Treveglos Barn, near to Newquay & Padstow

Accommodation…- Well equipped kitchen with fitted units- Pleasant comfortable living room - Dining area has an ornamental feature brick fireplace- Adjacent seating area has two comfortable settees - One step up to small inner hallway- One step down to double bedroom with a wash basin- Three steps continue up to twin bedded room- Bathroom W.C. The space Outside… - Garden immediately to the front has an area for sitting out - Visitors can make full use of the shared landscaped garden with varying levels of lawn bounded by a stone wall Parking… - Parking for 2 cars Local Area… - St Merryn is under half a mile away - Padstow and the Camel Estuary are about 2.5 miles - Further seven beaches all within a short drive - To one side of the coast road from Newquay to Padstow - Within a mile of the beach at Harlyn Bay... Additional… - This property welcomes a maximum of two dogs, no puppies (2 years old) - Semi-detached, double glazed barn conversion - Set within the gardens of the owners home Pets information: £28 per pet per week taken after booking has been confirmed Within a mile of the lovely sandy beach at Harlyn Bay and a short way inland from Trevose Head and golf club, this semi-detached, double glazed barn conversion is set in the gardens of the owner’s home to one side of the coast road from Newquay to Padstow. The village of St Merryn which is known as "Seven Bays for seven days" is just under half a mile away has a selection of small shops, the nearest pub The Cornish Arms is a five minute walk along the main road and there is a seasonal restaurant just a few yards away. The seven bays are made up of seven unique Cornish landmarks and beaches which stretch seven miles along the North Coast from Porthcothan near Newquay to Trevone Bay near Padstow. The harbour town of Padstow, a charming fishing port at the heart of the Camel Estury is a perfect place to watch the world go by. Food and local produce are in abundance with Rick Stein & Paul Ainesworth both having restaurants in addition to many small cafes, pubs and eateries, there are shops, galleries and a museum to keep you entertained. Hire a bike and cycle the Camel Trail taking in some beautiful Cornish countryside, explore the beautiful South West Coast path or take the ferry across to Rock where you will find some great walks along the coast to the spectacular beaches of Daymer Bay and Polzeath and try your hand at some water sports.