
dishwasher, washing machine, tumble drier, fridge, freezer, TV, DVD player, CD player, ironing
facilities, bed linen and towels provided, outside furniture, barbecue, children welcome,
dogs not accepted, this is a no smoking property
Rock is situated on the beautiful Camel Estuary in North Cornwall, famous for its rugged coastline. Rock is renowned for its watersports including sailing, windsurfing, water skiing, canoeing and rowing. The Sailing Club stands on the quay and was
founded in 1938, organised racing takes place every day in the peak summer weeks. The Camel School of Sailing is also located
on the quay in Rock and provides tuition for beginners.The long sandy beach at Rock stretches around to the glorious Daymer Bay at Trebetherick, and the coastal footpath continues
from there to the large surfing beach at Polzeath.Rock is also home to the famous St Enodoc Golf Course which is a superb links course dating back to 1890. The main course
The Black Tor ferry runs several times a day to Padstow, a picturesque and interesting harbour town which is well known for
is the Church Course, which has spectacular views of the Camel Estuary and is listed among the top 100 courses in Britain.
It will test every part of your game and has the best greens in Cornwall. The smaller course is the Holywell Course, also
18 holes, shorter but equally challenging.
Rick Stein’s Seafood Restaurant and for the May Day “Obby Oss” celebrations. The harbour is a thriving fishing port and the surrounding area is one of outstanding natural beauty