Here is a selection of cottages in peaceful
rural areas of Cornwall where you can get
away and recharge your batteries.
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Cornish Cottages by selecting a
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cottages in proximity.
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15517 The
Barn - sleeps 2 - 4 North Petherwin, near Launceston. |
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This attractive
single storey former barn has been furnished and
equipped to a good standard and is attached to the
owners home. Located in the peaceful village of
North Petherwin, it is close to Bodmin Moor,
Dartmoor, Tamar Otter Park and the North Coast
beaches. Launceston 6 miles offers its ancient
castle, steam railway, leisure complex and golf
course. Within easy reach of the Eden Project.
Trout
fishing, horse riding and country walks
nearby. Shop 5 miles, pub 2 miles.
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19022
Grannary Cottage -
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19023
Groom Cottage
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Character cottages in country
setting Within easy reach of numerous sandy beaches
Full of character, with beams, exposed stone walls
and slate floors, these 3 charming cottages are
furnished and fitted to a good standard. Set in the
rolling countryside of west Cornwall, they are
within easy reach of many sandy beaches and
sheltered coves. Guests can enjoy the best of coast
and country, with a myriad of different views both
on and off the beaten track. Stithians Reservoir, 3
miles, where you can try wind surfing, sailing or
coarse fishing; and there is trout fishing
within 4 miles. Helston market town, 4
miles, Falmouth, 6 miles, offering boat trips, sea
fishing, indoor fun pool, galleries and castle.
Locally, enjoy wonderful walks, and discover a
wealth of wildlife and wild flowers. On the
surrounding hills are the remains of Cornish engine
houses, a reminder of the tin mining which once
prospered here. Alternate your days between the
soothing scenery of rolling green fields and the
dramatic landscapes of rugged cliffs towering above
the shore. Or travel from unspoilt fishing villages
into quaint, historical market towns. Viscar
Cottages makes an ideal base from which to explore
whatever the season. Shops 1¼ miles, pub 11/4 miles.
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19196
Trevio Farmhouse - sleeps 5 -
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St Merryn near Padstow. |
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Countryside views and large garden
This attractive and spacious, south facing,
farmhouse set in a private 'get away from it
all' location, has been renovated and
refurbished to a very good standard, and is
over 100 years old with beamed ceilings,
slate and oak floors and a woodburning
stove. Pretty and secluded, this holiday
home provides commanding views over the
countryside. Small brown trout
fishing pond. A variety of animals
and birds can be seen, making this a mecca
for bird and wildlife lovers with a bird
hide just up the lane it is ideal for bird
watching.
Within 2
miles from the beautiful sandy beaches of
Porthcothan, Treyaron Bay and Harlyn Bay
(shown in photo above), approx 4 miles away.
This is a wonderful location from which to
explore the stunning coastlines, and is an
excellent area for surfing. The impressive
golf course of Trevose is approximately 2
miles. The historic fishing harbour of
Padstow is just 5 miles, with its
interesting arts and crafts shops, pubs and
array of restaurants, inlcuding Rick Stein's
famous fish restaurant. Jamie Oliver's
restaurant 'Fifteen,' a 15 minute drive
away. Take a ferry trip across the river to
Rock, and enjoy the watersports. The Camel
Cycle Trail is nearby with cycle hire
available. An ideal location to get away
from it all. Shop and pub 2 miles.
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6200
Toffee's Barn
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Callington, Cornwall. |
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This
character barn conversion set in a tranquil
wooded valley borders the River Lynher in 6
acres of meadow, with stunning uninterrupted
views across the valley to the pine woods.
Explore this beautiful area and walk by the
ponds or fish for trout and salmon in the
400ft of river frontage.
An ideal
haven to get away from it all and enjoy the
abundance of wild life. Easy access to the
coastal villages with Looe and Polperro, 12
miles. The historic market town of Tavistock
is 9 miles, and the famous Eden Project a 40
minute drive. Shops and pub 21/2 miles.
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GO5
The
Barn
- sleeps 6
East
Berriow, Launceston. |
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Converted
by the architect owner, this detached
18th-century barn stands within 8 acres in
the beautiful wooded Lynher Valley by Bodmin
Moor. The huge Scandanavian-style open-plan
living room, with its oak beams and wooden
floors is on the first floor to take
advantage of the lovely views. This is a
delightfully peaceful area, ideal for
walkers and nature lovers, with
private trout fishing on the river below the
property. An excellent touring
base, with good access to both the wild
north coast and the gentler south coast of
Cornwall. Also within easy reach of Dartmoor
and the attractions of Plymouth. Pub ½mile.
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T96
The
Mill
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Lostwithiel,
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This unique, detached Grade II listed mill
conversion, recently renovated and restored to its
original glory, is set in a quiet countryside
location between Fowey and Lostwithiel, and is
adjacent to The Cow Barn (TG7). Built in the 1800s
and once used to grind the corn, the original water
wheel is now restored to full working order once
again. Viewed through the safety glass window
incorporated in the lounge, it presents a wonderful
ambience, perfect for a dinner party talking point.
Lostwithiel, the Medieval Capital of Cornwall, is
just 1½ miles and has an interesting heritage,
tucked away in the Fowey Valley, hidden by richly
wooded hills and surrounded by the loveliest inland
scenery in Cornwall. The quiet and peaceful town has
become the antiques centre of the county. Its many
antique shops, regular fairs, markets and auctions
draw people from far and wide. Excellent food can
also be found in the selection of inns, restaurants
and cafes.
A leisurely stroll can be taken through the
riverside parks and picnic by the water's edge
whilst watching the abundance of bird life, or
fishing for salmon and trout can be enjoyed.
Lower downstream, sea bass and flounder can be
caught. For the more energetic, there is a splendid
golf course, with swimming-pool, tennis courts, gym,
squash and badminton. A short drive away are the
Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan and
Lanhydrock House (NT), not to mention the scenic
coastal path and the many sandy coves and beaches.
Shops and pub 1½ miles.
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