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Tredarrup is beautifully situated, set amongst farmland with fantastic views across North Cornwall's Allen Valley. 18th-century Mill Barn offers a peaceful holiday retreat and a perfect location for exploring Cornwall. Recently renovated, it retains its original character with stone walls, beams, cobbles, slate, granite and wood floors.
Converted from the old farm's two-story granary store. This spacious property sleeps six plus one small child. With a well-equipped hand built country kitchen, dining area, comfy sofas, wide screen TV with free view, DVD and for those cozy winter evenings, column radiators and a wood burning stove. There is also a separate snug room with its own DVD and video player, for games, relaxing or for children to play in. As you enter upstairs, the large open plan living area has its original high-beamed ceiling with great views across the valley. The downstairs bedrooms consist of a main double bedroom and two twin rooms with original granite floor and grain sill. Along the cobbled hallway are two twin rooms. At one end is a large bathroom with luxury freestanding bath on original slate floor, at the other, a large shower room with mosaic tiled shower cubicle.
For young families the stairs can be blocked off with purpose built wooden shutters. Fire guards are supplied and we can provide a travel cot and high chair. The property is equipped with children's table and chairs, plastic crockery and cutlery, games and much more. Between the properties we have a utility room with washing machine and drying facilities – airers, washing line with pegs, tumble dryer. You can also wash and leave muddy boots, waterproofs and wetsuits there to dry.
Mill Barn has its own outdoor covered terrace. With cobbled floor and old slate roof it looks out across our cattle and fields towards the coast. Adjacent is a grass area to kick a football or enjoy the outdoor games we provide and alongside is our own small private woodland.
There are plenty of sports to choose from nearby, go to surf school, try water skiing, wakeboarding, kite surfing, wave ski or banana boat rides. Also lots of good local fishing, fly, sea or coarse, golf clubs and a good riding stable.
Within easy reach of the North Cornish Coast, surfing at Polzeath, sailing or fishing at Rock, sandcastles at Daymer Bay, North Cornwall's West Country Way is 42 miles of sign posted traffic free routes and minor roads or the Cornish Way forms part of the National Cycle Network, consisting of 5 trails, plus the Camel Trail, providing a total of 180 miles for walkers and cyclists. Moorland and coastal walks. Nearby are Padstow, Boscastle, Bodmin Moor and the historic fishing village of Port Issac. Only half an hour from the Eden Project and 40 minutes from The Lost Gardens of Heligan.
St Teath, the local village, has a newsagent, grocery store and a pub with good food.
Parking for 3 cars close by.
Recycling facilities provided.
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