Polzeath House to rent

Polzeath House AKA "the Pink House" is a local landmark with commanding views across the beach

Clear May day at Polzeath Beach

The front garden is perfect for sipping Pimms while your children play within eye-shot below!

Polzeth House Front Garden

Intrepid surfer returning to hot shower!

Polzeath House top Garden Beds

Top garden beds

Polzeath House top garden

Currently occupied with 50 little bunnies ... our own little autonomous lawn mowers.

Top garden Bloom

Top garden end August 2017

Polzeath House back garden

Sheltered from the prevailing winds, the back garden is a nice spot to chill out

back garden looking out to beach

Our lovely wind-swept tamarisks surround the back garden for a bit of protection and privacy.

Back garden Augus 2017

back garden

back garden

Spring sees a profusion of jonquils, wild garlic and daffodils around the house

Foraging in Polzeath House's garden

Garden edibles include Wild Garlic, Rosemary, Thyme, Mint, lemon balm, bay, sage, lavender, oregano, bergamot, blackberries, elder, pears, plums, dill, Nasturtiums....with a whole lot of edible halophytes (salt loving plants) going in next year

Polzeath House Side Rear

Side Rear View

Front garden steps

High tide crashing against the rocks.. Cornish pinks

Jan 2014 storms polzeath

These were the storms that transformed the beach so radically. Plenty of spray splattering the house

Grand reveal

gardening 2017

Landscaping 2016

fruit trees in. old steps re-laid, old slate seat revealed.

Driveway 2017

Pear tree and Curry Plants

Polzeath House at high tide

High Tides Jan 2015. Quite a surge, you can see why we have to carefully maintain the sea wall.

Polzeath house by Sophie Walbeoffe - 2014 Storm

Cousin Sophie lives in Nairobi, her work can be found online at https://www.sophiewalbeoffe.com/

Low Tide at Polzeath Beach

low tide on a clear Summer's evening

Fishing off Newlands, Hayle bay

more crab please! ... if there's any left

Pentire Point

Early morning with the low east sun reflecting off the incoming waves

Rollers Coming into Polzeath beach

Rollers coming in, being held up by a south-westerly wind