Cottage in Cornwall

Newly refurbished in 2023, set in 2½ acres of the owners’ grounds, this beautiful barn conversion is set amid the Cornish countryside and located near some amazing beaches. The space Newly refurbished in 2023, set in 2½ acres of the owners’ grounds, this beautiful barn conversion is set amid the Cornish countryside and located near some amazing beaches.. Ground Floor: Open plan living space. Living area: TV, Sky, DVD Player, CD Player, Ipod Dock, French Doors Leading To Courtyard Dining area. Kitchen area: Electric Oven, Electric Hob, Microwave, Fridge First Floor: Bedroom: Kingsize (5ft) Bed Ensuite: Bath With Shower Over, Toilet. Gas central heating and electricity (Nov-Mar, £15pw), bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Welcome pack. Paved and lawned courtyard with garden furniture. 2½-acre grounds (shared). Parking for 1 car in car port. No smoking. Please note: No children, including babes in arms.. Elec, full gas CH inc (Nov-Mar £15pw), Bed linen and towels inc, DVD, CD, iPod dock, M/wave, Use of owner’s w/machine and t/dryer, Wi-fi, Shared 2½-acre grounds, Car port (for 1 car, motorcycles welcome), Welcome pack. No smoking, No children including babes in arms. These stylish barn conversions sit in 2½ acres of the owners’ landscaped grounds and is perfect for touring this historic county. The Stables (ref TQA) along with its sister property Little Willow (ref TLM) are nestled in the lush Cornish countryside yet only minutes from some excellent beaches, country walks, National Trust houses and gardens and many other diverse attractions that Cornwall has become famous for. Just minutes from the door is the AONB of Goss Moor, home to an off road cycle trail and various wildlife - bike hire is available close by. Watergate Bay is a must see, with over a mile of golden sand and great surf, the beach and cliffs are dramatic year round. Visit the stunning Camel Valley vineyard, which can be reached by bike along the tranquil Camel Trail that meanders through the countryside from nearby Wadebridge. The Camel Estuary also provides the perfect kayaking opportunity. The Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, Fowey and the Roseland Peninsula provide the perfect day out on the south coast, while Newquay with its surf culture, seven beaches is just minutes away on the north coast. A short drive along the beautiful coastal road and you arrive at Padstow, home to many restaurants including some Michelin starred chefs and many TV chefs, including Rick Stein’s gastronomic empire. Golf, cycling, surfing and horse riding are all available close by. Shop 1½ miles, pub 2 miles. Free WiFi Can comfortably fit up to 2 people