Mennabroom is a medieval manor farmhouse in a secluded and peaceful valley south of Bodmin Moor, surrounded by an AONB that includes the lakes, rivers, rock formations and the highest peaks of the least frequented and eroded moorland in Europe. Its listed former barns are now warm, comfortable, well-equipped holiday cottages. It is 1 mile from Colliford Lake and 2 miles from St. Neot. Nearby are an unparalleled archaeological heritage, riding, fishing, flying, walking, watersports, golf, the Eden Project, many NT houses, good pubs and the beautiful cliffs and beaches of both Cornish coasts.  Shop and pubs 2 miles.

Ideal for family holidays

This spacious detached farmhouse overlooks peaceful open countryside and is tucked away at the end of a long driveway together with the owner’s detached barn conversion. It boasts its own enclosed gardens and a further 1/2 acre playing field and provides comfortable spacious holiday accommodation with many character features including two large open fireplaces with wood burning stoves. Centrally situated for touring both Cornwall and Devon and within easy reach of both Bodmin Moor and Dartmoor. The north coast sandy beaches of Widemouth Bay and Bude, and the Eden Project are all within an easy distance. Golfing, coarse fishing, horse riding and historical Launceston are all within 5 miles. Shop 41/2 miles, pub 3 miles.

This cosy detached spacious studio, together with the owner’s home, enjoys a tranquil setting, with use of a summer house at the top of the meadow with wonderful views and access to 11 acres of woodland with streams. The whole wooded area is covered in bluebells in season. A real haven for nature lovers and enjoying super country views down to a meandering stream. There is wonderful walking from the doorstep with direct access to Cardinham Woods. Both the North and south coasts are within a 20-minute drive. Many National Trust houses and gardens and Bodmin Moor are within easy reach. Heligan Gardens and Eden Project, 8 miles. An ideal holiday retreat. Shop and pub 2 miles.

This pretty mid terraced former tin miner’s cottage has been refurbished to a very good standard retaining much charm and character. An ideal holiday base for touring this historic area with easy access to Bodmin Moor. The Eden Project is 40 minutes drive with the beaches of the north and south coasts easily reached. Looe and Polperro, 20 minutes. Sibleyback Lake for fishing, sailing and windsurfing, with Golitha Falls, Hurlers Stone Circle and Liskeard 4 miles. Farm shop 100 yards, two pubs 200 yards.

Situated in an AONB in the Cornish countryside, the holiday cottages are centrally located between Launceston and Callington. They are ideally placed for touring both the north and south coasts of Devon and Cornwall. Dartmoor, Bodmin Moor and a variety of National Trust properties including Cotehele House, Lanhydrock, Launceston Castle and Tintagel Castle. The Eden Project at St. Austell is approximately 30 miles. The surrounding Tamar Valley is rich in the heritage of tin, copper and arsenic mining, with many interesting walks available through these scenic areas. The Victorian mining village of Morwellham Quay is well worth a visit. Plymouth with its many tourist attractions including the historic Barbican and Mayflower steps, the Aquarium, theatre, shops and restaurants, is approximately 16 miles. Shops and pubs 2 miles.