Rilla Mill, located near Callington in Cornwall, offers an appealing farmhouse annex that embodies the essence of Cornish country living. This delightful accommodation, set on a working farm, can comfortably sleep six guests and is surrounded by the stunning landscapes of the Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. With a nearby pub and the picturesque views of Bodmin Moor and Caradon Hill, this property serves as an ideal family getaway, combining rural tranquility with convenient access to local attractions.
The ground floor of the farmhouse features a welcoming living room equipped with a wood burner, Freeview TV, and DVD player, complemented by French doors that open onto a patio. The kitchen and dining area is well-appointed with modern appliances, including an electric oven, gas hob, and dishwasher, while a utility room provides a washing machine and additional toilet. Upstairs, guests will find three spacious bedrooms, each with Freeview TV, alongside a stylish bathroom featuring a roll-top bath and a shower cubicle. The property also includes essential amenities such as partial oil central heating, bed linen, towels, and Wi-Fi, making it a comfortable retreat.
This traditional farmhouse, built over a century ago from Cornish granite, has been lovingly maintained by the same family for three generations, who have raised beef cattle and Dorset sheep on the expansive 130-acre farm. The shared garden is a highlight, offering a large lawn area, vibrant flowers in the warmer months, and a deep pond that adds to the charm of the setting. Children can enjoy outdoor play, while the surrounding countryside invites exploration with farm walks and woodland adventures. The property is pet-friendly, welcoming two dogs, and provides private parking for guests.
Rilla Mill is ideally positioned for exploring Cornwall, situated between the north and south coastlines, with easy access to both Bude and the historic village of Tintagel to the north, and the quaint fishing villages of Looe and Polperro to the south. Nearby attractions include the Sterts outdoor theatre and the scenic Tamar Valley, known for its meandering estuary. Outdoor enthusiasts can also enjoy golfing at local clubs and horse riding in the area. With a wealth of activities and sights to discover, a week may not be enough to fully appreciate all that this beautiful region has to offer.
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