Entrance
Entered from the parking area at the front, two steps lead up into a covered porch.
Living room
The comfortable living room provides a great space to relax in with a wood burner and SMART TV.
Ground floor boot room
This area provides a useful space for kicking off the walking boots and sandy flip flops. Ample hanging space for coats and storage for shoes is provided.
Family bathroom WC
A simple family bathroom with bath, electric shower over bath, wash basin and WC.
Wooden stairs (closed tread) up to the KITCHEN
A large kitchen/dining space with access out onto the small balcony at the front (please note – steep stone steps lead off the balcony down to the front) and out onto the very sunny and rather pleasant enclosed decked area at the back overlooking the large garden.
Kitchen appliances include a coffee machine, dishwasher, gas hob, electric oven and fridge/freezer. A washer/dryer is also provided, which is located in the bathroom.
Carpeted, steep stairs lead up from the living room to the two BEDROOMS
Bedroom 1
Spacious bedroom with a king-size bed looking out onto the garden at the back.
Bedroom 2
With full-size bunk beds overlooking the garden at the back.
Both bedrooms are carpeted and have ample hanging and drawer space between them.
Heating
This property is heated via oil central heating.
Pets
TWO dogs of any size are welcome at this property
AT A GLANCE….
Sleeps 4 in a king-size bed and set of full-size bunk beds
Large rolling garden with decked area
Parking for 2 cars
Welcomes 2 dogs of any size
Great value accommodation
A charming rural retreat for up to four guests, The Barn is perfectly positioned just a short drive from the picturesque coastal villages of Port Isaac, Boscastle and Tintagel.
This beautiful semi-detached barn conversion is full of character and rustic charm, offering a welcoming and comfortable escape to the countryside. Surrounded by a lovely lawned garden with mature trees and established planting, it provides a peaceful setting where you can truly relax and unwind. Excellent value and wonderfully secluded, it’s an ideal choice for those seeking tranquillity without feeling remote.
A short drive brings you to the friendly village of St Teath, home to the popular, dog-friendly White Hart pub serving food throughout the day and evening. You’ll also find the much-loved Churchtown Café, perfect for great coffee, homemade cakes and light lunches.
Heading in the opposite direction towards Bude, the bustling town of Camelford offers a variety of independent shops, a convenience store, a small supermarket, butchers and an award-winning fish and chip shop.
For coastal adventures, Port Isaac is just fifteen minutes away, while a choice of stunning beaches – including Bossiney near Tintagel and Trebarwith Strand – are all within a 30-minute drive, making The Barn an excellent base for exploring North Cornwall’s spectacular coastline.
Masses of outdoor space to keep the children occupied and amused.
Although dog-friendly, this garden is not enclosed, and with livestock kept in neighbouring fields, we politely ask that your dog is supervised when outside.
In the heart of North Cornwall, surrounded by countryside, yet just two miles from the sweeping beaches of the Atlantic coast, St Teath is a friendly, traditional Cornish village. Home to a post office, café and pub, all your holiday essential are on the doorstep, whilst Wadebridge, with its wider array of shops and supermarkets, is an easy 15 minute drive.
Whether you’re looking for a relaxing Cornish getaway or an action-packed adventure, a holiday in St Teath has something for everyone. Within a short drive, you’ll reach several picture-perfect fishing villages, such as Dr Martin’s Port Isaac and Boscastle. Tintagel, the legendary birthplace of King Arthur, is also nearby, where you can explore the castle ruins, visit mystical Merlin’s Cave and enjoy breathtaking cliff top walks. With both the South West Coast Path and the rugged uplands of Bodmin Moor close by, there a miles of beautiful walks for couples, active families and dog owners to explore.
For an adrenaline fix, head to North Cornwall’s famous surfing beaches and catch your first wave. Polzeath and Trebarwith are both a short drive from St Teath, whilst Daymer Bay is a great spot for kitesurfing. A holiday in North Cornwall isn’t complete without cycling the Camel Trail. Bring your own bikes or hire them from Wadebridge and cycle alongside the Camel Estuary to Padstow, then reward yourself with Rick Stein’s Fish and Chips, before hopping on the ferry across the estuary to Rock.
When it comes to good food, there’s no shortage of places to eat near St Teath. In the village itself, you can enjoy homemade cakes at Churchtown Cafe and good pub food at The White Hart. The pretty harbour town of Padstow is now a popular culinary destination, with celebrity chefs such as Rick Stein and Paul Ainsworth making the most of the freshly caught seafood, whilst you’ll find Nathan Outlaw’s popular restaurants in Port Isaac.
From scenic walks to surfing, pasties to Michelin Stars, and golden beaches to rugged moorland, a holiday in St Teath makes a great base to experience the best of North Cornwall.
Off road, private parking for two cars.
– TWO dogs of any size are welcome at this property
– This property accommodates a maximum of 4 people plus an infant
– Logs provided
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