Log Cabins to RentThink rugged coastlines, sandy beaches, great surf and sparkling blue seas, the wild moors of Dartmoor to the Somerset Levels and the dramatic Cheddar Gorge, the South West has plenty to offer. With a lively arts scene, great local food and walking and cycling opportunities galore.
Peacefully located down its own private drive, this property sits within 220 acres of land. Perfectly positioned within a beautiful part of Cornwall, the spectacular North Cornish coast and moors are within easy reach, offering all year round activities from surfing, cycling, walking and golf to name a few. For a great day out, choose from one of the many popular attractions nearby, including The Eden Project, Newquay Zoo, Padstow, Polzeath and Launceston Steam Railway. Closer to home, guests are invited to make the most of the fantastic facilities on site, which include pony rides, meeting the alpacas, coarse fishing, tennis and even feeding the lambs. Inside, this beautifully converted stable block is cosy yet spacious and full of original charm. The lounge/kitchen/diner is open plan and features exposed beams and brickwork. In the traditional kitchen area, you will find a cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, ceramic hob and use of a tumble dryer. Dine at the oak table before retreating to the lounge area to warm up beside the wood burner while watching the Smart TV and DVD. The spacious king size master bedroom is located upstairs together with a cosy twin bedroom with exposed beams overhead. Downstairs there is a further king size bedroom with additional single bed, perfect for a young child. The bedrooms share a family bathroom with separate shower. Step outside and you will find a large enclosed, shared garden with swings and a sandpit, a safe haven for children and dogs. Patio with seating area, bordered by pretty plants and trees, this is a serene and pleasant space in which to enjoy an al fresco meal at the picnic bench. 1 dog welcome between 1st September through until 26th May excluding peak Easter period. Additionally, guests with a dog will be subject to a 150 refundable security deposit payable on arrival.
Situated just 4 miles up the beautiful Cornish coastline from Newquay, this lovingly converted dairy barn truly does offer the perfect romantic retreat. Situated between Watergate Bay and Mawgan Porth (2 miles) which both offer sandy golden beaches as well as being ideally placed for exploring the countryside. Feel the crackle of twigs beneath your feet on picturesque walking trails in land or for a more coastal scene, jump on the rugged South West Coast Path, where you will surely find many rugged coves and historic fishing villages to explore. Newquay itself provides many reasons for a day trip including the glorious golden sandy beaches and turquoise waters beyond, famous for providing some of the best surf in the UK. There are also many local eateries serving up all sorts of local delicacies. Other popular attractions include Newquay Zoo (4 miles) and the hugely interesting Eden Project just 16 miles away. Upon entering this cosy converted dairy barn you will soon notice the fabulous blend of original and contemporary features on offer. The open plan lounge/kitchen/diner sits on slate flooring and is well equipped with everything you need for a relaxing stay. The lounging space makes you feel at home as soon as you arrive and provides a comfortable sofa and warming wood burner allowing you to put your feet up, relax and enjoy your favourite films on the Smart TV. Onto the kitchen you have everything you need for a stress free, convenient stay whilst the solid oak dining table sits multiple guests with ease. Making your way upstairs there is a beautiful king size bedroom with exposed open beams. It has a solid oak bed, dressing table, Smart TV and console table with a fitted double wardrobe. The en suite shower room connects to this room. Stepping outside the cottage will bring you to your own enclosed patio space, complete with outdoor seating and BBQ allowing you to relax under the stars with your favourite tipple.
Situated just 4 miles up the beautiful Cornish coastline from Newquay, this lovingly built barn serves up a fabulous blend of both coast and countryside amenities for all to get stuck into. Be sure not to forget your walking boots with easy access to the beautifully scenic South West coast path, where you will find many rugged coves and historic fishing villages to explore. You can hop on this path in Newquay, which provides glorious golden sandy beaches, many local shops, cafés and restaurants serving up all sorts of local delicacies. Other popular attractions include Newquay Zoo (4 miles), Pirates Quest crazy golf (4.5 miles), the Eden Project (16 miles) and many National Trust properties which are certainly worth adding to your holiday agenda. Upon entering this beautifully built home you will soon notice the light and spacious interior it has on offer. The home features an upside down layout, with underfloor heating downstairs and beautiful exposed beams and open plan living throughout the upper floor. Making your way up to the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner you have everything you need for a truly fabulous stay, the lounge provides a comfortable corner sofa and cuddle chair to relax in front of the warming wood burner on those chillier nights, alongside enjoying your favourite films on the Smart TV. The kitchen also provides everything you will need for a stress free stay, whilst the dining table provides ample space for guests to wine, dine and share all the memories of the holiday. Making your way back downstairs guests have the pick of three bedrooms all offering something different. The master bedroom provides a king size bed with an accompanying en suite shower room, the second bedroom provides a super king bed which can be split into two singles upon request, and finally, the third bedroom possesses a double base bunk bed. Completing this stunning interior is the family bathroom, offering a shower over bath and WC. Stepping outside the home guests have exclusive access to their own enclosed garden and multi level patio spaces. There is comfortable outdoor seating and a BBQ provided allowing guests to unwind with friends and family on those stary nights, or even enjoy a spot of al fresco dining.
Located at the end of a narrow country lane, the rural positioning of this property makes it a tranquil and truly idyllic escape, with far reaching countryside views all around. Boscastle is close by, and features a range of amenities to cover anything you may need. The selection of beaches and coves makes the area ideal for families: Crackington Haven, Polzeath, Trebarwith Strand and Widemouth Bay are all within easy driving distance, perfect for a day trip with a picnic or to try a spot of surfing. There are lots of local walks, with a footpath easily accessible from the property, and the South West Coast Path not far away. Venture further afield for picturesque Padstow, or surfer s paradise Newquay. The majority of rooms are on the ground floor, with only one room upstairs. Stunning from the moment you enter, the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner has A frame beams and oak flooring throughout, creating a light, airy space for you to relax and socialise in. There is a selection of seating in the lounge area, with sofas and armchairs to sink into and watch something on the TV/DVD, read a book, or chat with friends and family while admiring the view, and a wood burner to keep off the chill in the winter months. The dining table comfortably seats six people, with views across the countryside, whilst the contemporary kitchen area has everything you could need during your stay, including a Belfast sink, dishwasher, electric oven, gas hob, freezer, fridge and microwave. Off the kitchen there is a separate utility building, housing a washing machine, tumble dryer, drying rack and shower cubicle. The first of the bedrooms on the ground floor has been lovingly decorated, and is pretty and tranquil with a double bed, whilst the second room has twin single beds. There is also a bathroom, featuring a bath, separate shower and WC. On the first floor in the eaves of the house is the master bedroom, which has exposed A frame beams, a king size bed, TV/DVD, and an en suite shower room with WC. The outside of this property benefits from an enclosed lawn area, gravelled patio section with garden furniture and BBQ for al fresco dining, and spectacular views all around. There is also a shower head, ideal for rinsing sandy feet after a beach trip, or washing off wetsuits. Ample parking is available.
Within walking distance from the centre of the popular harbour town of Padstow. The property commands a peaceful position at the end of a long farm track, creating a delightful environment for children and animals, free from passing traffic. Padstow has long been regarded as Cornwall's capital of food , with celebrity chef Rick Stein taking residence within the attractive town. This historic harbour town boasts a wealth of galleries along its winding streets as well as some of Cornwall's finest cafes, tea rooms and restaurants. A short drive away are some of the finest beaches and secluded coves along this coast that are aptly referred to as the seven bays for seven days . Approached by a long drive your cottage awaits. Enter into the lounge/kitchen/diner, styled traditionally with original exposed beams and tastefully furnished capturing the character one would expect of a traditional Cornish cottage. The lounge area is a perfect place to relax after a day's adventures, or for those winter breaks cosy up around the wood burner whilst taking in your favourite programmes on the TV. The kitchen area is fully equipped and provides all the essentials one would expect for your holiday cooking requirements, comprising of electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, dishwasher and washer/dryer. Off from the lounge/kitchen/diner are two double bedrooms, both styled with a traditional cottage theme that runs throughout the property. The bathroom is located on the ground floor and has a shower over bath and WC. From the lounge/kitchen/diner a beautiful pine staircase leads to bedroom number three, a splendid twin room in the attic with an apex ceiling and velux window capturing estuary views, the perfect den for adults and children alike. Heading outside the property benefits from a patio area with garden furniture overlooking the ornate pond, with living wildlife full of insects, frogs and newts at certain times of the year and an enclosed garden laid to lawn again with garden furniture.
This lovingly converted barn sits in the grounds of the owner s home and makes a stylish and homely base from which to explore all that the region has to offer. It is conveniently located on the edge of the village of Kilkhampton and just under 6 miles from the beautiful seaside town of Bude, with its choice of sandy stretches to relax on in the summer months or try your hand at some water sports. The beautiful Sandymouth beach is less than 4 miles away, with its sandy beach and café. There is much to see and do in the area with market towns such as Bideford (20 miles) and Holsworthy (10 miles). The Tamar Lakes (just under 3 miles) are also easily reached, offering an array of water based activities, walks, and fishing. Attractive and cosy, this reverse level barn has plenty of little quirks and character features and is contemporarily styled to ensure your holiday is as relaxing as possible. Entering the barn there is a hallway ideal for kicking off your shoes, and a utility area with a washing machine. The remainder of the ground floor offers the sleeping accommodation. There are two bedrooms: one king size room with wall mounted TV, en suite shower and WC, and a door leading out to the decking outside, and one a king size zip and link (which can be made into 2 6 single beds on request) this also has a wall mounted TV, en suite shower and WC, and a door leading out to the decking area. Heading upstairs, the winding wooden staircase leads to the bright and airy open plan lounge/kitchen/diner, complete with chic soft furnishings, a sofa bed, comfortable chairs, and Smart TV. The kitchen itself comprises an electric oven and induction hob, built in extractor, microwave, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher. A dining table and chairs allow everyone to sit and eat together whilst enjoying the panoramic countryside views from the picture window with a Juliette balcony. Outside, the barn has lots of added extras to make your stay a special one. The private decked area has garden furniture, loungers, and a charcoal BBQ, and leads to the hot tub, where you can relax after a long day out. There is a lawned area beyond the decking, ideal for watching the sunsets and socialising around the rustic firepit. There is private off road parking for two cars and an electric vehicle charging point (extra charge payable direct to owner).
Approached via a private driveway, this property is surrounded by 220 acres of farmland. Should you wish to venture out of the grounds, there s plenty to discover nearby, including the north coast of Cornwall, with its many lovely sandy beaches and pretty seaside villages, as well as the dramatic landscapes of Bodmin Moor, where there are plenty of fantastic walks and cycle rides to be had. The town of Bude is just a 20 minute drive away and offers a wide choice of shops, pubs and restaurants, alongside a leisure pool, golf course and canal, for an enjoyable day out. Also within a reasonable driving distance are Padstow, Boscastle and Tintagel. Arranged on a single storey, this detached converted barn has bags of character, seen in features throughout which include exposed stonework and wooden beams. The lounge, kitchen and diner are all open plan, creating a large social space and the heart of the home. Within the lounge area, you ll be greeted by a feature granite fireplace with wood burner, offering up crackling flames as you relax and watch the Smart TV and DVD. Into the farmhouse style kitchen, guests will find all the appliances they need to ensure they feel at home, including an oven and hob, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge/freezer, microwave and use of tumble dryer. Should you wish to take a break from cooking, a chef can be arranged to provide home cooked meals. The dining table looks out through the patio doors to the surrounding countryside views. This property has three bedrooms: Two king size bedrooms and one with three single beds. One of the king size bedrooms benefits from an en suite. There is also a family bathroom, which has a bath, shower and WC. For an even more relaxing stay, reflexology and massage treatments can also be arranged with the owner. Reached through the patio doors in the dining area, the property enjoys a decked balcony area with seating, perfect for sitting back and watching the sunset. There is also an enclosed garden area with a BBQ to cook up an al fresco meal. Elsewhere on site, guests are free to enjoy the wealth of leisure facilities, which are shared with the other properties; these include a coarse fishing lake, full sized tennis court, swings, sandpits and a large indoor games area. In here guests will find facilities to play badminton, table tennis, football and basketball as well as toddler friendly toys. There are also many farm activities to enjoy including walks along the farm trail, pony rides, collecting the eggs from the chickens, meeting the pigs, alpacas and calves and bottle feeding the lambs. 1 dog welcome between 1st September through until 26th May excluding peak Easter period. Any property identified with increased accessibility may have different levels of provision, it is therefore advisable that you contact us before you book to ensure the property meets your specific needs and requirements.
Take a short stroll from the garden to the magical St Nectan s Glen waterfall, or meander 5 minutes down the road to Rocky Valley, a hidden Cornish gem. Alternatively a five minute drive takes you to the medieval village of Tintagel, with its craggy ruins steeped in myths and legends and Merlin s Cave set in dramatic surroundings with another beautiful waterfall. Surfers will also be in their element with Trebarwith Strand, which has life guards during the summer season, a surf school and is pet friendly just slightly further afield; and from here step out on the South West Coast Path and take in the glorious views of the north coast on route. Other attractions accessible from here include Port Isaac, Padstow and Rock, The Eden Project, Tate Gallery at St Ives, and numerous National Trust properties. Step inside this stunning property and through into the fabulous open plan living area with floor to ceiling windows and French doors providing access to outside and expansive sea views. This great sociable space also offers a lounge, kitchen, dining area, and a Smart TV; and provides the perfect place to relax after a day exploring. The kitchen is also perfectly appointed and boasts an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. Handily all of the accommodation is arranged on the one level, making this a great option for all ages. The light and airy hallway from the living area leads to the beautiful bedrooms, the first of which is a spacious king size bedroom with Smart TV, floor to ceiling windows offering stunning sea views, and French doors to outside. Two further double bedrooms, both with king size beds, are located next to this and both of these boast an en suite shower room with WC. A cosy twin bedroom, and then a family bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC, completes the offering inside the property. Venturing outside, further highlights await in the shape of a large decked balcony with stunning sea views and garden furniture, and this spans the entire front of the property. There is also a delightful enclosed garden with lovely field views, gently sloping lawn, garden furniture to the rear. Ample private off road parking is provided on the driveway directly outside.
A perfect base for touring the whole of Cornwall and Devon, you will be less than three miles from the A30 which leads to a wealth of attractions. Explore the north and south coast beaches, the Eden Project, Dartmoor, Exmoor and Bodmin Moor. Why not take a trip to the North Devon coastline to Clovelly, Bideford and Hartland? The coastline is wild and largely forested, recently seen in BBC s The Night Manager too. Nearby, the former Kernowian capital Launceston has a good selection of eateries and pubs, there s a good selection of antique shops and independents across the hilly centre too. On entering this impressive detached barn conversion, you will find yourself in the cosy and inviting lounge, where you can relax with the Smart TV, or snuggle in front of the traditional wood burner. Moving into the lovely open plan elegant kitchen/diner, you will find everything you might need during your stay including electric oven, hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and microwave. The attractive dining area is ideally situated and perfect whether you re enjoying a big meal or grabbing a snack. You will find also find a comfortable king size bedroom on the ground floor, as well as a shower room with WC on the ground floor. Heading upstairs you will find two more comfy bedrooms: one king size with en suite shower room with WC, and a huge master bedroom with super king zip and link, which can be made into a twin on request, with TV and en suite bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Stepping outside you can unfurl on the private patio and lawn area with garden furniture and charcoal BBQ. There s also a large garden area shared with the other properties, and a play area for kids where they can have fun on the trampoline. A shared utility room is on site which has washing machines, tumble driers and fridge/freezer. There is plenty of parking available.
Located in an ever popular part of North Cornwall, you will be just a three minute drive from the beautiful sandy beach of Widemouth Bay and eight minutes from the vibrant coastal town of Bude, busy all year round and boasting plenty of shops and restaurants, an 18 hole links golf course, sport and leisure centre, bowling greens, coarse and sea fishing, a choice of beachs and beautiful clifftop walks. The picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac, with fine local cuisine and famed for its association with Doc Martin lies to the west, as does ever popular Padstow and Newquay. Other places of interest accessible from here include King Arthur s castle, The Eden Project, Crealy Adventure Park, Bodmin Moor, and numerous National Trust properties and gardens, such as Lanhydrock. Stepping into the delightfully beamed two storey barn conversion you will immediately find yourself in a light and cosy open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Here squishy sofas, a Smart TV with DVD and a warming wood burner effect electric fire welcome you into the lounge area. The dining area is beautifully appointed with a contemporary country style kitchen table, settle and dresser and the well appointed kitchen offers an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. Heading up the stairs to the first floor you will then discover the bedrooms, each boasting a beautiful double height ceiling with original exposed beams. These comprise a king size bedroom with en suite shower and WC, and a delightful little twin bedroom. There is also a separate bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Heading outside, there is an enclosed private garden to the front of the cottage with lawn area, gravelled patio area, garden furniture and charcoal BBQ. Ample private off road parking is provided within 10 yards. Shared on site leisure facilities within about 20 acres of private woodland and farmland include an indoor tennis court, pool table, table tennis, giant outdoor chess,river trout and coarse lake fishing, woodland walks and a kite flying field. .
