Located in the charming village of Altarnun, near Launceston in Cornwall, this beautifully converted stone barn offers an inviting retreat for up to four guests. The property serves as an excellent base for exploring the stunning landscapes of both Devon and Cornwall. Guests can enjoy a cozy living area featuring an electric woodburner stove, alongside a well-equipped kitchen complete with a dining area. The first floor houses two beamed bedrooms: a luxurious double room with a four-poster bed and a twin room, complemented by a bathroom equipped with an electric over-bath shower.
This holiday accommodation is designed with comfort in mind, providing essential amenities such as electricity, full LPG central heating (with an additional charge from October to March), bed linen, and towels for a small fee. Families are catered for with the availability of a cot and high chair. Entertainment options include Freeview TV, a DVD player, and a radio/CD player, while practical features such as a microwave, washing machine, dishwasher, and Wi-Fi ensure a convenient stay. Outside, guests can unwind in the garden, which is furnished with patio furniture and a barbecue, making it perfect for al fresco dining.
Set between the picturesque villages of Altarnun and Polyphant, these stone barns maintain their rustic charm with mellow stone walls and old beams. They boast an elevated position that offers breathtaking views of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, making them an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts. The surrounding area is rich in attractions, including the renowned Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, and various National Trust properties. Coastal paths and moors are easily accessible, while nearby seaside villages such as Boscastle, Tintagel, Port Isaac, and the culinary hotspot of Padstow enhance the experience of exploring Cornwall.
The historic market town of Launceston, located just five miles away, provides a range of amenities including supermarkets, shops, a castle, and sports facilities. For those looking to venture further, Plymouth is a mere 25 miles away, offering a wealth of attractions. The region is gaining recognition for its excellent pubs, restaurants, and farm shops that showcase locally sourced produce. Additionally, outdoor activities such as golf, fishing, horse riding, and cycling are readily available, with shops and a pub located just two miles from the property, ensuring guests have everything they need for a delightful stay.
Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!