This luxurious, three bedroom lodge rests in a delightful countryside setting on the outskirts of the town of Bude. Equipped to a high standard, Atlantic Lodge provides a fabulous base for families or groups of friends looking to experience this delightful Cornish region. Spend your down time in the open-plan living space, boasting an eclectic vibe, where you can chill out on the ample seating and catch up on your favourite shows. Allow the designated chef to impress in the kitchen, appointed with a range of modern appliances including the electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and even a dishwasher, so washing up will be a breeze! After a filling feast, step out to the decking and enjoy a moment on the sun loungers, catching the last of the evening sun as you ponder on tomorrow's adventure. As the night rolls in, choose from one of the three tastefully presented bedrooms; the master hosts a double bed with en-suite rainfall shower room, while there are two twins that the little ones can take over. Atlantic Lodge provides a relaxing bolthole with plenty of luxuries, all year round. Note: This property can be booked with Refs: 1108259, 1108907, 1108908, 1108909, 1108938 and 1110094, together sleeping up to 29 guests.

Bude is a wonderful beach town that you will want to visit again and again after your first visit. Bude has everything for everyone, including wonderful beaches for relaxing and making sandcastles, rockpools to explore at low tide, and cafes from which to observe it all. All year long, the rolling waves are ideal for surfing, and the walks along the restored canal or along the North Cornwall coastal route provide an excellent opportunity to explore and admire the stunning scenery. Bude also includes a fantastic golf course, an indoor pool, a bowling alley/indoor play area, and the Bude Castle Heritage Centre. There's also a good assortment of local shops, supermarkets, cafes, bars, and restaurants, as well as an outstanding Information Center. The ruins of a massive iron age hill fort at Warbstow Bury, from which panoramic views can be seen, are only a short drive away. Take the coast road north to see the lonely lighthouse perched above the sea at Hartland Point, or walk or ride a donkey down lovely Clovelly's steep and cobblestone village street (no cars permitted) to the port and tavern far below. The small cove of Crackington Haven, Boscastle, King Arthur's castle at Tintagel, Doc Martin's Port Wenn at Port Isaac, and more spectacular surfing beaches at Polzeath can all be found by following the coast in the opposite way.

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