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Breathtaking 2 Bedroom Luxury Cornish Cottage with Panoramic Sea & Harbour Views with Hot Tub - Featured on Channel 4's George Clarke's Amazing Spaces Situated on a beautiful bay in South Cornwall where seals & dolphins are regularly spotted & local fisherman bring in their daily catch. Less than 5 minutes walk to the local restaurants, bars, pubs, ice-cream shops & ancient Grade 2 listed Port showcasing exquisite tall ships and famous for the film set of Poldark & Alice In Wonderland

The beautiful village port of Charlestown has played host to many famous figures in its time, from Poldark to Alice in Wonderland...and most recently George Clarke, who featured Harbour Lights, formerly known as the ‘Loo with a View', on his hugely popular ‘Amazing Spaces' TV programme. It's not hard to see why George was so captivated by the intricate work lovingly carried out on this imaginative and elegantly restored property.  Built in 1771 as a fish and net cellar, the building was later renovated into public conveniences before we rescued it from its ramshackle state in 2015.  The building has now been fully renovated into a truly luxurious pet-friendly two-bedroomed holiday hideaway, full of natural character and marine-inspired style, featuring truly unsurpassed sea views from the cliff top.  Great care and attention has been taken with the design and furnishing of every room to ensure perfect harmony with the beautiful coastal surroundings.  Ancient reclaimed timber décor and solid oak doors add chic touches of time-honoured style, alongside the more contemporary pure white Italian marble worktops and soft grey backgrounds that perfectly complement the magnificent bay and harbour views from the windows. The ground floor encompasses a spacious open-plan living area, described by George Clarke as fabulously "light and airy", featuring a fully furnished designer kitchen that looks out across the harbour.  Fire up the stylish log burner and watch the ships as they glide languidly by! Take the stairs and discover two exquisite bedrooms, one large double featuring glorious views over the harbour and Charlestown Bay - with a luxurious Heritage bath right at the bottom of the bed.  The second, slightly smaller, bedroom features a beautiful view of the garden area. You'll also find a stunning Italian marble and stainless steel furnished en-suite, and a utility area and walk-in wardrobe featuring fitted storage, washer-dryer, iron and ironing board, and hair dryer. Underfloor heating and a Sonos sound system with three independent zones runs throughout, so that wherever you happen to be, you'll be effortlessly able to set the perfect mood! Simply download the Sonos App on your smart phone and away you go! The views become even better outside, when experienced with a glass of bubbles from the lavish four-seater hot tub looking out across the sea!  There's a slate patio with wash off area that's particularly handy after a sandy day on the beach, and a beautiful garden with decked terraces and colourfully lush flowers and plants that have been carefully selected to make the most of their surroundings. Discover Harbour Lights' namesake at the end of the garden...a quaint little lookout shed which in times past was home to the searchlight that guided the Tall Ships safely into harbour.  Here you'll find two benches carved from the old roof timbers, creating the perfect romantic hideaway. Oh - and just in case you're wondering whether any remnants of the building's former history remain, hanging proudly above the downstairs bathroom are the original ‘ladies' and ‘gentlemen' signs… We just couldn't bring themselves to flush those away! You'll find it extremely difficult to tear yourself away from this sea sanctuary, but if you decide to venture out and about, why not take your dog to Charlestown beach for a run, perhaps with some seal and dolphin-spotting along the way?  Watch the fishermen bring in their daily catch before taking yourselves off to indulge in a gourmet seafood meal at the award-winning Falmouth Bay Seafood Café in Truro, another of our stylish dog-friendly retreats. The ancient Grade 2 listed port is steeped in historical architecture...along with a glittering touch of celebrity from its regular use as a film set. So set sail to Harbour Lights and enjoy an invigorating and relaxing break with genuinely breathtaking sea views you won't forget in a hurry!

The beautiful village port of Charlestown has played host to many famous figures in its time, from Poldark to Alice in Wonderland. Go off in any direction along the coast and you’ll find a range of wonderful cafes and restaurants.

BLEACH BASED CLEANING OF ALL SURFACES AND ALL LINEN IS WASHED AND QUARANTINED FOR 3 DAYS MINIMUM. Parking is close walking distance from the hut and personal hot tub, which is situated in a secluded privet area in the Cornish country side. Electricity Built in Bathroom with real shower and loo Electric blanket Wood burner Kitchenette if you cant find the dates you like check out our other hut, Trefanny Glamping - Gamms's hut* https://airbnb.com/h/gammas-hut Well behaved dogs are welcome.

Inside the hut there is a kitchenette with a belfast sink, solid slate worktop, electric hobs, small oven and a fridge. The bed is a full sized dobble bed with fresh sheets, duvet and 4 pilows. The en-suite bathroom has a good sized shower, corner loo and small sink. Out side the hut there is a small front and back garden with a privet fence around the area, table and chairs, small fire pit (for outside cooking) and a 6 person wood fire hottub. There is enough space in the back garden to pitch a small 2 man tent round the back of the hut so kids are welcome to come and camp. * guest receve 1 bag of logs per night of stay (enough to run the inside log burner) but to run the hot tub requres about 2-5 bags to heat up depending on the weather (heat lasting 12-24 hrs), More Log bags are avalable from the log store for £5 extra per bag.

St Mary manner barn is situated in a small, quiet hamlet called Treffany hill in the Cornish country side. The hut is in a steep field on the edge of the hamlet overlooking a valley.

Over 290 visits all with great reviews. Guests also say that our photos don't do us justice, trust them, this is a perfect destination for complete relaxation and privacy. Close the gates and stay put! Two supercool spaces The Bespoke Cabin with woodburner and the Summerhouse are set in a private meadow. The Summerhouse at the top of the paddock has views, fab for sunbathing or cloud and star gazing it has a deck and firebowl. Lovely setting nestled below Helman Tor. Children over 6 welcome.

Built for purpose the cabin is a one off alternative and self contained beautiful space. It is not a mobile home/kit or attached to my property. It is a converted field shelter Bespoke design not a kit!! It is a separate entity along the lane from my property and set within its large and beautiful 1.5 acre meadow with views. Dimensions are 6m x 4m. Small but pefectly formed.The ground floor has a kitchen and living space combined with a woodburner. The living space is double height which gives a feeling of space. Also on the ground floor a bedroom with double bed and ensuite shower room. A heavy curtain can be pulled to separate the downstairs living and sleeping areas. The Cabin is light and airy and all windows are double glazed and the cabin is twin skinned with full insulation. There is an electric radiator in the bedroom area, which can be moved around.The second double bed is above this room on a mezzanine level accessed by a ladder, there is limited head height here on the mezzanine but this makes it a snug and cosy space, with blinds which drop down for privacy. Not suitable for younger children. Not suitable for ages 2 to 6 older children could be considered. There is a freeview television with radio. No wifi. Good 4g coverage...especially in the Summerhouse. Probably more suited for a couple but four adults or two extra older children would be fine. Romantic or retreat! Private and a lovely setting. Officially used for engagement surprises and Honeymoons. I can arrange balloons or cake or anything to make your celebration special, just ask. Access to the mezzanine nook is by ladder! Outside space is private and extensive and although next to the lane this is a very quiet valley. You have a private paddock with a summer house with deck at the top of it for lazydays watching the sky or sunbathing on the deck. Ideal star gazing very little if any light pollution. A fabulous firebowl is also situated by the Summerhouse. There is a smaller fire pit down by The Cabin and bbq. Ideal cycling/walking country. On the Saint's Way situated below Helman Tor. Beside Breney Common Nature reserve. Also on cycle route 3. Very little light pollution. Situated in the geographic middle of Cornwall so easy to access coast and most famous areas. Please message me for any more information. One night stays subject to availability please message for details.

We are on the Saints' Way here and walking distance from Helman Tor a special and beautiful place. Also Breney Common Nature Reserve is adjacent to the cabin and a haven for wildlife. The nearest pub is 2.5 miles away the Crown Inn in Lanlivery, the Kings Arms pub in Luxulyan is also close with great food and atmosphere. Fowey and Lostwithiel are approx. 7 and 9 miles away. No public transport nearby the nearest train stations are Bodmin Parkway and Par both 7 miles away and this would be a great base for a cycling holiday being on the Cycle Route 3 . By appt I could collect from a train. Happy to help with ideas for trips if you can tear yourself away from here and the cabin has maps and tourist info for you to browse. Games and binoculars if you just want to hunker down!

Before booking please see booking details under The Space below.... The Barn is a recently converted, luxury romantic retreat situated in a secluded, hidden valley overlooking the Warleggan river. Surrounded by wildlife, majestic oaks and bluebell woods, it is within easy reach of many of Cornwall's unique locations.

A beautiful, recently converted (2016) stone barn in a private 14 acre estate with stunning views of the Glynn valley overlooking the Warleggan river, The Barn at Lower Tredinnick provides a luxury detached cottage with everything you need for a total escape from it all. Booking details: We offer a 3 day weekend break (arrive Fri, leave Mon) and/or a 4 day mid-week break (arrive Mon, leave Friday) or any combination of these, particularly during standard UK holidays (high season). In 2020 these are: spring half term 14-24 Feb, Easter holiday 3-19 April, summer half term 22 May - 1 June, summer holidays 24 Jul - 7 September, autumn half term 19 Oct-2 Nov, Christmas & New Year 2020 negotiable. Out of high season, we are often happy to be flexible so please do get in touch if Mon - Fri or Fri - Mon doesn't suit your plans. The Barn is designed by award winning sustainable local architects, Arco 2. Heated throughout by an under-floor eco air-source system, fully insulated and double-glazed, you will always be warm and comfortable. Electricity is 100% renewable. The kitchen is equipped with A rated dishwasher, washer drier, induction cooker, fridge freezer, toaster, electric kettle and all you might need in a home from home (if there is something you need that's not there we will endeavour to provide it). We supply a small honesty larder of basics, such as tea, coffee, oil and vinegar, salt, pepper & herbs; please replace what you use and/or add to the store. The living room has a French "Godin" woodburner with a generous supply of free logs, providing extra warmth in the winter months and a large comfortable sofa with wonderful views over the valley. There's a wireless music system for you to plug into, books, rainy day games, maps and local information. There are bifold glass doors which give access to a balcony where you can sit and enjoy meals outside. We have a charcoal barbecue & utensils you can borrow, just ask and bring your own charcoal. Upstairs, there is modern shower room and the bedroom has a comfortable king size double bed and all the space you need to store your belongings. It is decorated in a restful blue and is further enhanced with soft lighting. There are french windows leading to a secluded south facing patio where you can sit out and lose yourself in the peaceful surroundings. Please get in touch for any further information. We are sometimes able to be flexible about arrival and leaving times depending on our bookings. We have a travel cot for babies (babes in arms) if needed at no extra charge. Unfortunately we are not able to accomodate children due to the wild nature of the property (built on the edge of a substantial drop and near a river, etc.) We cannot accommodate dogs or any pets as, however pleasant and obedient, they do have an effect on the local wildlife, which we are trying to encourage. Please bring your own beach towels.

This is cornish countryside at its best. Walk in the woods or stroll by the river. Or just sit outside and enjoy the view. Buzzards fly over head, marsh tits feed on our feeder and the butterflies and wild flowers are prolific. There is no light pollution so on cloudless nights the stars are fantastic. Watch out for shooting stars!

The SIPHON offers a special glamping holiday where your carbon footprint will be minimal - we source as much as we can from local suppliers and ask our guests to recycle/compost. The SIPHON is off grid - solar power provides electricity for lighting and charging mobile phones - and there is a 'green' waterless toilet. A really exciting AND DIFFERENT holiday experience with outside space for barbecuing and play. Perfect for FAMILY celebrations, children AND dogs AND close to the EDEN PROJECT

Enjoy the comfort of the wood burning stove, melt marshmallow over the fire pit or cook your meal in the open air! Close to the Eden Project, The Siphon railway carriage offers a totally different holiday experience. Stay in this converted railway carriage with comfortable beds, fully equipped kitchen, COSY WOOD BURNING STOVE (first night’s fuel FREE thereafter £5 a pack) separate compost toilet and an amazing hot shower, 12 volt electricity for lighting and phone charging and a fire pit. A great off-grid glamping experience. Although listed as sleeping eight people, the Siphon itself sleeps UP TO SIX (bunk beds can only be used by children of six or above) with an additional two people being accommodated in The Toad BRAKE VAN which is close by, at a small additional charge The Siphon RAILWAY CARRIAGE is nearly 60' long, divided into three separate bedrooms, one with a king size double the SECOND with two single beds, plus an additional THIRD bedroom with bunk beds (not suitable for very young children). In addition two adults can be accommodated in The Toad brake van which is just a few yards away, offering the facility for two families or a larger group of friends to stay. There is a sitting/dining area with WOOD BURNING STOVE, fully equipped kitchen with gas cooker plus an outside dining area when the weather is warm.The Siphon can accommodate SIX people in three separate bedrooms(and up to 8 people in total using both carriages). The living space and one of the bedrooms have double doors which lead out onto raised decking - perfect for al fresco dining - and a fully equipped kitchen area with gas cooker, work tops, sink and storage plus an enormous, very efficient cold box on the balcony. We change the ice packs as and when necessary for our guests. The Siphon is 'off-grid' - there is no mains electricity only 12 volt lighting and a charging point for phones. Sorry, no tv or electrical appliances! There is a cold water supply inside the wagon and an amazing outside hot shower and a ‘green ‘ toilet a very few steps away (less than ten feet). Outside and on a lower level to The Siphon is a firepit and seating area (just wooden planks on blocks)! where you can enjoy a drink (or two), watch the stars or listen to the sounds of the country whilst filling the fire - we can sell you bags of logs (£5 bag for kiln dried wood) - sorry but we are unable to provide free fuel for either the Wood burning stove or the firepit. Fuel for the stove MUST be purchased from us at £5 a pack although we supply your first pack free of charge. (Logs, kindling, flamer firefighter and matches). You will share your outside space with the birds and the many wild animals which live around - foxes, badgers, deer, otters, squirrels and many more smaller mammals but the inside of the Siphon is warm and secure. Fall asleep to the sound of the nearby river and wake to the dawn chorus of the birds. The Siphon is not for the frail or timid - the doors are the original heavy wood ones and the catches are also original - marvel at the workmanship which went into the making of this grand old lady and marvel yet more at the way in which she has converted so magnificently into this unusual holiday space. We have had nothing but positive feedback from our guests who come with open minds to enjoy this unusual and definitely unique glamping holiday destination. We hope that everything will be perfect for you and it will certainly be a new and exciting holiday experience for everyone who stays. Our younger guests have delighted in the magic of staying on a 'train' and Train Teddy will be there to greet them. Lots of space for running around, outside games and a range of indoor games for families to enjoy if the weather isnt good. The Siphons - the telegraphic name for these commercial carriages - carried milk in milk churns from the West Country to the cities of the UK. The Siphons were based on the chassis of passenger carriages and often were added to the rear of express passenger trains travelling from the West Country in order to transport milk and other perishables as quickly as possible to London and other centres. There were louvres cut into the wooden sides at two levels to allow for greater ventilation and these we have retained as much as possible in 'our' Siphon. This is truly a piece of railway history, particularly as there are only a handful of Siphons still in existence and many of these are in a very poor state. We describe The Siphon as an unique 'glamping with style' experience - a beautiful and spacious area in a railway carriage - but perhaps you will have other ways of describing her.... Our guests will enjoy the Siphon, the surrounding area and have access onto miles of surrounding trails and the walk or cycle to the Eden Project. The Siphon is positioned on one of the sidings of the Trenance Valley Line - one of the last branch lines built by the Great Western Railway or the GWR - 'God's Wonderful Railway'. This line only carried commercial traffic. It was authorised in 1910, opened in 1920 after the first world war and eventually closed in 1968. A word of warning - the river is close by and is NOT securely fenced so children will need to be supervised but what an experience for everyone who stays here! We also feel that The Siphon experience may not be entirely suitable for very young children - children of three or younger have stayed very successfully and have been enthralled by the experience but, parents, be aware! no washing machine, only an outside shower and no tv! But there are plenty of positive things to offset these. Being close to nature, plenty of 'family' time with no digital distractions, walking, playing outside or playing some of the games which are inside the Siphon, melting marshmallows at the firepit, cooking supper over a wood fire, having evening sing-songs around the fire, partying - your choice - some or all of these! The whole area was an industrial site so be aware that there are drops, uneven surfaces and other hazards - but common sense and care will prevent any accidents. We are happy to suggest places to visit, suggestions on where to eat and walks accessible from The Siphon or slightly further away. The Siphon is in a rural position in a valley setting close to the River Vinnick - we could bore you with more historical detail but you can read all about the area when you are here. Centrally positioned for exploring Cornwall, close to the south Cornish beaches and only a short drive to the surfing beaches of the north coast - just a perfect holiday retreat! There is public transport but limited - do please try to bring a car or rent one when you get here - mainline trains at St. Austell, about 1.5 miles away, a few buses and, of course, taxis. You can also walk directly from The Siphon into St. Austell using the trails which cover miles of the surrounding area, or you can walk to the Eden Project using the trails. The Siphon is not connected to the national grid - electricity is 12 volt supplied via solar energy. Therefore - no tvs, no hairdryers, no washing machines -but plenty of peace, relaxation, bird song, playing games, conversation, good food and wine - the list is endless. There is a cold water supply connected to the sink in the kitchen and there is hot water to the shower and basin outside. We aim to keep our 'carbon footprint' as small as possible and at the same time offer our guests a truly unique holiday experience. We therefore ask all guests to recycle as much of their rubbish as possible (tins/plastic bottles/glass jars and bottles, cardboard and paper are all collected) and to buy local produce whenever possible to reduce 'food miles'. The Siphon has a wood burning stove installed which heats the main living area - an excellent heat source to keep away any chill. Please note that fuel for the stove must be purchased from us and guests are asked not to burn any rubbish in the stove. PLEASE NOTE THAT DURING PEAK PERIODS AND SCHOOL HOLIDAYS THERE IS A MINIMUM BOOKING PERIOD OF THREE DAYS. At all other times the minimum booking period is two days apart from a few weeks in November/December when we are happy to accept ONE DAY BOOKINGS. THE TOAD: We have a second carriage available which sleeps 2 adults - if your party numbers more than 6 please ask about this which is available at an extra but discounted price. The Toad brake van was used on the Great Western Railway at the end of long trains carrying commercial traffic. It has the original sand boxes supplying sand to the braking wheels to help slow down the train and although now converted to holiday accommodation the original features of the wagon are still present. The Toad offers a living space with seating and a double bed plus a kitchen with hob and sink. There is cold water only into the kitchen sink and a further tap outside. Outside is a fire area for outdoor cooking if the weather permits. The Toad is only available for renting in conjunction with The Siphon as it shares the outdoor shower and toilet and for groups of over 6. Very occasionally The Toad can be used as a stand alone unit but only when The Siphon is not being used. Minimum rental periods are then two days out of season and three days in season (July and August, Christmas and New Year and all school holidays). Please ask for more details. PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE IS AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR USING THE TOAD IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE SIPHON - PLEASE ASK BEFORE REQUESTING A RESERVATION. The Siphon itself - all 60' of her space - the immediate surrounding area including the firepit for outside fires and barbecue area and access onto miles of surrounding trails - all this is available to our guests. We are here to answer questions, help with suggestions of places to visit, change the icepacks in the giant cold box as and when necessary, provide information for local sightseeing - as little or as much help as you might need. The Siphon is in a rural position in a valley setting close to the River Vinnick - we could bore you with more historical detail but you can read all about the area when you are here. Centrally positioned for exploring Cornwall, close to the south Cornish beaches and only a short drive to the surfing beaches of the north coast - just a perfect holiday retreat! Public transport isn't great - the main line railway station is at St. Austell (about 1.5 miles away), Newquay Airport (about 11 miles away), cross channel ferry at Plymouth for France (about 40 miles away) but local bus services are infrequent and we really do suggest having a car at your disposal, even if you hire one when you get to St. Austell. Guests staying in The Siphon need to be slightly different in their outlook on life - enjoy the outdoors, maybe walking or cycling, surfing or swimming, sailing or kayaking - prepared to spend the evenings playing board games or sitting outside watching the stars - barbecue some freshly caught fish (from one of the nearby harbours) - just a few suggestions........

Very close to the Eden Project and within easy reach of Heligan Gardens and the beaches of the north and south coast.

The Shippon on the edge of Bodmin Moor is a fantastic converted barn which offers quite excellent and accessible accommodation for 2 people with private hot tub. You can enjoy views of the rolling countryside from the patio and at night Bodmin Moor has been designated an International Dark Sky Landscape so the sky is clear of artificial light and and amazing sight.

The Shippon at Lestitha Farm has undergone a complete refurbishment over the winter of 2014 / 2015 into a luxurious one bedroom holiday home. All on one level, the Shippon will be easily accessible for all and is designed to take in the extensive views over the rolling countryside. This is a brilliant place to stay for couples looking to escape to a peaceful rural location with beautiful views, yet within easy reach of many places to see. Lestitha Farm is located on the edge of Bodmin Moor, conveniently just 5 minutes drive off the main A38 dual carriageway at Liskeard. The south Cornish coast town of Looe is just 20 minutes away with nearby beaches. There are also extensive water sports at Siblyback Reservoir just 10 minutes away. The walking around Bodmin Moor is just superb and dogs will be in heaven! Wheel Barn is located next door and can accommodate 4 guests. This can be booked at the same time. The Owners are very welcoming and will provide lifts to the local pubs for evening meals upon request. Accommodation Ground Floor: Entrance to the sitting room with the Master bedroom leading off. The bedroom has a 5' double bed. The sitting room has a flat screen TV, wood burner and glorious views over the rolling countryside. There is an en-suite bathroom with separate shower cubicle. Exterior: Garden with external furniture and a private hot tub. There is also a 2.5 acre enclosed paddock on the farm for exercising dogs. Facilities & Services Heating is via central Biomass heating and the wood burning stove with ALL logs provided. The kitchen has a range of equipment. There is an electric oven & hob, microwave, kettle, toaster, fridge with ice box and dishwasher. A washer/dryer is available on request from the owner. The sitting room area has a flat screen, digital TV & DVD player. There is a private hot tub on the patio. WiFi is available at the property. There is an iron & ironing board available, on request from the owner. The property benefits from extra wide internal doors (2'9"). Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, logs for the wood burning stove, bed linen and towels are all included, but you will need to provide your own beach towels. Up to 2 well behaved dogs will be permitted at the small additional cost of £25 per dog / per week, but please remember that dogs cannot be left unattended at the property alone. There are parking facilities for at least 2 vehicles, plus more. Regrettable smoking is not permitted. There is a cot & high chair available. On request at the time of booking, a camp bed can be provided in the bedroom for a child under the age of 10. There will be an additional charge of £25 per week for this which will include the provision of bedding, bed linen and towels. General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Sunday. Short breaks are available during quieter periods. £100 pre-authorised to your credit / debit card as a security deposit is required.

The highest village in Cornwall is Minions which is a mere 4 miles from Lestitha Farm on the south east corner of Bodmin Moor, and has a wealth of ancient archeological sites dating from the early bronze age onwards and they are really popular with walkers and hikers, these include the Hurlers, three stone circles dated at around 1500 BC, a line through the centre of them brings you to Rillaton Barrow a large burial mound. Alternatively on the top of Stowes Hill, overlooking Minions, you can see the Cheesering, a natural formation of balancing stones formed during the last ice age and by thousands of years of erosion, the name derives from the shape of the stones and will become patently obvious on viewing! The ancient stannary town of Liskeard is at the head of the Looe Valley and is approximately 12 miles east of Bodmin. Liskeard is one of the few remaining towns in Cornwall to still have a livestock market. It serves a number of small surrounding villages and is the gateway to Bodmin Moor. Liskeard is also the starting point of the Liskeard to Looe railway, one of the most scenic railway trips in the country and a delightful day out! Bodmin Moor, bisected by the newly expanded A 30 is home to one of Cornwall's Areas of Oustanding Natural Beauty. Reaching a height of 1,377 feet above sea level at Brown Willy, Cornwall's highest point. The heather covered granite moorland provides East Cornwall with the most stunning country views and rugged walks. Near Blisland you will find two of Cornwall's stone circles, the Trippet Stones and Stripple Stone Henge and just round the corner, one end of the famous Camel Trail. The 18 mile Camel Trail follows the route of the old railway along traffic free paths, providing a fairly flat cycle through Bodmin and Wadebridge out to Padstow, eminently suitable for families. The National Lobster Hatchery at Padstow neighbours Rick Steins empire on the North Coast. The Bodmin and Wenford Railway, the first steam operated railway in Cornwall, takes in 13 miles of countryside. Also just outside Bodmin is the Camel Valley Vineyard who have been winning awards for their home grown wine for the past 20 years. The National Trust have a number of properties nearby - Lanhydrock House, Trerice, Cotehele and Antony (used for Disney's Alice in Wonderland), Carnewas and Bedruthan Steps. Slightly further afield is the Eden Project in St Austell. Bodmin Jail built in 1778, notorious for its public executions by hanging, was the first jail to be built housing inmates in individual cells. The Jail closed in 1927 and is now a museum open to the public, which during the First World War housed the Crown Jewels and the Doomsday Book. To the east is the Tamar Valley, a stunning, quiet, picturesque region with some beautiful villages including Calstock with its impressive Viaduct dominating the village, Calstock Quay was originally used for transportation of tin as there is a deep water navigable channel at the top of the tides, although the construction of the Tamar Valley Railway in the early 20th century led to most cargo being transported by rail. Further up stream is Morwellham Quay with its fantastic open air museum, Morwellham Quay has been awarded World Heritage Site status by UNESCO, the cultural arm of the UN, and is part of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape. Originally set up by the Benedictine Monks from Tavistock Abbey in 961 as a trading route to Plymouth via the Tamar. Tavistock is an ancient stannary and market town on the edge of Dartmoor and just across the border in Devon, it has a wealth of fine pubs, restaurants, supermarkets and tourist attractions.

Cosy double bedroom in a family home with wireless internet; TV; books; games; mini fridge with OJ, milk, bread and jam; toaster and tea & coffee making facilities Shower-room with shower, sink and WC. There is also an extra bedroom with a double bed for additional guests. If you are 2 guests but would like both bedrooms, please book for 3 guests. This will book both rooms with the additional cost for laundry/cleaning.

Come and stay in a unique 19th century former gatekeeper's lodge located on a footpath, which leads to Readymoney Cove. The lodge has two bedrooms, depending on number of guests, tea & coffee making facilities and wi-fi.

Fowey is a bustling harbour with an eclectic mix of fantastic places to eat, amazing shops and art galleries and things to do - from hiring a boat, walking the coastal path, sea swimming or simply people watching.

A little home from home in the middle of no-where but close to all the places you may want to visit. The "Moo"tel was formally a cattle shed (hence the name). It now sleeps 4- 1 double bed and a double sofa bed and is also very dog friendly!

If your after a laid back countryside holiday then The "Moo"tel is for you its the perfect base for exploring Cornwall. The "Moo"tel comfortably sleeps 4 in 1 double bed and a pullout sofa bed in the lounge and also a bed for your four legged friend. There is one bathroom with electric power shower, a spacious kitchen/diner and cosy lounge with a sofa bed and the added luxury of a wood burner. Located next to the owners property and adjacent to our other 3 bedroom holiday barn, this comfortable and stylish conversion has its own private enclosed garden with bbq and seating area and views over the surrounding countryside and fields (and our 4 resident horses). Dog are extremely welcome. We just ask that we are informed at the time of booking so we can get all his/her treats ready for arrival. We also ask for ten pounds to be left on the dining room table before check out just to cover the extra cleaning costs. The "Moo"tel is the ideal base for exploring the whole of Cornwall with a host of nearby sandy beaches such as Perranporth, Crantock, Harlyn Bay and Fistral. Cornish villages and towns such as Fowey, Port Issac (The home of Doc Martin), Historic Lostwithiel, The fishing town of Looe, Charlestown and Padstow. The famous Eden Project is only a 29 minute drive and is well worth the visit. There are many local walks including Cardinham woods and Cafe, Respryn, Lanhydrock, Golitha Falls, Siblyback and Colliford lake.

You will receive a truly warm welcome here at Little Shippen Cottage. This is a cosy studio apartment in the heart of the countryside. Your front door will lead you directly into the woods. There is a double bed, dining table and chairs and the kitchen is adjacent. There is a modern shower room. Guests are welcome to explore our enchanting woods and stream side walk. We are next to Deer Park Forest and a 20 minute drive to stunning beaches including Talland Bay and Lansallos.

This gorgeous studio apartment was built as a mine workers cottage in the mid 1800s and formed part of the North Herodsfoot mine which is famous for lead and silver. Right outside the door, you will hear the sounds of the stream trickling by - such a relaxing sound. With the owls hooting in the evening, and the tranquil location, you truly feel like you've got away from it all.

Our village is wonderful and we regularly hold village events including beetle drives, pop up pub, coffee mornings and quiz nights

Small double bedroom with adjacent private bathroom in a modern and professional home. The bedroom itself is relatively small however perfectly suitable for one person. South facing and decorated in neutral colours the room has an airy feel to it, you’ll find a small double (4ft / 1.2m wide) bed with a comfortable memory foam mattress, single mirrored wardrobe, chest of drawers, a side table and one bedside cabinet.

The room is laid out with the bed against the wall so as to allow more space for moving around. If this is not an issue you may find that it is suitable for two people. Other items in the room include; Touch lamp on bed side cabinet, television with Freeview, hairdryer, iron & ironing Board, oversized king-sized light weight duvet and four pillows. The bathroom is adjacent to the bedroom and is used only by this room, it has a toilet, basin and bath with shower over, also in the bath room you will find the following; Bath towel, hand towel, flannel, bath mat, shampoo, conditioner & toilet roll. It may be possible for you to use the washing machine but please confirm this first and bear in mind there is only an outside washing line for drying so you’ll need to time the weather right! It is a modern semi-detached three-bedroom house positioned at the end of the close and subsequently has a calm and relaxing feel to it, the house is clean, tidy and well-presented and I am very lucky to have lovely neighbours. I live here with my three cats, Josie, Tilly & Teddy who are naturally convinced that they are in charge and subsequently roam freely (please keep your doors closed if you don't want to have guests of your own). There is a well-equipped kitchen if you wish to prepare any meals – just be sure to load the dishwasher and try to be finished by ten so that I can get my beauty sleep! Opposite the house is a dedicated private and off-road drive for you to park a car. The back garden is split over two levels, please feel free to make use of the top level where you’ll find a selection of garden furniture available on the lawn. Please feel free to use the sitting room during the working week days, I do reserve this to myself for the evening and weekends though. House requests Other than respecting the non-smoking policy please just be mindful of the time and noise levels within the house after 10pm If you wish to stay up chatting after this then the conservatory off the kitchen is a great relaxed place for this.

The house is built on a recent housing development in Par, Par is a village and fishing port with a harbour on the south Cornish coast set between Charlestown and Fowey.

BED & BREAKFAST at The Bothy close to Bodmin Moor, Cardinham Woods, National Trust Lanhydrock, half an hour from north and south coast and just off major A30 and A38. No TV but guests are welcome to relax in our pretty gardens and English breakfast is served using local ingredients, home-made bread and preserves, other menus catered for. The room has a cupboard with hanging space and shelves, small bedside table, lamp and radio and stool. A double room also available see separate listing

A traditional and professional B & B, meeting all the standards of nationally recognized assessment schemes, offering peace and quiet and friendly, personal service. The Bothy, is a little building separate to the house (about 5 yards). This is ideal for the single traveller or the third member of a party There is a comfy single bed with high quality linen, cupboard with hanging space and shelves, bedside table, radio and stool. A refreshment tray including selection of teas, filter coffee, and complimentary Furniss biscuits. We supply fresh milk. The room is heated with electric panel heater and heated towel rail in the en-suite bathroom which has a shower. Do ask if you wish you use any other facilities such as an iron. Outside there is a small terraced area with table and seating where guests are welcome to relax or use the Orangery. We also have a double en-suite room with a bath and pretty views across the gardens, do look for more details under a separate listing

This is a very rural area and there are lots of opportunities for walking and cycling. The Old School House is on the edge of Cardinham Forest which has newly developed mountain bike trails and many lovely walks. The National Trust House, Lanhydrock, is only 15 minutes away by car and the north and south coats about half an hour. There are no pubs or restaurants in the village but both are within 15 - 20 minutes by car, we are happy to make recommendations.

A modern converted garage situated a short distance from the historical town of bodmin, yet still close enough to the A30 to get around Cornwall easily. One bedroom but can sleep up to 4 using the double sofa bed. Can also offer a travel cot if needed. Property benefits from under floor heating and a wetroom. On road parking and Wi-Fi.

It's very quiet here. the neighborhood is lovely and friendly. The views are spectacular. The road isn't very busy there's not much traffic. Little Beatrice isn't overlooked so it's quite private. It's just a nice area and we think you'd enjoy spending time here.

Badgers Cottage is a delightful property in the hamlet of Warleggan positioned high on the moors above Bodmin and with spectacular rural views from the garden of rolling Cornish countryside.

Positioned within the small hamlet of Warleggan on the south side of Bodmin Moor, Badgers Cottage is a delightful, dog friendly property, with a wood burning stove to keep you cosy on a blustery autumn day and a quiet garden with far reaching rural views, a perfect spot for a summer al fresco dinner or barbecue. If you are wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of city life you will not find anywhere more peaceful.Before Warleggan was linked to the A38 in 1953 and more recently to the A30 it was considered one of the remotest parts of the county, now a mere 4 miles from the dual carriageway this hamlet offers fabulous links to both the North Coast and it's glorious golden sands, secluded coves and wild promontories but also the pretty fishing villages and artists retreat along the South Coast including Looe and Polperro, the Eden project, Lanhydrock House and the start of the Camel trail.Accommodation Ground Floor: Conservatory with view over the garden and dining table and chairs, access to double aspect bedroom with zip and link beds, at the other end of the conservatory is a door to the fully equipped kitchen and this further leads through to the hall way with oil fired stove which also provides heating and hot water, further door into the lounge with wood burning stove and comfortable seating. Stairs from the hallway lead to:First Floor: Landing with doors leading to; family bathroom with shower over, hand basin and WC. Master bedroom with panoramic views, 4'6" bed and storage.Exterior: A mature well-tended garden with external seating, gas barbecue, patio and decked area. There is an outside "gardener's toilet." There is a parking space for one car in front of the property. The owner also has a large field opposite with veg garden and, on request, these may also be used by guests.Facilities & ServicesHeating is via oil fired central heating & wood burning stove. The kitchen has a range of equipment. There is an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge and freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. There is also a coffee machine, sandwich toaster and "George Foreman grill." The sitting room area has a TV & Bluray DVD player. There is an iron & ironing board.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are all included. Up to 2 well behaved dogs are permitted at a small additional cost of £30 per dog / per week, although please remember that you cannot leave dogs unattended in the cottage alone. We regret no smoking is permitted. There is a parking space in front of the property and more available on request if required. WiFi is available at the property.General Booking Information Arrival/departure is a Saturday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one room only.

There is a pub & shop 3.5 miles away at St Neot. Bodmin, with all amenities, including various large supermarkets is 7 miles away.Bodmin Moor, bisected by the newly expanded A30 is home to one of Cornwalls Areas of Oustanding Natural Beauty. Reaching a height of 1,377 feet above sea level at Brown Willy, Cornwalls highest point. The heather covered granite moorland provides East Cornwall with the most stunning country views and rugged walks. Near Blisland you will find two of Cornwalls stone circles, the Trippet Stones and Stripple Stone Henge and just round the corner, one end of the famous Camel Trail. The 18 mile Camel Trail follows the route of the old railway along traffic free paths, providing a fairly flat cycle through Bodmin and Wadebridge out to Padstow, eminently suitable for families.The National Lobster Hatchery at Padstow neighbours Rick Steins empire on the North Coast. The Bodmin and Wenford Railway, the first steam operated railway in Cornwall, takes in 13 miles of countryside. Also just outside Bodmin is the Camel Valley Vineyard who have been winning awards for their home grown wine for the past 20 years. The National Trust have three properties nearby Lanhydrock House, Trerice and Carnewas and Bedruthan Steps. Slightly further afield is the Eden Project in St Austell.North Cornwall is as famous for its rugged coastline as it is for its surfing. You can hire surf boards and equipment from Polzeath, up as far as Bude and Widemouth Bay. Boscastle is the only natural harbour for 20 miles and at low tides and certain weather conditions you can find a blowhole at the mouth of the harbour. Tintagel brings with it legends of King Arthur and the remains of Tintagel Castle can be visited on foot. Nearby Camelford is rumoured to be the Camelot of legends past, and the finding of 'Arthurs Stone' in 1998 has only fuelled these myths. On Bodmin Moor, Dozmary pond is thought to contain Arthur's Excalibur, and Merlin is thought to be still found walking under Tintagel Island. Port Isaac is the location of the televisions series Poldark and more recently Doc Martin, as well as being a gorgeous working fishing village.Bodmin Jail built in 1778, notorious for its public executions by hanging, was the first jail to be built housing inmates in individual cells. The Jail closed in 1927 and is now a museum open to the public, which during the First World War housed the Crown Jewels and the Doomsday Book. The famous Camel Trail follows the route of the old railway along traffic free paths for 18 miles, providing the whole family with a fairly flat cycle through Bodmin and Wadebridge, and out to Padstow where you can sample Rick Steins famous Fish and Chips. The market town of Launceston is the capital of Cornwall and well worth a visit to see the church of St Mary Magdelene, with granite carvings, unusual among Cornish churches.

Self contained one bedroom flat with modern well equipped kitchen wooden floor and luxury shower room. Situated on a working farm in the countryside with easy access to the stunning North Cornwall coast and beaches Also not far from the rugged Bodmin Moor. Ideal for couples, with a sofa bed for a third person. 1 well behaved dog welcome Secure storage available for surfboards and bikes at no extra charge plenty of room for off road parking

Cosy living area with large flat screen TV

Dozmary View is a rambler's paradise, a neat, well equipped little property situated on a working farm with great views across Bodmin Moor and a short walk from Dozmary Pool and Colliford Lake.

Dozmary View is an annex of a modern farm house, positioned up a long drive from the main road and with far reaching views across Bodmin Moor. Dozmary Pool and Colliford Lake are very close and the world famous smugglers haunt of Jamaica Inn, immortalised by Daphne du Maurier, is a mere 2 km away. Colliford Lake has a wonderful 14 km walk around its perimeter which also link onto many moorland trails. It is also regarded as Cornwall's premier brown trout fishery and permits are available from the Jamaica Inn.The property itself is at the end of a long agricultural drive and apart from the owners next door you will find yourself in wonderful isolation. There is a spacious open plan lounge, diner and kitchen and a conservatory with fabulous views over the top of the Fowey River valley.Accommodation Ground Floor Only: Front door leads to entrance hall with doors to; Open plan sitting room / dining room and kitchen with comfortable sofa, chairs and a flat screen TV. There is a dining table and chairs and fully fitted kitchen. Sliding door leading to the conservatory. Also from the entrance hall is a further door leading to the double bedroom with 4'6" bed and en suite shower room with WC and hand basin.Exterior: Area to rear of property with two parking spaces.Facilities & Services Heating is via electric radiators. The kitchen has a range of modern units with an electric cooker & hob, microwave, slimline dishwasher, fridge / freezer, kettle and toaster. There is no WiFi, however the 3G mobile reception is excellent. The sitting room has a flat screen TV with freeview TV. There is an iron and ironing board. There is a CD and radio. There is an electric effect wood burning stove.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are all included but you must bring your own beach towels. There is parking for 2 cars. We regret no smoking is permitted within the property. One infant may stay at Dozmary View however you will need to bring your own travel cot. One well behaved dog is welcomed at Dozmary View at an additional cost of £25 per week, please remember that you cannot leave your dog unattended in the cottage alone and that this is a working farm and there are working dogs in the vicinity.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is a Sunday.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Dozmary Pool is one of the sites that lay claim to be the home of the Lady of the Lake, where King Arthur rowed out to meet her and receive Excalibur, it is also thought to be where Sir Bedeveer returned Excalibur when King Arthur lay dying after the battle of Camlaan. Whatever the truth it is a stunning spot! King Arthurs influence stretches all the way to Tintagel where the castle could have been the legendary Camelot and the finding of 'Arthurs Stone' in 1998 has only fuelled these myths. - Merlin is thought to be still found walking under Tintagel Island.North Cornwall is as famous for its rugged coastline as it is for its surfing. You can hire surf boards and equipment from Polzeath, up as far as Bude and Widemouth Bay. Boscastle is the only natural harbour for 20 miles and at low tides and certain weather conditions you can find a blowhole at the mouth of the harbour. Port Isaac is the location of the televisions series Poldark and more recently Doc Martin, as well as being a gorgeous working fishing village.The National Lobster Hatchery at Padstow neighbours Rick Steins empire on the North Coast. The Bodmin and Wenford Railway, the first steam operated railway in Cornwall, takes in 13 miles of countryside. Also just outside Bodmin is the Camel Valley Vineyard who have been winning awards for their home grown wine for the past 20 years. The National Trust have three properties nearby Lanhydrock House, Trerice and Carnewas. Slightly further afield is the Eden Project in St Austell.Bodmin Jail built in 1778, notorious for its public executions by hanging, was the first jail to be built housing inmates in individual cells. The Jail closed in 1927 and is now a museum open to the public, which during the First World War housed the Crown Jewels and the Doomsday Book. The famous Camel Trail follows the route of the old railway along traffic free paths for 18 miles, providing the whole family with a fairly flat cycle through Bodmin and Wadebridge, and out to Padstow where you can sample Rick Steins famous Fish and Chips. The market town of Launceston is the capital of Cornwall and well worth a visit to see the church of St Mary Magdelene, with granite carvings, unusual among Cornish churches.

The garden Studio is a sunny king size annex ringed with windows, it's own garden entrance & en suite bathroom - French Press (cafetiere) and tea, coffee, milk and croissants for your first morning's breakfast. In the centre of Blisland, a gorgeous village with a green, church, a shop/post office with cafe & The Blisland Inn, award winning pub, a short stumble away. We are on the edge of Bodmin moor with miles of views, walks & wild ponies, only a mile from the Camel Trail & Cycle route 3.

The Artists Studio www.airbnb.co.uk/h/cornish-hideaway THE HOUSE The house is set just off the village green and near to the popular pub, the Blisland Inn, in the very beautiful village of Blisland on the edge of Bodmin Moor. It feels very quiet and rural but is only 5 minutes off the main A30 and 10 minutes away from Bodmin with all the ameneties and shops. The Studio is an annexe of our house with a king size bedroom and en-suite bath, and has its own private entrance from its designated parking space, through the garden and to the French doors into the room. Here’s some of the details on this Cornish hideaway. - Private access - Designated parking space - King size bed (or two singles if requested in advance) - En-suite bathroom with full bath, shower over, lots of towels, airing cupboard, hair drier, iron and compact ironing board, chest of drawers and basic toiletries - At one end of the main room is a small dining area with table and chairs - Small refrigerator for milk and other necessities - Toaster - Plates, cutlery, coffee cups, wine glasses and water filter - Tea, coffee, sugar, milk and croissants for first morning are provided as well as a selection of cereal boxes – so you don’t need to think about breakfast for your first morning with us. THE GARDEN You will have almost exclusive access and use of our beautiful back garden. Right outside your door is a granite paved patio with garden furniture and a chiminea for warmth on chilly evenings, so make yourself a cup of coffee and sit out in the sun and enjoy the tranquility of our idyll. You also have use of our lawn but please note there is a sunken feature in the garden we affectionally call the sump with a small trickle of a river running through it. We rarely come into the back garden so you can feel very private there. PARKING You have your own parking space for the Artists Studio which leads right into the back garden and to the door to the room. EATING OUT There are no cooking facilities provided but there is a small fridge and a toaster, you are welcome to bring supplies and eat in the studio, but if you would like to eat out the nearest is the Blisland Inn which is a 2 minute walk away, they do good pub classics and a superb Sunday lunch (book ahead for that). Within a 6 mile radius you have other pub grub options, St Tudy Inn has a very well though of restaurant that has received Michelin Bib Gourmand for 2017. The St Maybyn Inn is also known for their food and the S Breward Inn has a famous carvery. If you fancy a fancy meal, Rick Stein’s at Padstow is only 15 miles away. GREAT FOR COUPLES- The Studio is the perfect size for a couple wanting a getaway to the countryside and enjoy a little peace and quiet, and with the pub just next door you need never leave the centre of Blisland if you don't feel like it. GREAT FOR CYCLISTS – The Studio is on national Cycle Route 3 and lies less that a mile from the Camel Trail an 18 mile off road permissive way that runs along the River Camel from St Breward to Padstow along an old railway track. The Camel Trail is used by cyclists, walkers, joggers and horseriders. If you like a more demanding route we are only a mile away from Bodmin Moor where you can cycle for hours and hours. For trail riders there is the new mountainbiking trails at Cardinham Woods and Lanhydrock. GREAT FOR WALKERS – The Artists Studio is just off Bodmin Moor with hundreds of miles of footpaths and ancient monuments to explore including Neolithic hut circles, stone circles, ancient field systems and the 1000’s of years of habitation remains at Roughtor and Brown Willy. We are also within easy reach by car of the Cornish Coast Path with 100’s of miles of coastline walks GREAT FOR NATIONAL TRUST MEMBERS – We are about 6 miles away from Lanhydrock one of the Trusts most popular stately homes as well as many other Trust properties. GREAT FOR SURFERS, BEACHLOVERS AND WILD SWIMMING ENTHUSIASTS – The Studio is a half hour drive from Polzeath Beach with fantastic surf and lots of surfboard and wetsuit hire options as well as boutiques and restaurants. We are also not far from the fantastic surfing beaches of the Newquay area and within easy reach of the more gentle beaches along the south coast if you enjoy wild swimming. GREAT FOR EXPLORERS – If you enjoy visiting quaint fishing villages like Port Isaac – where Dr Martin is filmed, Padstow or Fowey – Daphne DeMaurier’s old haunt then this is a good base to explore from.

Blisand is in the heartland of North Cornwall, Bodmin Moor, where you will find hundreds of miles of trails and where herds of wild ponies roam free. Bodmin Moor is littered with Neolithic sites and mysterious stone circles. Because of our central Cornwall location we are near both the North and South coasts so if you love surfing head North to Polzeath or Newquay or if you prefer a gentler seaside experience head south to explore the coves and villages around Fowey and Mevagissey. If you are a fan of Doc Martin and Poldark lots of filming sites are within easy reach of us such as Port Isaac the location of fictional Port Wenn and Poldark's house is up on the moor only 3 miles from us. If your kind of holiday involves roaring fires and good food there are many wonderful pubs and restaurants near us and I am happy to make recommendations.

My lovely home is situated on a the new Borough View estate, just a stones throw from The Camel Trail and Bodmin Town Centre. Bodmin is also right in the middle of the county, so offers easy access to all of Cornwall's towns, beaches and activities. My house was built in Summer 2016 so has everything you would expect from a new build.

The house (Coach House, it's like a bungalow but upstairs) has in own private front door with stairs inside the house. It was built in 2016 and has a beautiful open plan living area with high ceilings. The Room its self, has a very comfortable single bed, large chest of draws, a small wardrobe and bedside table. The separate bathroom has a bath, shower and WC for your own private use.

Walking distance to Bodmin and the Camel trail. The closest shop, Home bargains is just 5 minutes walk away and stocks essentials like bread, milk and wine. There is also a pub just 5 minutes walk away.

We are situated in a quiet rural wooded area where the birds wake you in the morning and owls hoot softly at night. Ruthern Valley is ideal for families, friends and couples who enjoy relaxed, uncrowded and natural settings. A shop with all the essentials, plus onsite wetsuit & bike hire make it easy to get out and about in the beautiful Cornish countryside. Glamping is camping (with comfort & heating), so bring all your camping gear except the mattress.

Ruthern Valley Glamping consists of an 8 acre wooded site with plenty of space for a variety of accommodation, children's play area, chickens, pigs and lambs (in season). A woodland walk around the site, complete with an alphabet hunt, is great fun to explore.

Ruthern Valley is nestled in a beautiful wooded valley in the centre of Cornwall close to walks amongst the wild beauty of Bodmin Moor, sandy beaches and rock pools on the North and South coasts, cycling on the Camel Trail, wine tasting at Camel Valley Vineyard, the Eden Project or Lanhydrock House just for a start! You can self-cater in your wigwam or try out excellent Cornish cuisine in Padstow, Wadebridge or Rock. You'll even find a Michelin-starred chef or two!

The White Hart Inn was built in 1548 so is full of stories and character. There is also a car park to the rear of the property.

All our rooms are En suite and complete with Tea and Coffee making facilities, all rooms come with towels and bedding.

Situated in the town centre, close to many walks and cycle tracks.

Set in the picturesque, friendly village of St. Neot, with far reaching panoramic views over the open fields and woods. 'The Old Classroom' was part of the old village school, which served the local community for over 130 years. It has now been converted to a very high standard, providing a family home and holiday let. Perfectly located in mid-Cornwall, 15 mins from the A30 and A38, so ideal for exploring all parts of Cornwall, with many beautiful beaches and historic villages only 30 mins away.

Deceptively spacious, open plan ground floor lounge, kitchen /dining area - with decked balcony and bathroom. Washing machine, fridge/freezer, xbox, dvd player, free view 50" TV, log burner, cot and high chair available, children's toys and games. Uninterrupted far reaching views across open fields, woods and countryside. First floor; 2 bedrooms, master with en suite and large walk in shower, with views from the king size double bed across open fields, woods and countryside.

St Neot is a beautiful, award winning (National village of the year 2006) village set it the heart of mid-Cornwall. The 'Old Classroom' is just 200 yards from the traditional Cornish pub and restaurant and real Cornish ales. There is also a children's play park and village green, with the local shop 300 yards away.

Bungalow 62 North Cornwall (near Port Isaac, Padstow, Polzeath)...is located in St. Tudy, Hengar Manor Country Park. This holiday home provides accommodation with patio and free Wi-Fi. This holiday home features 2 bedrooms, a living room and full equipped kitchen. Also provides guests with seating area as well a bathroom with shower and bath. Guests can swim in the indoor pool, go fishing, golfing, or relax in the cafe.

The Old Carriage Works is a split level apartment in the magnificent grade 2 listed building originally designed by Brunel. It nestles alongside the upper tidal reaches of the Fowey River which flows past the property. The apartment itself has retained many character features including high ceilings and granite walls while maintaining an air of modern luxury.

The Old Carriage Works is part of a railway building originally constructed in the 1860s and designed by Brunel himself, the exposed stonewalling, high arched windows and industrial timber beams add to the timeless grace of the renovation. However inside all modern conveniences are catered for with a superbly well equipped kitchen and tasteful decor and furnishings through out.On one side of the Old Carriage Works the Fowey river trickles through the shallows and ducks paddle calmly through the dappled water, on the other side is the railway line and Lostwithiel Station. The station provides an opportunity to visit some of Cornwall's key towns (including Penzance, St Ives, Falmouth and many others) without the need to take your car. You can also travel direct to Lostwithiel from London. As a stannary town Lostwithiel is one of Cornwall's hidden gems with a wonderful atmosphere but also close to the Eden Project and the stunning south coast towns of Fowey, Looe and Polperro.AccommodationSituated on the first and second floors of the building the apartment is on split levelsLower Level: Enter into hallway with doors leading to: Kitchen with fully fitted units. Downstairs WC with hand basin. Open plan lounge / diner with comfortable sofas, dining table and chairs, flat screen TV. Stairs leading to;Upper Level: Master double bedroom with 4'6" bed and storage, views over the river from the large double Velux roof lights, limited headroom to one side of the room, en-suite shower room with WC and hand basin. Family bathroom with shower over, WC and hand basin. Second twin bedroom zip and link beds that can either be made up as 1 double or 2 3' single beds, storage, again limited headroom on one side of the room and 2 large Velux skylights.External: Communal garden area on the riverbank. Dedicated parking space - there are other dedicated visitor spaces.Facilities & Services Gas central heating throughout. The kitchen has a range of modern fitted units, an electric oven and hob, dishwasher, combined washing machine and tumble drier and separate fridge & freezer. The sitting room has a flatscreen TV with Freeview. There is unlimited WiFi broadband. There is a cot and high chair available on request. There are 2 hair dryers.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen & towels are all included, but you will need to provide your own beach towels. There is a single parking space alongside the property. Broadband is available at the property. We regret no smoking is permitted within the property. Unfortunately dogs are not permitted in the building. There are 4 folding chairs which can be used in the communal area outside. There are additional visitor parking spaces available outside the building. Bike storage is also available on site.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is a Saturday. Short breaks are available during quieter periods.Flexible start days during the winter.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one bedroom only.

For those wishing to visit the delights of places such as The Eden Project, Charlestown and Fowey, this is the area for you, located on the Eastern side of St Austell. With large attractions such as the Eden Project on the outskirts of St Austell, The Lost Gardens of Heligan towards Mevagissey, and Lanhydrock National Trust House & Gardens a short drive inland it provides an ideal base for your travels. The coastal town of Fowey is a simple drive to the coast past the China Clay port of Par, offering fabulous restaurants, galleries and gift shops. Daphne du Maurier spent her later years in properties in and around Fowey.Just over the hill from Eden Valley lies the ancient stannary town of Lostwithiel, Cornwall's hidden treasure, nestling in the Fowey River valley and overlooked by the 12th century Restormel Castle. This ancient town with its quaint old buildings is full of the hustle and bustle of everyday life, centering around St Bartholomew church which dates back to before 1170. The town is surrounded by beautiful countryside with the Fowey Rover meandering through the centre of the town. St Austell was once the major producer of the world's China Clay; now with cheaper foreign imports, the industry is in decline but The Wheal Martyn China Clay Museum set in two former working pits depicts the countryside in years gone by. Wet weather activities could include the visitor centre at St Austell Brewery, sampling beers and ales made on the premises. The Eden Project hosts many bands throughout the season as well as featuring an Ice Rink out of season.Bodmin was the former county town of Cornwall for many years and the only Cornish town to be recorded in the Domesday Book, which was lodged in the town's prison during the First World War. The county prison is now a museum and open to the public. It was the first prison in the country to have separate cells. The oldest part of the town is made up of mainly granite buildings clustered around the Bodmin Beacon. The Beacon is a 144 feet tall obelisk in memory of Sir Walter Raleigh Gilbert. The area around the Beacon which has woodland and traditional hay meadow was declared a Local Nature Reserve in 1994. At Tregullon you are just 10 miles away from The Eden Project and 2 miles away from the National Trust's amazing Lanhydrock House.Nearby Bodmin Moor, bisected by the newly expanded A30, is home to one of Cornwall's Areas of Oustanding Natural Beauty, reaching a height of 1,377 feet above sea level at Brown Willy, Cornwall's highest point. The heather covered granite moorland provides East Cornwall with the most stunning country views and rugged walks. Near Blisland you will find two of Cornwall's stone circles, the Trippet Stones and Stripple Stone Henge and just round the corner, one end of the famous Camel Trail. The 18 mile Camel Trail follows the route of the old railway along traffic free paths, providing a fairly flat cycle through Bodmin and Wadebridge out to Padstow, eminently suitable for families.

Location, outlook and tranquility, WiFi and Sky TV make our homely holiday let perfect for Cornwall's attractions or business trips. The Valley View is located in Lanivet, a small village in the geographical centre of Cornwall which boasts the award winning Lanivet Inn; a Norman Church; renowned fish and chip shop; post office, community centre and village shop. A 100 metres walk from the half-way point of the Saints Way, a medieval route taken by pilgrims on their way from Ireland to France.

Private off road parking; Sky TV; lovely outlook; hard-standing and grass area for sitting out; walking distance to shop, pub and fish and chip restaurant. Welcome and information pack.

Walking distance to fantastic Lanivet Inn with great hospitality and food; fish and chip shop with restaurant; Spar shop and Post Office. Coffee and cakes 5 minutes drive at Bodmin Nursery, Laveddon Mill or the Lanhydrock House Tea Rooms; 5 minutes drive to Waterside complex with indoor pool; fitness centre; coffee shop; fishing lake; restaurant; treatment rooms and lots more. Camel Valley Winery and the Duchy Nursery restaurant are nearby. The Lanhydrock Golf Club is just 5 minutes away.

A lovingly converted 18th Century barn in a very convenient location close to the middle of Bodmin. Within easy reach of many attractions across Cornwall this excellent property offers a perfect base for exploring Cornwall.

Located close to the centre of the historic market town of Bodmin, this lovingly converted barn is in a very convenient location for exploring Cornwall. The north coast is within a 20 minute drive and much of Cornwall is within easy reach because of the proximity of the A30 to the property.The barn is superbly converted and features a modern fitted kitchen, wood flooring throughout including under floor heating. There is also plenty of off road parking.Accommodation Ground Floor Only: Entrance hall leading to open plan kitchen / living room. Main bedroom with king sized bed and a twin room followed by a separate bathroom with over bath shower.Courtyard outside property: With circular table and chairs.Facilities & ServicesHeating is via under floor heating. The kitchen is equipped with an electric oven & gas hob, kettle, toaster, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, microwave. The living room area has a flat screen TV with freestat. The TV has HDMI and USB connectivity and you're welcome to bring your own devices/cables to connect. There is also a CD player & radio. A cot & highchair are available on request. There is an iron & ironing board available. There is WiFi available at the property.MiscellaneousElectricity, heating, bed linen and towels are all included. There is one designated parking space outside the property. There is further free parking on the nearby road. We regret that no dogs are allowed. Regrettably no smoking is allowed. A maximum of 4 guests are permitted including infants.General Booking InformationArrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Bodmin was the former county town of Cornwall for many years and the only Cornish town to be recorded in the Domesday Book, which was lodged in the town's prison during the First World War. The county prison is now a museum and open to the public. It was the first prison in the country to have separate cells. The oldest part of the town is made up of mainly granite buildings clustered around the Bodmin Beacon. The Beacon is a 144 feet tall obelisk in memory of Sir Walter Raleigh Gilbert. The area around the Beacon which has woodland and traditional hay meadow was declared a Local Nature Reserve in 1994.Nearby Bodmin Moor, bisected by the newly expanded A30 is home to one of Cornwalls Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Reaching a height of 1,377 feet above sea level at Brown Willy, Cornwalls highest point. The heather covered granite moorland provides East Cornwall with the most stunning country views and rugged walks. Near Blisland you will find two of Cornwalls stone circles, the Trippet Stones and Stripple Stone Henge and just round the corner, one end of the famous Camel Trail. The 18 mile Camel Trail follows the route of the old railway along traffic free paths, providing a fairly flat cycle through Bodmin and Wadebridge out to Padstow, eminently suitable for families.

Be part of nature, yet near to beach’s, train stations, Eden project, chic dinning & shops in the villages of Fowey & Lostwithiel. The Sheep Shed is a rustic compact rural stay perfect for its location. You’ll love our hideaway surrounded by fields & country life, next to Lanlivery village, on saints way. just off the A30 in the middle of no where near to everywhere! The Cornish granite building has your own privacy & self catered facilities: good for couples, solo & business travellers

A unique rustic stay the location is picturesque and you have cooking facilities if you don’t want to sample the local delights. The barn is compact but well facilitated, it’s a old granite barn so bring pyjamas and coco in the winter, but in the summer bring your bikinis and speedos and walking boots as were are perfectly located for beach and country too!

This is a great hamlet full of friendly Cornish locals. loads of walking.. pub with great food is a 30 minute walk down country lanes or a 2 minute drive! You are living in the country here but have easy accesss to all the trendy villages and towns near by.

Hi, We are 0.5 miles from st austell railway and bus station. Near by to us is, The historic small port of Charlestown 1.2 miles by road, Beach, 3 good pubs and eateries, shipwreck museum, and where some of Poldark was filmed and others. Has frequent tallships in the harbour. The Eden Project 3 miles by road. Porthpean beach [1 of our favourites] 2 miles, seasonal kayak hire.

Heligan gardens 7.1 miles Quaint fishing port of mevagissey Beautiful Fowey

Nestling on the edge of a peaceful farm, with delightful views over the surrounding unspoilt countryside, Barn Cottage is a comfortable and stylish conversion with a fully enclosed and private patio garden, yet less than 2 miles from Bodmin. One of our many luxury dog friendly Cornish holiday cottages.

This is a quite beautiful and peaceful spot. Located next door to the Owner's property, this detached conversion has its own very private enclosed walled patio garden and is a wonderful spot to relax and enjoy the rural atmosphere. This area is a great place to explore by bicycle and you can either bring your own or hire them locally and roam along the nearby Camel Trail. Barn Cottage is an ideal base for touring the whole of Cornwall with a host of nearby sandy beaches such as Polzeath, Harlyn and Trevone. Classic Cornish villages such as Fowey, Mevagissey, Port Isaac and Boscastle are all within easy reach, as is the bustling fishing town of Looe. The famous Eden Project is well worth a visit as is the stately home at Lanhydrock, both just a few minutes away. The beautiful River Fowey is accessible for walks at various points nearby including Golitha Falls and Respryn, with their ancient beech woodlands, and in the former Cornish capital of Lostwithiel. Lanhydrock golf course is approximately one mile away for those desiring a leisurely round or two! The comfortable and stylish interior is set out over split levels with the large bedroom and limestone tiled bathroom on the upper ground level. There are four steps down to the spacious open plan kitchen / dining / living room with its superb large french windows opening onto the lovely patio garden with its established shrubs, climbing roses and water feature. Relax at the end of the day with a BBQ in this idyllic place!Accommodation Ground Floor Only: Open plan kitchen / dining room / living room. Main bedroom with king sized double bed and a separate bathroom with over bath shower & WC.Exterior: Enclosed patio with exterior furniture, BBQ facilities and pond with water feature.Facilities & Services Heating is via electric heating. The kitchen is equipped with an electric oven & induction hob, kettle, toaster, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine & tumble drier. The living room area has a flatscreen, digital TV & DVD player. A cot & highchair are available. There is an iron & ironing board and hairdryer available. WiFi is available in the cottage.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are all included. There are parking facilities for up to 2 vehicles. Up to two well-behaved dogs will be permitted at a small additional cost of £25 per dog / per week. No smoking is allowed. WE REGRET NO CHILDREN, STRICTLY BABES IN ARMS DUE TO THE WATER FEATURE. General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Sunday.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Bodmin was the former county town of Cornwall for many years and the only Cornish town to be recorded in the Domesday Book, which was lodged in the town's prison during the First World War. The county prison is now a museum and open to the public. It was the first prison in the country to have separate cells. The oldest part of the town is made up of mainly granite buildings clustered around the Bodmin Beacon. The Beacon is a 144 feet tall obelisk in memory of Sir Walter Raleigh Gilbert. The area around the Beacon which has woodland and traditional hay meadow was declared a Local Nature Reserve in 1994.Nearby Bodmin Moor, bisected by the newly expanded A30 is home to one of Cornwall's Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Reaching a height of 1,377 feet above sea level at Brown Willy, Cornwall's highest point. The heather covered granite moorland provides East Cornwall with the most stunning country views and rugged walks. Near Blisland you will find two of Cornwall's stone circles, the Trippet Stones and Stripple Stone Henge and just round the corner, one end of the famous Camel Trail. The 18 mile Camel Trail follows the route of the old railway along traffic free paths, providing a fairly flat cycle through Bodmin and Wadebridge out to Padstow, eminently suitable for families.

Recently restored- self contained unit complete with own bedroom, bathroom, hallway and kitchenette. There is a relaxing atmosphere to the area. You are able to sit outside and enjoy looking out onto the garden and watch the many birds. We welcome well behaved dogs and have provided a small self contained area for them. Five minutes walk from the Camel Trail, many other footpaths and areas for walking. Blisland is a mile away where there is a pub, community shop and post office.

This is a quiet, beautiful area of north Cornwall. Great access to beaches, walks, cycle paths. Parking is in the drive off the road and we are able to offer shelter and security for bikes. There are a few steps to the property. The annexe is locked and secure from other internal rooms.

Brilliantly located for walking and cycling or visiting Cornwall. Good selection of local pubs (Blisland Inn a mile away) The moors and woodland are stunning. Our nearest beaches include Rock, Trebarwith, Polzeath - about 12/15 miles.

We are situated in a quiet rural wooded area where the birds wake you in the morning and owls hoot softly at night. Ruthern Valley is ideal for families, friends and couples who enjoy relaxed, uncrowded and natural settings. A shop with all the essentials, plus onsite wetsuit & bike hire make it easy to get out and about in the beautiful Cornish countryside. Glamping is camping (with comfort & heating), so bring all your camping gear except the mattress.

Ruthern Valley Glamping consists of an 8 acre wooded site with plenty of space for a variety of accommodation, children's play area, chickens, pigs and lambs (in season). A woodland walk around the site, complete with an alphabet hunt, is great fun to explore.

Ruthern Valley is nestled in a beautiful wooded valley in the centre of Cornwall close to walks amongst the wild beauty of Bodmin Moor, sandy beaches and rock pools on the North and South coasts, cycling on the Camel Trail, wine tasting at Camel Valley Vineyard, the Eden Project or Lanhydrock House just for a start! You can self-cater in your wigwam or try out excellent Cornish cuisine in Padstow, Wadebridge or Rock. You'll even find a Michelin-starred chef or two!

A lovely little hideaway in the heart of Bodmin, The Annex is a small, detached cottage within easy walking distance to all amenities. Bodmin is located in central Cornwall and is a great base to explore the rest of this beautiful county. Approximately a 15 minute drive to both North and South coasts and some stunning places nearby, including Padstow and Port Isaac (home of Doc Martin!). Bodmin has a number of good pubs and takeaways within a two minute walk, as well as tourist attractions.

A welcoming cottage, full of character features, perfect for both couples and small families and as a base to explore this wonderful part of Cornwall. Dog friendly with an enclosed garden and access to private woodland to potter through the Allen Valley and hopefully glimpse otters, salmon or trout.

Rose Cottage is part of the Lamellen Estate which has been in the family for generations. It is a semi detached cottage, next door to Honeysuckle Cottage and both were originally used for workers of Kelly Green farm which was once just below the cottages, recently, new buildings have replaced the old and the farm has been moved away from the river for environmental reasons. The cottage has a lovely welcoming feel, there is a small garden with patio area, outside furniture and sun loungers, the garden is fenced and secure for dogs. This cottage is suitable for a small family or 3 adults and has plenty of character features with exposed beams, thick walls and a wood burner to warm up those winter evenings.With excellent access to the A39 all of the delights of the north Cornwall coast are within easy reach, the golden sandy beaches are plentiful from Trebarwith Strand to Newquay and you are thoroughly spoilt for choice. The quaint fishing village of Port Isaac is 10 minutes away and is famed for being an artist's retreat and a film location for the likes of Doc Martin and Poldark. Padstow, and Rock, on the opposite bank of the Camel Estuary, are both well worth a visit and there are a plethora of restaurants to suit all tastes from Michelin starred fine dining to cosy Cornish pubs with great home cooked food.Accommodation Ground Floor: The front door opens into a small hallway at the foot of the stairs with a door leading into the living room. Double aspect with wood burning stove, comfortable sofas, TV, DVD player and dining table and chairs, door to hall and kitchen with understair storage cupboard. The kitchen has fully fitted units, table and chairs, a range of appliances and external door to garden.First Floor: Stairs lead up to landing with doors to; bedroom with 5' double bed, TV and storage. Shower room containing shower, WC and hand basin. Second bedroom with single bed and truckle under and storage.Exterior: There is parking on the drive for at least 2 cars outside of the property. There is an enclosed private garden with grass area and patio with table and chairs, barbecue and sun loungers.Facilities & Services The kitchen has a range of units & work tops. There is an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, dishwasher, American style fridge freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, iron and ironing board. The sitting room has a wood-burning stove and a flat screen digital TV with Freesat & DVD player. WiFi is available at the property. There is a further TV in the bedroom.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. Wood is supplied for the wood-burning stove. There is parking available for 2 cars on the drive. Regrettably there is no smoking. A maximum of 2 well behaved dogs may stay in the cottage at a small additional price of £30.00 per dog per week. Please note dogs may not be left unattended in the property and are not permitted upstairs. There is a cot and high chair available on request.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Rose Cottage is situated about a mile from St Tudy a quaint Cornish village, the church around which the village was built was first constructed in the 6th century and then rebuilt in the 11th, 15th and latterly 19th centuries, the village has been built around the original Celtic circular raised graveyard - known locally as "God's Acre!" St Tudy is believed to be the birthplace of Captain Bligh of the "Mutiny on the Bounty" fame! The St Tudy Inn (formerly the Cornish Arms) will welcome you in for a refreshing drink, a hearty meal or both!Wadebridge was originally a market town. It has an amazing 15th century bridge with 17 arches over the River Camel, which is definitely worth a visit. It is said the bridge was built on wool as this was how the wealthy landowners in the area made their money. From the day the bridge was built the town became known as Wadebridge. The Royal Cornwall Show ground at Wadebridge hosts the county show every June, come rain or shine, opened each year by a member of the Royal Family. Cornish Farmers have had to diversify in recent years and so has the show, but they have kept their traditional roots with steam engines being shown next to the shiny new high-tech tractors. It's not every day you get to see formation JCB digger dancing in the main ring.Both Wadebridge and nearby Camelford are centrally located in order to explore the nearby hills and moors. Wadebridge is the perfect base, being the half way point, from which to discover the Camel Trail, a walk and cycle track following the old railway route from Bodmin to Padstow. There is wonderful scenery and plenty of wildlife, including fantastic sightings of wading birds to see on this serene trail and bikes can be hired from Bodmin, Wadebridge or Padstow. From Padstow you could take a boat trip across the Camel Estuary to Rock, and lounge on the beautiful beach that stretches all the way around to Daymer Bay. The National Lobster Hatchery neighbours Rick Steins empire in Padstow.The National Trust have three properties nearby, Lanhydrock House, Trerice and Carnewas and the dramatic cliffs and beach at Bedruthan Steps. Or if you fancy something different try a tour around the Camel Valley Vineyard, Cornish Wine has been growing in stature around the world and their sparkling wines are truly stunning, having picked up lots of international awards, go for a tasting you will not be disappointed!Bodmin Moor is a couple of miles away to the East and is dominated by large granite tors which tower over sweeping expanses of moorland. Bodmin Moor has engendered fear and awe throughout history and hence provided inspiration for writers, poets and sculptors. Standing stones, burial chambers, clapper bridges cottages and farms across the moor give a hint of the 4000 years of human development ever since Bronze Age farmers first arrived.Port Isaac is about 4 miles to the North West and this has recently been the base of filming for "Doc Martin" with Martin Clunes, there are a good selection of cafes shops and pubs. Further up the coast there are all of the golden beaches and coves between Polzeath and Tintagel with some of the best surf in Europe.Bodmin lies a few miles to South West and has a large selection of supermarkets, shops and restaurants.

Quince Cottage is a superb barn conversion set in a courtyard of 5 other cottages, 2 of which are also available to let. This beautiful rural spot nestled in the Ruthern Valley is less than 10 miles away from the stunning north coast of Cornwall and a short drive from Bodmin Moor. There are plenty of walks meandering through the Cornish countryside or with stunning views from the coastal footpath of glistening, sandy beaches or coves tucked in against dramatic cliffs ravaged by the Atlantic rollers.

This delightful single level, stone barn conversion offers a spacious living area with large dining table, fully fitted kitchen, a family bathroom and 3 tastefully decorated bedrooms one of which has an ensuite shower room. The property shares the communal courtyard at the front.Quince Cottage shares the communal courtyard with other properties so large groups or several families can be accommodated at the same venue but maintain their own privacy. The other properties available to let are Sloe Cottage (sleeps 6) and Mill Corner (sleeps 4).Accommodation Ground floor: Enters into open plan lounge/dining room with an open fire, fully fitted kitchen area, doorway leading to hallway with doors to: 1 double bedroom with 5' bed, 1 twin bedroom and a family bathroom with bath and over shower. A master double bedroom with 6' bed and en suite shower room.Exterior: Shared courtyard at front with exterior furniture and BBQ facilities. Parking in designated bays.Facilities & Services Heating is via modern thermostatically controlled electric radiators and the open fire. There is a newly fitted kitchen with a range of units. There is an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. There is also a washing machine and a tumble dryer in the kitchen. The lounge area has a digital TV & DVD player, CD & Radio. There is free WiFi at the property. There is a hairdryer at the property plus an iron and ironing board. A cot and highchair are also available.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are all included. Quince Cottage has an open fire and all wood is included in your rental. Up to 2 well behaved dogs will be permitted. The first dog is FREE, but the second is at a small additional cost of £20 per week, although please remember that you cannot leave dogs unattended in the cottage alone. Regrettably no smoking is allowed. There is off road parking for up to two cars.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Short breaks are available as last minute bookings or during the off season.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one bedroom only.

Withiel is situated about 5 miles from Wadebridge and 15 miles from both Newquay and Padstow. The Atlantic Coast of Cornwall offers some of the most picturesque and breathtaking scenery in the country with golden sandy beaches at 25 locations within 20 miles from Quince Cottage; these include Crantock, Fistral, Perranporth, Polzeath and Watergate Bay. Most of these are patrolled by RNLI lifeguards during the summer season. The coastal footpath delivers some stunning walks and incredible views through this dramatic section of coastline. Hustyns, the luxury spa and resort centre, is only 10 minutes away by car and offers day passes to the gym and swimming pool as well as a variety of beauty and spa treatments. There is also a first class restaurant. The golf courses of St Enodoc and Trevose are within easy reach.These days Newquay's excellent surfing waters are the town's main industry, whereas it once used to be a major export port for the county's mining efforts as well as a north coast port for pilchard fisheries. Fistral Beach holds many surfing competitions throughout the year, and also hosts Run to the Sun over May Bank holiday, a VW and Custom Car Show. Both the Women's and Men's Gig Championships are held here, as is a balloon festival and surf and lifesaving events. Newquay Zoo now houses 130 different species in sub tropical gardens in the centre of the town.Neighbouring Watergate Bay and The Extreme Academy offers you a 'ski resort on a beach' and a plethora of activities to keep even the most active occupied. Fifteen Cornwall, founded by Jamie Oliver in 2002, sits on top of the two mile beach at Watergate offering inspirational views for the young chefs and professionals to create fantastic menus from local and seasonal produce. The Lappa Valley Steam Railway just outside Newquay offers both the old and young an interesting day out. Newquay Airport has made the north coast one of the easiest places in Cornwall to get to, with regular flights from various locations across the UK. The town also has an Aquarium, a Waterworld and numerous immensely pretty beaches for the less active. Trerice, run by the National Trust and 3 miles outside of the town, is an Elizabethan manor house and garden with restricted winter opening times.Wadebridge, once a market town, is now more widely known as being part of The Camel Trail, the cycle route out to Padstow from the depths of Bodmin Moor on the old tramway route. You can hire a bike at the start of the trail and cycle to Padstow, now famous for being home to Rick Stein's The Seafood Restaurant, amongst others which the celebrity chef owns in the town. From Padstow you could take a boat trip across the Camel Estuary to Rock and lounge on the beautiful beach that stretches all the way around to Daymer Bay. The National Lobster Hatchery neighbours Rick Stein's empire in Padstow.The Royal Cornwall Show ground at Wadebridge hosts the county show every June, come rain or shine, and is opened each year by a member of the Royal Family. Cornish farmers have had to diversify in recent years and so has the Show, but they have kept their traditional roots with steam engines being shown next to the shiny new high-tech tractors. It's not every day you get to see formation JCB digger dancing in the main ring. The National Trust have three properties nearby - Lanhydrock House, Trerice and Carnewas & Bedruthan Steps. Slightly further afield is the Eden Project in St Austell, famously built in a disused china clay pit.