Bolingey is a charming village situated on the North Atlantic Coast of Cornwall, less than a mile South of the popular seaside resort of Perranporth. Perranporth is a popular tourist town, known for its natural tidal pool, surfing culture and array of independent shops, restaurants and pubs. Bolingey has numerous country footpaths and a newly completed cycle trail linking the village to Perranporth and the nearby village of Goonhavern. The picturesque village is also perfectly positioned to explore the rest of Cornwall. The cathedral city of Truro, beautiful beaches of Newquay, marine heritage of Falmouth and art of St Ives are all within easy reach by car, as is the Eden Project and many National Trust properties and gardens amongst many other attractions.

The A30, which is the principal route in and out of the County is approximately 5 miles distant whilst Truro is approximately 9 miles away. Truro has a railway station and is on the Penzance to Paddington mainline. There is also a regional airport at Newquay.

The Bolingey Inn is a delightful 17th century public house that has seen significant investment over recent years. The building retains a wealth of character features such as exposed beams, sash windows, oak flooring and open fireplaces. In addition to the character public areas the property has an extremely well-equipped commercial kitchen and a spacious three bedroom apartment with a domestic kitchen. Outside is a sunny terrace for al fresco dining and drinking and a separate car park.