Local Area
Marhamchurch
Court Farm is very much part of Marhamchurch village life. It is within a few paces of the Village Inn – The Bullers Arms, Post Office & shop and set amongst the quaint cottages and houses of whitewashed stone which surround the village’s splendid historic church. Within ten minutes you can enjoy a range of activities, 5 Blue Flag beaches, go fishing (sea, lake or canal), play golf, go horse-riding, walk along the beautiful coastal paths, explore the countryside on foot or by bicycle, or visit the local town of Bude.
Northcott
Northcott is in a secluded location, just 2 miles north of Bude on the North Cornwall Coast. Set in the heart of the Trewin family’s 400 acre estate, it gazes out across farmland, down a small valley to the stunning North Cornwall coastline.
A leisurely stroll through the green meadow leads you down to the lovely Northcott Mouth beach - you can swim, surf or just laze on the beach in the summer or discover it superbly deserted during the winter months. From Northcott Mouth beach you can walk the Atlantic heritage coast to to Sandymouth, a National Trust run beach, or if you are feeling extremely energetic onward to Duckpool. Walk in the other direction to the local seaside town of Bude with its two blue-flag awarded beaches.
Bude
The local town of Bude (left) is only 10 minutes away by car, or by foot, from Marhamchurch along the picturesque canal path or from Northcott via the coastal footpath.
Bude offers traditional and contemporary seaside town shopping and entertainment, supermarkets and a wide selection of cafes, pubs, restaurants and nightlife for your evening’s entertainment.
The towns’ glorious beaches include two blue flag awarded beaches, one with a safe seawater swimming pool. Additionally, there is a golf course, 'Splash' indoor leisure centre and horse riding stables.
The Tamar Lakes, the source of the river Tamar that divides the two counties of Devon and Cornwall are situated just a few miles inland. The Lower Tamar Lake offers coarse fishing, bird-watching and shoreline walking, while the upper Tamar Lake provides facilities and instruction for a range of water sports including sailing, windsurfing and canoeing.
North Cornwall
North Cornwall consists of sixty miles of dramatic Atlantic coastline with clean sandy beaches, hidden coves and pretty fishing villages to discover. In land you will find wooded river valleys, bustling market towns and the beguiling beauty of Bodmin Moor and Dartmoor.
Staying at Marhamchurch provides easy access onto the A39 and with 20 minutes you can reach the pretty fishing village of Boscastle, explore King Arthur’s medieval castle at Tintagel. Venture further on to Clovelly or Port Isaac or take your bike along the Camel trail at Wadebridge to Padstow and discover its gastronomic delights.
The renowned Eden Project can be reached within an hours drive as can a choice of three national parks that provide excellent walking and mountain biking.
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