Sleeps up to 3
Weekly from £197
Weekly from £197
Rectory Farm, Bude, Cornwall
Wing of 12th Century National Trust farmhouse. Character property amidst wild and rugged countryside.
In an ideal location for a quiet break or holiday whatever time of year, this cosy romantic cottage is set in the small hamlet of Tredethy, 1 mile from the Camel Trail and 7 miles from Wadebridge giving easy access to Padstow, Rock and Polzeath. Parking directly outside Slate Cottage, you enter into the open plan living room with kitchen, dining and sitting areas. On the first floor there is the beautifully furnished bedroom with a double bed and a single which can be used for a child or a relaxing day bed. The balcony here is a delightful spot to enjoy breakfast together or a glass of wine after a day out. When it comes to dining out you are spoilt for choice with three excellent pubs, the St Maybyn Inn, the St Tudy Inn and the award winning CAMRA Blisland Inn all within a 4 mile drive. Each of these superb pubs offer top quality food and fine local ales. With a selection of some of the finest beaches Cornwall has to offer all within a short drive and the spectacular north Cornish coast waiting to be explored, Slate Cottage offers a comfortable cottage in a great location for that well-earned break all year round.
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