Polzeath
AREA GUIDEKoto at The Point is located in the scenic hills above Polzeath, offering tranquillity and adventure. Situated within The Point, a family-run business known for its high-quality service and warm hospitality, cabin owners can enjoy 240 acres of stunning landscapes. This includes a beautiful golf course, a health club, and eco-friendly apartments with panoramic views of Pentire Point.
The 18-hole golf course has stunning views out over Hayle Bay and Pentire Point.
The Point
Owned and managed by Jeremy and Eva Davies, The Point has undergone significant transformation over the past decade. New additions such as tennis and Padel courts and the development of Koto cabins promise to elevate the experience for residents and visitors alike.
Jeremy's lifelong passion for Cornwall and Eva's Norwegian heritage has infused The Point with a deep appreciation for outdoor living and great design. The area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering access to tennis, fitness, golf, scenic walks, and delectable dining experiences. Just a stone's throw away, the North Cornish Coast and the vibrant surf hub of Polzeath offer something for everyone in the family to enjoy.
The Local Area
The site is one mile from The Camel Estuary and a 15-minute walk from Polzeath Beach, just east of Trebetherick in Cornwall. It is surrounded by open fields with far-reaching sea views, making it ideal for a restful retreat. The area offers extensive cycling, running, and hiking routes and beautiful trails along the South West Coast Path.
Polzeath is a popular beach in the area, renowned for surfing. The area offers independent shops, bars, cafes and restaurants, including The Mowhay, Surfside and The Cracking Crab. Further south is the picturesque village of Rock, and to the northeast, Nathan Outlaw's two-Michelin-starred restaurant is in the historic fishing village of Port Isaac.
Surfside, Polzeath
Port Isaac
Well-loved as a community-driven Cornish town, the centre of Wadebridge is around 15 minutes by car. The town has many independent shops, including two butchers, a fishmonger, and plenty of restaurants and cafes. There is also a cinema, library, sports centre, generous green open spaces, play parks, and a skate park.
Further Afield
The sought-after town of Padstow can be reached by ferry from Rock, which is under ten minutes by car. It offers excellent fresh seafood restaurants, cafes and bars, including Rick Stein's Seafood Restaurant, Paul Ainsworth at No6 and Prawn on the Lawn. The Pig Hotel at Harlyn Bay is also nearby, and for a pit stop on the route from London, Coombeshead Farm has an excellent menu defined by its nose-to-tail approach to eating. The geodesic biome domes at the Eden Project are around a 35-minute drive to the south.
Getting Here
The journey to Cornwall has improved over recent years, with the A30 dual carriageway just north of Truro giving fast access to the M5 motorway at Exeter. Bodmin is the nearest train station (approximately 40 minutes by car), and it takes direct trains to London in under four hours. Cornwall Airport (Newquay) also provides regular shuttle flights to London Gatwick, Stansted and many other seasonal European destinations.
We invite you to discover The Point at Polzeath's magic and envision the lifestyle that awaits you in this captivating corner of Cornwall.
