St Tudy 3.1 miles.
The Granary is a charming abode resting in the countryside of St. Breward, near St Tudy.
With pet-friendly accommodation and charming interiors, this property is ideal for a family or friends looking to explore the countryside of Cornwall.
The property sits on the edge of Bodmin Moor, surrounded by meadows and woodlands not far from the River Camel and is perfectly situated for those wishing to explore the picturesque yet wild Cornish coast.
Recently refurbished to a high standard, enter into the inviting open-plan living area where you'll find a comfy sitting area, dining area and wood burning stove for those restful nights in.
The kitchen has everything you need to prepare delicious, home cooked meals, with ample amenities tucked away into sleek furniture, and there is a dining table where guests can indulge in a hearty meal.
The Granary offers two well presented bedrooms with plenty of storage for your belongings, so freshen up in the family bathroom, before cosying up for the night in either a king-size or twin bedroom.
To the front is a small courtyard garden with table and chairs, ideal for alfresco dining in the sunshine as you plan the day ahead of you.
For amenities, there is an excellent local pub a 20 minute walk away in the village of St Breward, and several local shops in neighbouring villages.
Whether you want to explore rock pools, build sandcastles, or just relax with a book, you are spoilt for choice with so many beaches nearby; Trebarwith Strand, Polzeath and Tregardock to name but a few.
Here there are also ample amenities, museums, and watersports facilities to keep you entertained.
Take a stroll across Bodmin Moor, checking out the pretty scenery and the local wildlife as you go.
You might prefer to take in some sightseeing and visit the TV home of Doc Martin at Port Isaac or venture to Tintagel where the legend of King Arthur abounds.
In season, there is excellent salmon and trout fishing available in both the River Camel and the River Fowey.
Come inland and visit the former administrative centre of Bodmin and its famous jail, built in 1779 and now part restored as a visitor attraction or maybe enjoy Pencarrow House, a stunning Georgian property used in the past as a film location.
The Granary is a welcoming base for exploring the diverse part of Cornwall.