Underfloor central heating. Electric oven and hob. Fridge, washer/dryer, dishwasher, Nespresso coffee maker. Smart TV. WiFi. Selection of books and games. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Cot and Highchair available. Off road parking for one car. Lawned and gravel gardens. One dog welcome. Sorry no smoking. Shop 4 miles. Pub 3 miles, sea less than 10 miles. Note: Max 3 adults. Note: The single bedroom is closed off by a curtain not a solid door. Note: Directly outside the property there is a large drop down to the gravelled courtyard; although this is fenced, children should be supervised
A cosy barn conversion with reverse level accommodation, exposed beams, wood burner stove, feature stone walls sits within a countryside setting. High level accommodation ideal for a couple or a small family. Ground floor accommodation consists of one double bedroom with en-suite shower room and one single bedroom with en-suite shower room. The first floor is a stylish sitting area with wood burner stove and well equipped kitchen / dining room with Velux windows. Flooring is a mixture of slate and wood throughout. Outside the garden is a mix of gravel and lawn with a drop on one side (fenced in). Positioned roadside in a small hamlet there are glorious surroundings providing a tranquil place to truly get away from it all. Situated just 6 miles from Portreath where you will find a sandy beach and harbour town. Don your walking boots and pack a picnic; abundant wildlife and rolling countryside awaits you. A walk from the cottage will lead you on to The Great Flat Lode, a 12 km circular trail in the heart of the historic mining district. Equidistant from both the South and North coasts, amazing beaches await you in either direction. Sandy Porthtowan and Portreath on the North coast are popular with surfers and sunbathers alike whilst Falmouth beaches on the South Coast are all within 30 minutes’ drive. Gwithian Sands offers some of the nicest coastal walks, superb surfing, seal watching and arguably the best beach café. Paying a visit to iconic St Ives is a must to enjoy browsing the many boutiques and art galleries, including the famous Tate Gallery. Stop for some refreshments at one of the many cafés and restaurants located around the pretty harbour. Fabulous Falmouth, also home to The National Maritime Museum, is within easy reach. For a different day out why not visit the quieter waters of the picturesque Restronguet Creek and take the opportunity to stop for some lunch at the well-known waterside Pandora Inn at Mylor Bridge. The Hayloft is bursting with country chic charm throughout and offers a blissful rural escape at any time of the year.
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