Honeycrock

Honeycrock is a stone barn conversion near Crantock, sleeping five across two bedrooms. The property sits on Colgrease Farm and is reached via about 0.6 miles of unmade farm track - a rural setting with intermittent mobile signal.

The cottage has a double bedroom and a family room with a super-king zip-and-link bed (convertible to twin on request) plus a single bed. A bathroom has a bath with shower over and basin, with a separate WC. The kitchen is fitted with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, and dishwasher. A sitting room with dining area completes the layout. A washing machine is available, and oil central heating keeps the property warm.

Outside, an enclosed front patio has furniture, and a garden gives extra space. Off-road parking accommodates two cars with shared access to an EV charging point. Crantock Beach - a broad, dune-backed sandy beach where the Gannel estuary meets the sea - is 1.6 miles away. Porth Joke (Polly Joke) Beach, a car-free cove accessible only on foot, is 1.7 miles.

Crantock village has the Old Albion pub, a shop, and a 13th-century church. Newquay is 2 miles northeast across the Gannel, reachable by foot ferry at low tide. Fistral Beach and its surf competitions are about 3 miles north. The National Trust headland at West Pentire provides coastal views over the beach and estuary.

Suits a couple or small family who want a rural barn conversion with off-road parking for two cars. Less good for anyone who needs reliable mobile signal, or dislikes unmade tracks: the way in is about 0.6 miles of farm track.

Nearby: Crantock Beach (1.6 miles) and Porth Joke Polly Joke Beach (1.7 miles). See our Cubert guide for more beaches and walks in the area.