No: 25 THE MANOR

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Lodge |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 5

Kilkhampton in Bude

from £30 / night

This is the estimated nightly price based on a weekly stay. Contact the advertiser to confirm the price - it varies depending on when you stay and how long for.

£210–£600 / week

Short stays welcome

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Swimming pool, beach or lakeside relaxation, balcony/terrace, car advised, no pets allowed

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About the home

The detached well equipped property offers a great self catering family holiday. The Sports & Leisure Complex provides fun for all ages throughout the day and for those who want to explore the many delights Cornwall and Devon have to offer the A39, which runs through the village of Kilkhampton, gives easy access to travel north or South.

There is parking at the rear of the property which is approached by a pathway to the front entrance. The SW facing patio has a brick built BBQ and a sturdy 'A' frame table/bench. Garden chairs are also provided - an ideal place to relax and soak up the sunshine.

Step inside to the large Lounge/Diner - patio doors frame the view out across the open fields towards the sea. Sink into the comfortable three piece cream leather suite to watch TV/DVD - Sky Freesat is provided. If it turns chilly there are wall-mounted thermostatically controlled electric heaters and in the Lounge a 'living flame effect' electric fire suite with side lighting. The Lounge can be divided from the dining area in the evening by a curtain to give a more cosy feeling. The Lounge /diner is carperted throughout. The dining area has a dining suite with a white laminate topped table and matching chairs/bench set . The bench seats provide storage for a selection of Books/DVD'S/Games for visitors use.

The Galley type Kitchen is compact but well equipped with white fronted units, Double oven with cooker hood, 'frig/ffreezer, stainless steel pans/tiered steamer and kitchen tools. Plenty of matching oven to table type crockery, stainless steel cutlery and a good selection of glassware. You can cater for a dinner party or serve a take-away. A vertical blind allows the kitcvhen to be screened from the living/dining area if required. The floor has quarry tiles

A door leads from the dining area into the Bathroom - tiled throughout - with a coloured suite. It has a bath and an over bath electric shower with folding glass shower screen. A wall mounted hot air heater gives efficient heating. The washbasin has a mirror with light and eletric shaver socket. A door from the Bathroom leads to the separate WC.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
The two bedrooms are accessed from the Lounge /Dining area as all facilities are on one level so it is ideal if any members of the party have mobility difficuties in climbing stairs. The bedrooms are a good size with a built in wardrobe with full length mirror on the inside door, dressing table/stool The double bedroom has a comfortable bed with mattress protector, duvet and two pillow per person. Two bed side tables with lights and a radio/teasmade. The floor is carpeted and there are bedside rugs. The 'Singles' room has TWO 3' single beds - one bed has a guest bed beneath it allowing versatile sleeping arrangements e.g. can be used at floor level (for a young child perhaps) or raised to the level of the main bed to make three singles or placed beside it and by placing a honeycombe mattress over the two main mattress' can be used as a 5' double. The extra duvets - single/double - are stored in the slidestore provision in the base of the other single bed. The built in wardrobe with full length mirror and a dressing table/stool with bedside lamps comlete the room. It is fully carpeted and also has bedside rugs. Both bedrooms are heated by wall mounted electric thermostatically controlled heaters.
The curtains in the property are fully lined, it is double glazed throughout and has a battery operated fire alarm, fire blanket and fire extinguisher for safety measures. We operate a NO SMOKING policy in our properties and no pets are permitted in this unit.

The fabric and furnishings in the property are all colour co-ordinated. It is an all-electric property, electricity is paid by means of an electric card meter (owned by the Estate Management Company) and cards £1,£5 or £10 can be purchased from Reception on arrival.

Further details

On Booking a £50 per week book is required as Deposit (non refundable) The Balance is due 6 weeks prior to the holiday commencement date. If Booked within the 6 week period full payment is required. Currently we only accept Cheque or Cash for payment.

Conditions

We do not accept Bookings from all male or all female or mixed parties under 21years of age.
Short BREAKS of 3/4 days are available accept in High Season.

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Lounge showing Leather three piece suite

The West Country / Cornwall region

Situated in the South West tip of Great Britain Cornwall is a very popular holiday destination. It has a diverse landscape from its craggy granite coastline, lush green countryside and dramatic, unspoilt wilderness of the moors.

Its mild climate and waters are warmed by the Gulf Stream givng a micro-climate where excotic flora can be found. The warm summer days are perfect for enjoying the shoreline - strolling along the sea-shore, exploring the rock pools or, for the more energetic, surfing in the Atlantic breakers. The white-washed cottages in quaint villages such as Fowey, Padstow, Port Isaac tumble down to the water's edge and at Port Isaac the local singing group of Fishermen - Fishermens Friends - entertain visitors on the harbourside during the holiday season. No visitor should leave Cornwall without seeing Tintagel and the ruined remains on the headland of the castle linked to the Arthurian legend of King Arthur and Camelot.

Inland the picturesque country lanes ablaze with wild flowers lead to historic country houses like Cotehele or Lanhydrock or magnificent gardens - Probus, Trelissick or the iconic rocky island of St Michael's Mount just a few hundred yards from the coastal village of Marazion. The mystery of the Lost Gardens of Heligan is solved to all who fo there and nearby is The Eden Project - the 20th Century marvel of Bio-domes risng from old quarry and providing visitors with the experience of climates and there flora throughout the world within the great domes.

Cornwall has something for everyone - relaxation,peace and solitude ; exhilaration and outdoor adventure; our heritage and history. Spend sometime in Cornwall and see for yourself.

The Bude / Kilkhampton area

Bude is an area often descriubed as 'where coast meets countryside' since, situated on the North Cornish coast, it offers one of the most stunning coastlines in Europe, much of it designated as an area of 'outstanding natural beauty'. The town of Bude retains much of its old world charm, it has a variety of shops, mostly locally owned including craft shops and a small art gallery and a selection of places to eat catering for all tastes offering locally caught fish, pubs serving local produce and traditional fare.

The Bude Canal opened in 1825 to transport sea sand to fertilise the uplands is no longer used commercially but is now a great resource for boating,fishing and walking. Abundant wildlife can be found in the Bude Marshes and along the pathways of the canal.

Annually, at the end of August Bude is the venue for the Bude Jazz Festival and there are street parades - New Orleans Style - and many places in and around Bude with lively Jazz sessions. Bude has a busy diary featuring a Festival of Music, Carnival Week, Lifeboat Day and at nearby Poughill the Battle of Stratton is re-enacted in Mid May each year.

Kilkhampton on the A39, is a small village about 5 miles from Bude. with its beautiful church of St James. The church has an elaborate Norman doorway and ornate interior - look at the ends of the pews - and has a close connection with the Grenville Family from the days of Englands Civil war and imortalised in Daphne du Maurier's 'The King's General'. The annual flower festival, held in the Church, is supported by the local business's and the displays reflect what they have to offer, Kilkhampton once boasted a castle but only the keen eyed can detect it now, a green hump in a field!

A great place to meet everyone is the annual Village Fayre where produce is displayed for sale, Arts and Crafts of local craftsman, activities for the children and the Carnival Queen is chosen.

Our properties are situated at Penstowe Park within its 30 acres of Parkland. Just off the A39 it is ideally situated, with easy access to many attractions both in Cornwall and North Devon. Clovelly, the picturesque fishing village, hangs on the steep slopes of the cliffs with its cobbled street - Up-along-down-along - used to have donkeys to carry goods to the cottages, is only 12 miles from the Park. Travel further up the A39 to the towns of Bideford and the panier market at Barnstaple.

Three miles inland are the Tamar Lakes great for Fishing, Sailing and Walking. An adventure playground alongside the Upper lake is great fun for the younger members of the family. Several Bird Hides built on the sides of the lakes are the perfect venue for Bird watching.

The beaches of Duckpool, Sandymouth and Northcott Mouth are within a few miles drive and for the Surfing enthuisiast visit Crooklets, Summerleaze and Widemouth offer the rolling Atlantic Breakers. The South West Coastal footpath is perfect for gentle strolls, family walks or the experienced walker and the views from the clifftops across the sea or inland to the moors is breathtaking.

Golf is available at the Course of Bude or Holsworthy. Nearby are several Horse Riding establishments and you can also hire Bicycles to explore the quiet country lanes and scenic coastal paths or a few miles away the established Tarka or Camel trails.

A warm Cornish welcome is extended to all who visit.

How to get there

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By TRAIN - Main Stations at Barnstaple, Bodmin or Exeter. Then Bus or Coach to BUDE. Taxi from BUDE to Penstowe Park, Kilkhampton.
By CAR - via the M5 to Junction 27 then take the ATLANTIC HIGHWAY-A361/A39 to Kilkhampton. As you leave the village look for the London Inn on the right, just past the Inn is PENSTOWE ROAD leading to the entrance to Penstowe Park Holiday Village
or A303 to Exeter, A30 to Okehampton, A3079/A3072 to Bude, A39 to Kilkhampton. Turn left into Penstowe Park Holiday Village.
A Site Map will be provided showing the location on the Park of the holiday property.
Public Transport is limited in this area so to ensure you can make the most of the many and varied places of interest a car is really essential.

Public Transport is limited so a car is essential to gain maximum benefit from what the regions offers to visitors.

Activities near Bude

Rental prices

Prices for group size 5
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
EASTER	30 Mar 13	6 Apr 13	260£ 260	-	-	1 Week
LOW SEASON	6 Apr 13	4 May 13	190£ 190	-	-	1 Week
MAY DAY	4 May 13	11 May 13	205£ 205	-	-	1 Week
	11 May 13	25 May 13	205£ 205	-	-	1 Week
SPRING BANK HOLIDAY	25 May 13	1 Jun 13	350£ 350	-	-	1 Week
MID-SEASON	1 Jun 13	29 Jun 13	350£ 350	-	-	1 Week
EARLY HIGH SEASON	29 Jun 13	27 Jul 13	425£ 425	-	-	1 Week
HIGH SEASON	27 Jul 13	31 Aug 13	600£ 600	-	-	1 Week
AUTUMN	31 Aug 13	7 Sep 13	285£ 285	-	-	1 Week
MID SEASON	7 Sep 13	5 Oct 13	220£ 220	-	-	1 Week
LOW AUTUMN SEASON	5 Oct 13	26 Oct 13	210£ 210	-	-	1 Week
AUTUMN HALF TERM	26 Oct 13	2 Nov 13	270£ 270	-	-	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

We request a £50 deposit(non-refundable) on Booking with the Balance due six weeks prior to the commencement date of Holiday. Payment by Cheque payable to MRS G R V GLOVER or cash.

OFFER £20 per week off for two persons only and /or TWO consecutive weeks Booked.

We do not supply Bed Linen and guests can bring their own or Linen Hire is avaiable at £8.95 per bed.

Eelctricity is via a CARD METER (owned by the Estate Managment Company) and cards can be purchased - £1,£5, £10 value - from Reception on arrival.

Guests have FREE access to the Manor House for use of Restaurant, Bars, Cabaret Suite, Childrens' Club, Wi-Fi.

Use of Sports Facilities Indoor Heated Pool, Sports Hall, Tennis etc Charges apply.

In the grounds there is an independently operated Stable Bar Inn which offers meals, entertainment. The open air heated pool is in the walled garden of the Stable Block.

Availability

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