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The Lodge is well insulated to modern standards with double glazing and a wood burner, making it a very cosy off grid bolthole in the most extremes of winter weather. Situated yards away from the River Camel nestled in Cotton Wood SSI.

The Lodge sleeps 2 - 3 adults max or two adults and 2 children up to the age of 11. Sleeping arrangements are on two levels- a ground floor level and an upper bunk level. Ground Floor can sleep 2 people, either adult or children. You have the option of two single beds which can be configured to one large double if preferred. The Upper Bunk is 4′ x 6′ in size and is able to sleep 2 children or one adult. The pitched ceiling serves as a cozy den so we do suggest this is perfect for up to two children between the ages of 6 -11 years. Access is via a ladder. Please see the Lodge pictures. Prices vary dependent on time of year. See full details on (Website hidden by Airbnb)

The nearest shop is a mile away with greater shopping and entertainment options 3 miles away along the Camel Trail in the old market town of Wadebridge. Cotton Wood is quite unique and therefore is not to everyone's taste. If you like nature, fishing, mountain biking, getting away from the crowds, or just being still for a while, Cotton Wood Lodge Hideaway could well be perfect for you! Camel Valley wines is across the valley and the Eden project is only 10miles away. The Camel cycle trail continues on from Wadebridge toward Padstow and the beaches beyond, (approximately 9 miles) or you can head inland toward Bodmin and Bodmin Moor along the easy grade cycle way.

Damson Cottage is in Rural North Cornwall with many seaside villages nearby, & within minutes cycle to the Camel Trail and Grogley where there is great cycling and walking! It boasts a fab boot room- perfect for wet gear or dogs- with underfloor heating and slate floor! There is even a warm water tap outside for mucky pooches! This barn conversion, built in the 1800s, is less than a 10 minute drive to Wadebridge. A beautifully appointed cottage set within a small courtyard, with a cosy log fire!

This wonderfully romantic cottage is like something straight off a film- think ‘the holiday’!! The cottage has a large bathroom with fluffy white towels and dressing gowns provided, and a cosy single bedroom just perfect for a child, teenager or Grandma! Set in a delightfully quiet location, this property has been stylishly furnished and makes a super retreat for people looking for a rural, quiet spot to relax after exploring the many great places Cornwall has to offer. You can step straight out of the back door and enjoy plenty of footpaths from the door of the cottage. Damson is situated on the edge of our dairy farm, in beautiful countryside. We are big on nature here- and there’s plenty of it to be spotted from the doorstep! You can walk to the river banks within 30 seconds, why not use the blankets provided and pack up a picnic for the afternoon? The furnishings are all to a high standard, as are the fixtures and fittings! The property benefits from super fast broadband, perfect for an evening in front of the fire streaming movies! Outside, the large rear lawn is perfect for al fresco dining or enjoying the peace and quiet of the country, and there's also a secluded cobbled courtyard leading off from the large utility/boot room. You could even light the chimnea on the back patio and stargaze!! Steps to entrance. All on ground floor Open plan living space:with beams Living Area: with wood burner, 50” free view TV, DVD placer, CD player, IPod dock, French doors leading to garden Dining Area Kitchen Area: with electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher Utility/boot room: with under floor heating, slate flooring, washing machine, tumble dryer and storage for boots and coats Bathroom: with roll top bath, shower cubicle, toilet and bidet Electric central heating (night storage heaters in bedroom), electricity, bed linen, towels and super fast wi-fi included. Travel cot and high hair. Small lawned garden to front. Large lawned garden to rear with sitting out area, garden furniture and BBQ. Private parking for two cars. No smoking. Please note: the property has a natural water supply from a bore hole- this is the owners own private fresh spring water supply from their farm, and it is all treated and filtered and perfect for drinking and bathing. There are steps up to the garden.

We are located just ten minutes off the A30. A short way to the north-west Padstow is home to an array of shops, pubs, restaurants and a popular cycle trail, the camel trail which you can also access from within a 10 minute cycle of the property. Fans of Doc Martin will be drawn to nearby Port Isaac where the TV series is filmed and award winning restaurants are a plenty. The villages of Rock and Polzeath are also close to hand and well worth a visit, and further down the coast is Newquay, with its fantastic beaches and surfing opportunities. An afternoon spent exploring Cardinham Woods is a must for cyclists, Bodmin Moor offers some fantastic walking terrain, and the National Trust property Lanhydrock House is just a short drive away. Beach 8 miles. Shop, pub, restaurant 3 miles.

Stay in this hand-crafted Shepherd's hut that is hidden away in Primrose Cottage's beautiful garden. The Shepherd's hut has a toasty wood-burner, comfortable double bed and is self-contained with your own cooking facilities, ensuite bijou bathroom- complete with a shower.

This hut was made using reclaimed materials by myself and my good friend Mike. Since making this hut we have started a business together making shepherd huts called Pumphrey and Weston. In the hut there is a kitchen with single hob, wood burning stove, shower, toilet and basin. The double bee is a comfy memory foam mattress.

St Mabyn is a picturesque Cornish village, with a great pub, shop and church. It is located near to Polzeath, Tintagel, Rock, Port Issac and Padstow. The Eden Project is about a 30 minute drive.

A warm welcome from us (and our dog Woody) await you in our cosy old terraced house, just 5 minutes walk from the centre of Wadebridge. Slate floors, beamed ceilings, quaint rooms and a pretty garden, your own shower room, along with a comfy bed/s and good wifi. There's plenty of shared space downstairs - a garden room, sitting room, dining room, and large kitchen you are welcome to use.

Kim & Guy invite you to come and stay in their lovely old terraced house in Wadebridge, in beautiful Cornwall. The house is Grade 2 listed and has lots of interesting history. The oldest rooms date from when it was a small detached farmhouse - 1770 we're told. It was then 'added on to' on either side to become part of a terrace (1800's). The kitchen ( and your bedroom above it) are the 'modern extension', built in 1901! We have a lovely beamed first floor double bedroom available, with two windows overlooking the garden. It's slightly separate from the other bedrooms in the house. We try to make it really comfortable, & have included the things that we appreciate ourselves when we go away. This includes things like a bedside table and lamp each side of the bed (most important!). Just outside the bedroom is a little private area with various teas, coffee, biscuits etc are provided - feel free to help yourself. There's also a little fridge for your sole use. Since the photo was taken we have upgraded the bed to a comfortable 5' King size, that can be split into two 2' 6" singles - just let us know on booking how you would like them made up. We've also added a table and chairs so you have somewhere to sit. There's a good internet signal in the bedroom, and an Amazon Echo Dot. If there are 3 of you travelling together, we can make up an extra bed on a floor mattress for an extra £20 per night. The shower room is almost en suite, next to the bedroom and again a bit separate from the rest of upstairs. It's 'sole use' while you're with us, and we provide towels on request. We also have a nice downstairs sitting room for your use, (with a TV/DVD), and a dining room off the kitchen with ceiling beams and a slate flagged floor. You are welcome to use our kitchen/diner. We know how expensive it can get when you're on holiday & have to eat out all the time. We only ask that you eat meals downstairs rather than in the bedroom. We're happy to lend wine glasses etc to take upstairs. You are welcome to use the garden. It's nice to sit out in the evening when the weather's warm. We also have a secure lockable shed in the garden if you bring bikes etc with you. We also have a studio in the garden where I make glass beads - these are for sale, or can be handmade to order while you're here. Or even better - learn to make your own 'flameworked' beads (£45 for a taster session of approx 3 hours) - and have something special to take with you when you leave! PARKING: Parking is on the road at the end of the terrace, or just up the road or round the corner. Just to note that particularly in high season, the road outside gets busier with visitor parking as we are so close to town. The road gets MUCH quieter after 6.00pm, so that is an ideal time to arrive. Having said that, we (and guests) have always been able to park within one or two minutes walk of the house. You can always pull in to the lane right in front of the house to drop off luggage, you just can't park there. If parking is a worry for you we're always happy to move our own cars for you to park. As an absolute last resort (we've never had to), there's a pay and display car park at the bottom of the road.

Wadebridge is fabulously located, just 6 miles from the stunning North Cornwall coast. It's a small, pretty market town, with a pedestrianised shopping street full of independent shops - lots of little gift shops, pubs, deli's and restaurants. From our house it's just 5 minutes walk down the hill into town, so no worries about drinking and driving if you head out in the evening. In the town itself, there's plenty of places to eat and drink. This includes several traditional Cornish pubs, Indian restaurants, Chinese take aways, tapas bars, pizzerias, and plenty of small independent cafes and restaurants. We're happy to give you recommendations! Wadebridge has a lovely park, and the River Camel runs right through the middle of town. Alongside the river, the Camel Trail runs all the way to Padstow, 6 miles away to the west, and Bodmin to the East. This is a traffic free trail specifically for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. It's a beautiful place to stroll as it overlooks the river and then Estuary, so it's popular with bird watchers and photographers too. There's plenty of bike hire places in town. Wadebridge also has a sports centre, and a twin screen independent cinema too, so there's lots to do in the evenings. If you walk up the road rather than down, you're in open countryside within 5 minutes, with plenty of public footpaths & quiet county lanes to explore. Within a short drive (8 miles) is the pretty fishing port of Port Isaac (of Doc Martin/Fishermen's Friends fame). The historic villages of Tintagel & Boscastle are just a few miles further up the road. The surfing beach of Polzeath, & the gorgeous beaches of Rock & Daymer Bay are 7 miles away. Padstow (7 miles) is a really pretty harbour town. It's home to Rick Stein and is well known for its fabulous range of restaurants. Again, you can safely cycle there from the house, and from there walk to a number of beautiful beaches. Many of the beaches face west so you can get amazing sunsets over the sea. Newquay, with good surfing beaches & nightlife, is 15 miles away. The Eden project approx 20 miles. We can tell you about lots of little hidden gems as well! Being fairly centrally situated in Cornwall, nowhere is very far away. A tour of Poldark Country down the A30 is easily do-able in a day. Obviously Cornwall is really popular in the summer, but personally we love it in the spring and autumn, when it's still mild, a lot quieter, and still as beautiful. And don't forget the wild winter waves....

A small b&b within only a stone's throw of the harbour and in the midst of the shops and restaurants of this lovely Cornish harbour town. We only let one double bedroom with an ensuite cloakroom with bathroom adjacent. Our price includes breakfast.

Great location in the middle of town close to shops, pubs, and restaurants.

Very large (3250q ft) new build house in a large plot in a beautiful part of north Cornwall. Overlooks open fields on all sides. Polzeath beach is 3 miles away and the exclusive village of Rock is 2.5 miles away.

Large brand new seven bedroomed house which is split into a four bedroomed house, a two bedroomed annex and a one bedroomed apartment over the separate triple garage. All properties can be rented separately or in any combination. All master bedrooms have king sized beds apart from the annex master bedroom which has a superking size bed. The four bed house has two master bedrooms with en- suite shower rooms, vaulted ceilings and large balconies overlooking open countryside. There is a family bathroom and two further bedrooms. One bedroom has 3 single beds, one of which can be a double. The other bedroom has 2 single beds, one of which can be made into a double. Downstairs there is a large open plan lounge, kitchen and dining space with 5 panel bi-fold doors open to a south west facing decking area ideal for sitting out on a sunny summer evening. Also downstairs is a large shower room with a toilet and a utility room with a washing machine and tumble dryer. The kitchen is equipped with a double oven, hob, microwave, dishwasher and large fridge freezer. The house has wi-fi and a blue tooth speaker system to link your own device to so you can play your own music. The lounge has a 50 inch smart TV and leather sofas. There are French doors from the lounge to the private back garden which overlooks open fields on all sides. At the front of the house there is a private garden and decking area which is accessed via the bi-fold doors from the kitchen - dining room area. The dining table will sit 14 people. There is an outside dining table and chairs to seat 10 people. The two bedoomed annex has a very large master bedroom with a supper king sized bed. There is a vaulted ceiling, large balcony and en- suite shower room. It has views over open countryside. The second bedroom is a large room with 3 single beds an ensuite shower room and views over open countryside. Downstairs is a large open plan lounge, kitchen and dining room. There are bi-fold doors out to a decking area and a sizeable private garden. There is a downstairs toilet. There is a blue tooth speaker system to link your own device to play your own music. The annex has wifi and a 43 inch smart TV. The wifi has a daily limit of 1Gb. The kitchen is equipped with oven, fridge freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. The dining table will sit 6 people. Both houses are connected by a sliding pocket door on the ground floor - which is locked and separates the house from the annex if rented out separately. Upstairs the house and annex are not connected, they are accessed by two separate staircases. The self contained apartment over the triple garage consists of a large master bedroom with a king sized bed and en-suite shower room. There is an open plan lounge with 2 leather sofas, one of which is a sofa bed, and a kitchen diner area. The kitchen has an oven, microwave, fridge and dishwasher. The lounge has a 40 inch smart TV. There is wifi. The wifi has a daily limit of 1Gb. The dining table sits 4 people. The large sofa bed which sleeps 2. Outside there is a large balcony with a table and chairs for 4 people with views over open countryside and a private garden. The house, annex and apartment can be rented out as one to give very large and flexible accommodation for up to 20 people. Pets are welcome but must be kept downstairs and are not allowed on the furniture. We charge an additional £25 per dog payable on arrival please.

Superb countryside, fantastic beaches and coastal path walking, watersports, pubs, local food and beer.

*Special March Weekend Offer* 6-9/3 (SOLD) and 13-16/3 @£66 night Look for Friday dates for summer bookings, 7 nights minimum stay commencing Fridays. The Beech Hut at St Kew Escapes, the perfect getaway for couples, a short drive from the beach, in a private secluded garden near Port Isaac. You'll enjoy your own kitchen, shower, sitting & dining area, log-burner, bedroom with king size bed & luxury linen. Nearby is a traditional village pub serving fine local ales and food.

A peaceful place to stay, a short drive from the beach. The Beech Hut is nestled under a 150 year old beech tree in a private garden near Port Isaac. Your own kitchen, shower, sitting & dining area, bedroom with king size bed & luxury bed linen. Minimum 7 nights stays are accepted from May-September, arrival day is Fridays. Short breaks, minimum 3 nights, are available from October to April. The Beech Hut in St Kew village and offers a comfortable stay with luxury mattress, bed linen and fluffy towels (except beach towels). The kitchen has a microwave/convection oven, electric hob, fridge with small freezer compartment, slow cooker so that you can come home to a hearty meal after a day exploring and a dishwasher - no need to worry about the washing up! There is no TV but guests can play DVDs on the flat screen. A selection of books and DVDs are provided for guests to use, take and add to. Wifii is also available but the connection is not always suitable for streaming. The Hut is fully insulated, cool in the summer with a log burner to keep you cosy in the winter - this is the main source of heating and logs are provided. The garden is frequently visited by barn and tawny owls along with many other wild birds and colourful butterflies. The Beech Hut is accessed by the garden path, cars can be parked nearby in the driveway. Guests can explore the garden and dip toes in the cooling stream on hot sunny days. It is separate, not overlooked by the house and contains everything needed for your stay. New for 2019, there is now a washing machine available to use in the out house. We love having guests to stay and will provide a map and tide information to help you plan your days. On arrival you'll find a welcome hamper with essentials to get you started in the kitchen and we love sharing our inside knowledge on beaches, waves, places to go and things to do if this is your first time. We will usually be here to welcome you on your arrival. The Beech Hut is secluded yet in the heart of the village and just a few paces away from the fabulous St Kew Inn with traditional Cornish ales and some of the best pub food in Cornwall served at lunchtime and in the evening. There is a large private, partially covered deck were you can BBQ on the chiminea or lunch at the picnic table in the sun in the garden and listen to the stream flowing by. The north coast and Doc Martin's Port Isaac are just 5 minutes drive away and our local village pub and Church across the lane was the setting for filming one of the Rosamund Pilcher episodes recently. If you're coming to relax, wind down and enjoy the beaches, Padstow, Rock, Polzeath, Daymer Bay, Trebarwith Strand are just some of the beautiful local options. It's possible to visit a different beach every day if you want to explore. For an active holiday there are many activities all within a half hour drive, these include: water skiing; co-steering; surfing; and sea kayaking. The Beech Hut is perfectly placed (6 miles cycling from the Hut) for the camel trail which is 18 miles of almost flat off road cycling where all manor of bikes can also be hired and Rick Steins fish and chips or posher grub will lure you to Padstow. There are also the mountain bike trails at Lanhydrock and Cardinham woods, all of these have excellent cafes and make for a great day out. In fact if it's cafes you're looking for, just ask us for our favourite indie places to go to, or our favourite cycling routes taking in stunning sea views. Slightly further afield, but reached within less than an hours drive are the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan and the delightful south coast including Fowey and Looe. The north coast of Cornwall is well known for its fine food and sea food. There are 2 Michelin star restaurants in Port Isaac as well as fine dining in Padstow. Having your own transport is essential due to the rural nature of the location. There is no public transport in the village. Sadly the Beech Hut is not suitable for those with limitted mobility due to the spiral staircase up to the bedroom.

The Beech Hut is secluded yet in the heart of the village and just a few paces away from the fabulous St Kew Inn with traditional Cornish ales and some of the best pub food in Cornwall, served at lunchtime and in the evening. There is a large private, partially covered deck were you can BBQ on the chiminea or lunch at the picnic table in the sun in the garden and listen to the stream flowing by. The north coast and Doc Martin's Port Isaac are just 5 minutes drive away, and our local village pub and Church across the lane was the setting for filming one of the Rosamund Pilcher episodes last year. If you're coming to relax, wind down and enjoy the beaches, Padstow, Rock, Polzeath, Daymer Bay, Trebarwith Strand are just some of the beautiful local options. It's possible to visit a different beach every day if you want to explore. For an active holiday there are many activities all within a half hour drive, these include: water skiing; co-steering; surfing; and sea kayaking. The Beech Hut is perfectly placed (6 miles cycling from the Hut) for the camel trail which is 18 miles of almost flat off road cycling where all manor of bikes can also be hired and Rick Steins fish and chips or posher grub will lure you to Padstow. There are also the mountain bike trails at Lanhydrock and Cardinham woods, all of these have excellent cafes and make for a great day out. In fact if it's cafes you're looking for, just ask us for our favourite indie places to go to, or our favourite cycling routes taking in stunning sea views. Slightly further afield, but reached within less than an hours drive are the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan and the delightful south coast including Fowey and Looe. The north coast of Cornwall is well known for its fine food and sea food. There are 2 Michelin star restaurants in Port Isaac as well as fine dining in Padstow.

Trevansyn Heights is a lovely self contained, conveniently located, modern and very comfortable first floor apartment of high quality .

The apartment is just perfect for two. It has one double bedroom, an open plan living area with comfy sofa, TV, DVD, a well equipped kitchen, dining space and separate bathroom with shower. There is also the convenience of an off road parking space and free WiFi. As a base with which to explore North Cornwall it really couldn't be any better. The apartment is located within a 10 minute walk to the town centre and a 5 minute walk to the Royal Cornwall Showground, so it's perfect when its event time. If the sun is out you can explore the stunning coastline and beaches, go on a bike ride on the famous Camel Trail swim, surf or sail. If its raining you can enjoy some of Cornwall's best restaurants, pubs, shops, cafes, the cinema and of course the privacy of the apartment. As a guest at the property discounted bike hire can be arranged. We look forward to welcoming you to Trevansyn Heights.

very quiet location always plenty of parking !

Situated within a beautiful quiet back street of Wadebridge lies Tregonna, a quaint, cosy holiday bolt hole with excellent amenities within five minutes walk from the town centre.

The property is just Perfect for two people. (Dogs welcome) This lovely flat has one double bedroom with an en-suit bathroom, a well equipped kitchen, cosy lounge with comfortable sofa, TV, DVD player, books and maps of local area. Right on your doorstep is the river camel, town centre,the famous camel trail and bike hire, pubs, shops, cafe's, take-away's, restaurants, cinema and much more all within walking distance. Here you have the quiet desired Fernleigh Road where its a very peaceful relaxing atmosphere. Then you have the amenities within 5 minutes walking if you want them so best of both worlds.

Wadebridge is a fantastic town and has more independent shops than anywhere in the country. It has a very personal feel and far away from the main stream. Often you will find me on a Sunday morning relaxing at many of the great independent coffee shops to choose from. The town has everything you could possibly need and of course right on the camel trail headed to both Padstow and Bodmin.

Cosy studio apartment with parking right in the centre of Wadebridge, situated on the banks of the River Camel and linked to the seaside port of Padstow by the Camel trail. The apartment is literally yards from the trail and all the amenities. Accommodation comprises separate kitchen, bedroom with fitted wardrobes, small settee, TV and WiFi, shower room . You can have everything that you want within walking and cycling distance or use as a base to explore the wonderful north Cornwall coast.

My apartment /home is close to The centre of the charming town of Wadebridge, on the Camel river . Within 10mins drive of the stunning North Cornwall coast, and wonderful beaches..

The apartment is a short level walk from the town centre...3/5 mins, once there you can choose to cycle down the famous Camel Trail to Padstow , and sample Rick Steins fish and chips !! on the way back take in the stunning views over the estuary. OR browsing in the local quirky shops, looking for that special something before stopping for a Cornish Cream Tea....Polzeath beach is 15mins away, wonderful surfing....Rock, sailing, No 1 Rock road for a brilliant dinner,15mins....Fancy a relaxing massage or pedicure ? St Mortiz Hotel and Spa, at Trebetherick, just around the corner , from Rock....Port Isaac, Doc Martin fame, 25mins along the stunning North Cornwall coast. The Eden Project near St Austell, 25mins[ a must on any visit]...Fifteens, Jamie Olivers restaurant, at Watergate Bay, Bodmin Moor and the Jamacia Inn ..Newquay, St Michaels Mount, St Ives all a short drive away, make a day of it and discover Poldark country and the Tin (URL HIDDEN) much to see that you might have to extend your stay .!!

Spring Gardens Cottage is a beautifully refurbished Georgian cottage in a secluded courtyard setting just a few moments walk from Wadebridge town centre. Right on the Camel Trail, perfect for cycling and walking, but also ideally positioned for visiting Padstow, Port Isaac and the spectacular north Cornwall coast.Ideally located for birdwatching along the Camel Trail, also fishing. North cornwall coast just 10 minutes away - ideal walking, beaches, surfing, etc. Pub/restaurants/bus station within walking distance. Dog friendly with garden. Newquay airport just 20 mins & Bodmin Parkway railway station just 20 mins away.

Located right in the heart of Wadebridge, just a few moments walk from the shops, pubs and restaurants of Wadebridge, yet tucked away in a quiet courtyard setting, this recently refurbished Georgian cottage is a delightful place to stay. Wadebridge is a fantastic base on this stretch of the north Cornwall coast as it is just a few miles from Padstow, Rock, Port Isaac and the spectacular north Cornish coast. The golden sand beaches at Polzeath and Daymer Bay are perfect for families.Spring Gardens Cottage itself is located next door to the Owners' bed and breakfast property in a courtyard setting. The courtyard is shared with the Owners' property although there is a separate area for the cottage. The cottage has been fully refurbished and retains a huge amount of character including a wonderful huge fireplace with a cosy wood burning stove. There is also gas central heating to keep you warm in the winter months. The property is presented to high standards by the Owners throughout.Accommodation Ground Floor: Open plan kitchen / dining area, leading to the sitting room.First Floor: Two good sized double bedrooms (both with 4'6" beds) and a further twin bedroom. There is a family shower room with WC.Exterior: Shared patio garden area with external furniture & BBQ facilities. Although the patio is shared with the owners, guests have full use of the whole patio area. Please be aware the property owner has cats, which may enter the garden.Facilities & Services Heating is via gas central heating and the wood burning stove. The modern fitted kitchen has a range of equipment. There is an electric oven & hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge/ freezer, dishwasher, & washing machine. The sitting room area has a flatscreen TV with Freeview & DVD player. There is an iron & ironing board and a cot & highchair are available on request.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen & towels are all included. Well behaved dogs allowed downstairs only, to sleep in own cage will be charged £5 per night, although please remember that you cannot leave dogs unattended in the cottage alone, also not on the furniture please. There is a dedicated off road parking space for ONE CAR ONLY and there is additional on-street parking available but this may not be nearby. WiFi is available at the property. Breakfast available from the owner upon request, £10 per adult, £5 for under 12s. Regrettably no smoking is allowed. A maximum of 6 guests including infants.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Friday from 4pm.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£100 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one bedroom only.

Wadebridge was originally a market town. It has an amazing 15th century bridge with 17 arches over the River Camel, which is definitely worth a visit. It is said the bridge was built on wool as this was how the wealthy landowners in the area made their money. From the day the bridge was built the town became known as Wadebridge.Both Wadebridge and nearby Camelford are both centrally located in order to explore the nearby hills and moors. Wadebridge is an excellent place from which to discover the Camel Trail, a walk and cycle track following the old railway route from Bodmin to Padstow. There is wonderful scenery and plenty of wildlife, including fantastic sightings of wading birds to see on this serene trail and bikes can be hired from the start. From Padstow you could take a boat trip across the Camel Estuary to Rock, and lounge on the beautiful beach that stretches all the way around to Daymer Bay. The National Lobster Hatchery neighbours Rick Steins empire in Padstow.The Royal Cornwall Show ground at Wadebridge hosts the county show every June, come rain or shine, opened each year by a member of the Royal Family. Cornish Farmers have had to diversify in recent years and so has the show, but they have kept their traditional roots with steam engines being shown next to the shiny new high-tech tractors. It's not every day you get to see formation JCB digger dancing in the main ring. The National Trust have three properties nearby, Lanhydrock House, Trerice and Carnewas and Bedruthan Steps. Pencarrow House & gardens is also nearby.

Self contained one bedroom flat with modern well equipped kitchen wooden floor and luxury shower room. Situated on a working farm in the countryside with easy access to the stunning North Cornwall coast and beaches Also not far from the rugged Bodmin Moor. Ideal for couples, with a sofa bed for a third person. 1 well behaved dog welcome Secure storage available for surfboards and bikes at no extra charge plenty of room for off road parking

Cosy living area with large flat screen TV

Our detached home is set in an acre of garden in a quiet rural hamlet 1 mile from the village of Chapel Amble and 5 miles from the pretty town of Wadebridge. We are ideally located to explore the villages of North Cornwall (Padstow, Port Isaac, Tintagel, Boscastle). The Eden Project is just under 40 minutes by car. Our nearest beach is Polzeath. Please note that although the tourist areas are easily accessible by car, you will need to use your car to get about due to our rural location.

We are a warm and friendly family with three young children aged 8, 7 and 5, four chickens and a cat. We like to live life simply and slowly and would love to welcome you to stay in our home. Our ground floor garden room is duel aspect and spacious with its own bathroom (with a good over bath shower) and private entrance. We can sleep 2 in a king size bed for the current listing price and there is a single bed available for an extra £10 per night. If you would like to use both beds in the room and there are only two people, there is a supplement of £5 to help with our laundry costs. The room is large enough to accommodate a travel cot / crib . We don't charge extra for a baby and can provide a travel cot if needs be. If you are a family with younger children, we are very accommodating and understanding - we have three of our own after all! Our home is an 'L' shape and the guest room is at the far end of one part of the 'L' on the other side of our 30ft kitchen / family room. Please note that although the room has its own private entrance and bathroom, it is not in a separate building. As this is an Airbnb home-stay you will be warmly welcomed into our family and during the day you will have the opportunity to meet our lovely and sometimes lively children. At night it is very quiet as your room is quite separate from our own bedrooms and lounge. We don't suffer from noise pollution here and our guests find that they sleep very well - the comfy bed gets great reviews too! We provide tea and coffee making facilities and a rustic breakfast of freshly baked home made sourdough, a selection of jams and tea or cafetiere coffee which can be eaten in the privacy of your room. The bread I make is good quality artisan bread and like all good things it takes time to make. It is more filling than your average shop bought slice of white and the fermentation process means its a much healthier option. I like to experiment with my sourdough so breakfast can include a mixture of sweet and savoury bread. My current favourite is chocolate, sultana and treacle! If you are looking for a full English breakfast we can recommend cafes in the area that provide this. The room we offer is ideal for anyone who would like a comfortable stay in a friendly home from home environment. We are a down to earth family and like to live in a low impact and low tech way, so if you want to be nourished by nature and get away from it all, this is the place for you! Our home is quirky, well loved and lived in and we guarantee you a very warm welcome and a taste of our life in this idyllic part of Cornwall. Our little hamlet has 8 houses and a very small dairy farm and is situated between the villages of Chapel Amble and St Kew. We don't have a pub of our own, but the surrounding villages do and they serve good food which makes them very popular particularly during the summer months (booking in advance is advisable during this time). Port Isaac (4 miles), Padstow (12.8 miles), Tintagel (9.6 miles), Boscastle (13 miles) are all easily accessible by car. Polzeath beach is our nearest beach and is a 10 minute drive from here and is very popular with surfers. There are several places there where you can hire surf equipment or book lessons. If you want to bring your own surfboard and wet suits we have space to store and dry them. If you are interested in something a bit different, we can provide private meditation sessions to our guests using the healing sound of the medicine drum. We can hold the session in the comfort of our lounge upstairs or in the kitchen if you prefer. Please let us know if you would like to find out more about this when you make your booking. DOGS You are welcome to bring your well behaved and child friendly dog with you (we can only allow one dog as there is limited space in the room). Our local beach Polzeath allows dogs from 1st October through to the start of Easter and there are plenty of dog friendly beaches in Cornwall all year round. Please note that we have three young (dog friendly) children, 4 chickens (in a run) and a cat, so yourdog will need to be happy to be around them. Also our garden is not enclosed and open to grazing fields (cows). There is an additional charge of £5 for your dog. If you would like to bring your dog, please message us first so we can discuss the arrangements and house rules we have in place.

We live in a pretty hamlet of 8 houses about 1 mile outside the village of Chapel Amble and 5 miles from the town of Wadebridge. There is a very small traditionally run dairy farm in the hamlet (with a herd of approximately 20 cows). The cows graze in the fields surrounding us and there are some lovely walks round the lanes where children can enjoy cow 'spotting'. St Kew with its popular St Kew Inn is just over a mile away in one direction and the Maltsters Pub in Chapel Amble is just over a mile in the other direction. Both pubs serve good quality food. Whilst you can walk to them the walks are on single track country lanes, so driving is advisable at night outside of the longer daylight hours. During peak season it is recommended to ring ahead to book a table as both pubs are very popular and get booked up quickly. Please note that we live in a rural area so do not have the facilities of a town or village, however there are shops in Wadebridge (5 miles away) including supermarkets (Tesco, Lidl, Aldi). Wadebridge is a pretty town with plenty of independent shops, cafes and restaurants. There are several good sized car parks to use in town. The Camel trail is fun to cycle along and there are plenty of bike hire companies in Wadebridge town. Rock and Padstow are nearby and there are many beaches and villages to explore in the area.

A delightful, quiet, picture postcard cottage tucked down a rural lane in St Breock - with a beautiful garden and a lovely feel. Within walking distance of the Royal Cornwall Show Ground, and minutes from Wadebridge giving superb access to the North Coast from Newquay to Bude.

Lansant-An-Vre is perfectly positioned for exploring Cornwall as the Atlantic Highway is only a few minutes away. The Royal Cornwall Showgrounds are within walking distance for those looking to attend one of Cornwall's biggest events of the year! St Breock Church is about 50m down the lane nestled in the bottom of the valley, in the valley. This is one of the most peaceful locations and you will be amazed that the A39, Wadebridge and a good sized Tesco are all within a 5 minute drive.This is a stunning little cottage loaded with character features including a beautiful sun trap of a garden, ideal for an afternoon glass of wine, reading a book or admiring the glorious rural valley. Inside you are surrounded by thick cobb walls, a bay window and a classic traditional fireplace, tastefully furnished and well equipped this cottage will ensure a magical holiday in the heart of Cornwall.Accommodation Ground Floor: Enter into lounge with plenty of character features and a wood burning stove (new for Autumn 2015 and not pictured), comfortable furniture, TV, and staircase leading to the first floor. Open doorway leading through to kitchen with fully fitted units including large gas oven and hob.First Floor: Main double bedroom (4'6" bed) with wardrobe, two windows and views over the quiet lane to the front of the property. Twin room with views over the pretty garden, bathroom with shower over, WC and hand basin. There is a stair gate at the top of the stairs.Exterior: Rear gardens with table and chairs and BBQ.Facilities & Services Heating is via oil central heating and the cosy wood burning stove in the lounge. The fully fitted kitchen has an LPG gas oven & large gas hob, washing machine, fridge freezer and dishwasher. The lounge has a flat screen TV with DVD player. WiFi is available at the property. There is an iPod dock. The garden has outside furniture.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen & towels are all included, but you will need to bring your own beach towels. Non allocated off road parking is available approximately 20 metres up a steep hill from the house. Please note that it is not possible to drive down to, or up from, the house. We regret dogs are not permitted in this property. We regret no smoking is permitted in the cottage.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£150 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one bedroom only.

St Breock is a delightful hamlet just west of Wadebridge and immediately south of the Royal Cornwall Show Ground which hosts the agricultural show in early June every year. The 13th century Church is situated at the bottom of the valley.Wadebridge was originally a market town. It has an amazing 15th century bridge with 17 arches over the River Camel, which is definitely worth a visit. It is said the bridge was built on wool as this was how the wealthy landowners in the area made their money. From the day the bridge was built the town became known as Wadebridge. The Royal Cornwall Show ground at Wadebridge hosts the county show every June, come rain or shine, opened each year by a member of the Royal Family. Cornish Farmers have had to diversify in recent years and so has the show, but they have kept their traditional roots with steam engines being shown next to the shiny new high-tech tractors. It's not every day you get to see formation JCB digger dancing in the main ring.Both Wadebridge and nearby Camelford are centrally located in order to explore the nearby hills and moors. Wadebridge is the perfect base, being the half way point, from which to discover the Camel Trail, a walk and cycle track following the old railway route from Bodmin to Padstow. There is wonderful scenery and plenty of wildlife, including fantastic sightings of wading birds to see on this serene trail and bikes can be hired from Bodmin, Wadebridge or Padstow. From Padstow you could take a boat trip across the Camel Estuary to Rock, and lounge on the beautiful beach that stretches all the way around to Daymer Bay. The National Lobster Hatchery neighbours Rick Steins empire in Padstow.The National Trust have three properties nearby, Lanhydrock House, Trerice and Carnewas and the dramatic cliffs and beach at Bedruthan Steps. Or if you fancy something different try a tour around the Camel Valley Vineyard, Cornish Wine has been growing in stature around the world and their sparkling wines are truly stunning, having picked up lots of international awards, go for a tasting you will not be disappointed!Wadebridge boasts a selection of pubs, shops and a cinema. Padstow is of course home to Rick Stein's empire and is definitely worth a visit. There is a large Tesco store approximately 1/2 mile from the cottage. There are some wonderful walks nearby, explore the stunning coastal footpath with magnificent views over secluded coves with golden beaches and crashing surf, towering headlands or alternatively head inland and explore the rugged beauty of Bodmin Moor.

We are situated in a quiet rural wooded area where the birds wake you in the morning and owls hoot softly at night. Ruthern Valley is ideal for families, friends and couples who enjoy relaxed, uncrowded and natural settings. A shop with all the essentials, plus onsite wetsuit & bike hire make it easy to get out and about in the beautiful Cornish countryside. Glamping is camping (with comfort & heating), so bring all your camping gear except the mattress.

Ruthern Valley Glamping consists of an 8 acre wooded site with plenty of space for a variety of accommodation, children's play area, chickens, pigs and lambs (in season). A woodland walk around the site, complete with an alphabet hunt, is great fun to explore.

Ruthern Valley is nestled in a beautiful wooded valley in the centre of Cornwall close to walks amongst the wild beauty of Bodmin Moor, sandy beaches and rock pools on the North and South coasts, cycling on the Camel Trail, wine tasting at Camel Valley Vineyard, the Eden Project or Lanhydrock House just for a start! You can self-cater in your wigwam or try out excellent Cornish cuisine in Padstow, Wadebridge or Rock. You'll even find a Michelin-starred chef or two!

My apartment is situated in the heart of Wadebridge, a beautiful, thriving North Cornish market town. Molesworth Street is pedestrianised and quiet and five minutes walk from the camel trail, leading to padstow. My apartment is on the first floor up steep stairs. My front door is black with an Airbnb sign in the little window and I am between "Vivienne's" haberdashery and "Barry Rowe" the jeweller and above "The Granary" restaurant.

The guests have a private double bedroom, and use of a shared bathroom

Within 15 minutes drive you can get to Rock, and Polzeath, where you can surf ,and water ski,and for walkers, there are wonderful walks over the cliffs ,along the north Cornwall coast.

Off the beaten track yet just 3 miles from Padstow... Quiet & cosy single storey cottage with double bedroom, bathroom & open plan kitchen/dining/living area. Small 2nd bedroom has narrow 2'6" built-in bunks (suitable for kids only). Situated just behind our house on The Saints Way, surrounded rolling Cornish countryside. St Issey is located 3 miles from the beautiful fishing port of Padstow, a foodie heaven. The famous "7 Bays for 7 days" & the Camel Trail are all within 12 minutes drive. Wi-fi

The cottage has a cosy, open-plan living/dining/kitchen with electric cooker & microwave. There is a king size double bedroom & small bunk room. The bunks are 2'6" wide (normal single beds are 3") so really suitable for children only, though small adults have stayed in them. There is a large bathroom with bath with shower over & a washing machine. The cottage is centrally heated with radiators. We finally have Wi-Fi too!

The cottage is just behind our house, but has it's own drive way. We're on one side of a river valley (well a stream valley!) & there are lovely views across the fields to St Issey church. We're off the beaten track but can be in the centre of Padstow within 5 minutes.

Two miles from Polzeath beach, a mile to Port Quin, half a mile to the secluded bay of Epphaven, 3 miles from Rock, 5 miles to Port Isaac along the road or 4 miles along the foot and coast path. The filming of Doc Martin will be going on in Port Isaac March to June but the village is still open as usual. Ideal for a few days surfing/kite surfing/kayaking/sailing etc or visiting the pubs/cafes and restaurants (Rick Steins, Nathan Outlaw) The Eden Project, Lost Gardens of Heligan and Lanhydrock.

There are 2 single beds in the spacious room at the front of the house, with a set of drawers and a bedside table between the two beds. They can be pushed together and I can provide a king size quilt if you prefer that. There is a shared separate WC just outside the bedroom and next to that the bathroom. There is a very large kitchen and you are very welcome to bring your own food to cook and eat in the kitchen dining room. Tea and coffee provided, please bring cows milk if you prefer that to other milk.

Quiet location on the way to Polzeath

Bird Song was custom built to ensure maximum comfort in a quaint space. It feels secluded/private and is bordered by a stream which is a tributary to the River Camel. The woodlands in the valley provide the perfect backdrop view. The surrounding area attracts an abundance of bird and wildlife. It truly is the perfect escape from it all. It seems hard to believe when, only a stroll away, you’ll find grocery shops, restaurants, bars and above all the Camel trail and bike hire to cycle to Padstow.

Bird Song has its own secluded courtyard where you’ll find a fire pit, hammock (on request), table and chairs to eat el fresco to enjoy the great outdoors to the max! Each morning you will wake up to the beautiful array of birdsong.

Wadebridge is the epicentre of Cornwall’s spectacular North Coast.

West Brae House, Wadebridge offers lovely comfortable rooms, beautiful views of the local countryside and fabulous breakfasts! A tip from our many previous guests - stay more than one night because there's so much to see here!

We have 2 very comfortable double rooms, one with a supremely comfortable superking bed and the other with a standard size but equally comfortable double. Both rooms have tea and coffee facilities, a hairdryer, WiFi and 32" TV. The rooms aren't en-suite but the bathroom is very close to both rooms and I clean it frequently to make sure it is fresh and sparkly for everyone! Many of our one night guests wish they had stayed for longer as we are ideally located to explore Cornwall, and staying in one place makes life easier, so we are pleased to offer special rates for stays of 3 nights or more. We are happy to accommodate small children (under 5) in the parents room for an additional cost of £15 per night, either in a travel cot (your own) or we can supply a small extra bed. Please enquire for more details. Breakfast is superb (check out the reviews!) with everything from freshly cooked full Cornish to porridge made with Cornish cream, or scrambled free range eggs with smoked salmon - you choose! If you have any dietary requirement just let us know beforehand and we will do our best to accommodate you. Here's the menu; Posh Porridge - made with milk and served with Cornish Clotted cream, (you can add sultanas & raisins, cinammon, banana & honey or another favourite if we have it) Home made Granola, Yogurt & Fruit Bircher muesli (can be made if ordered the night before) Home made Muesli and other cereals (usually Cornflakes, Weetabix etc) Cooked breakfasts, made with local produce wherever possible. Choose from the following; Fabulous Full Cornish Breakfast - Bacon, Sausage (Vegetarian also available), Hogs Pudding (a local speciality), Mushrooms, Baked Beans, Grilled tomato, Eggs cooked to your preference. Smoked salmon & Scrambled Eggs Free range eggs cooked to your requirements (fried, poached, scrambled)served as you wish with other breakfast ingredients or simply on toast Breakfast Omelette - served spanish style with your choice of breakfast ingredients including vegetarian Standard Omelette with one or two fillings of your choice Healthy Options Fresh fruit, low fat yogurt available if you require them Dried fruit, Nuts & Seeds to sprinkle on your cereal or porridge Tea, Coffee and Fruit juice Espresso, Cappuccino and Latte are available for an extra cost of £2 A range of teas available The house is in a great location, you can walk into town easily and we are a short drive to the coast and many lovely local beauty spots. The rest of the county is very accessible for a great holiday in beautiful Cornwall. See our website for more details about us, West Brae House, Wadebridge. We are really easy to get to by train, bus or car and we have off road parking.

Wadebridge is a fabulous town! It has lots of independent shops, cafes and restaurants, good lively pubs and a 2 screen cinema. There are lots of beautiful walks to explore straight from the house and The Camel Cycle Trail is almost literally on the doorstep! We are only a few miles from the coast with beautiful beaches and quaint fishing villages. Padstow and Port Isaac (Port Wenn of Doc Martin fame) are the more well known, but there are many others well worth a visit. A few miles away is Bodmin Moor, a wild and rugged place to visit for great walks, and traditional old pubs to stop in for a break. Further afield, Cornwall has an enormous range of extraordinary places to visit and we are centrally located to reach many of them easily if you have a car.

THE TRACTOR SHED AT MESMEAR, POLZEATH SLEEPS 2 + 2 This modern, open plan holiday barn has been beautifully converted from the farm's original Tractor Shed. Thoughtfully designed for couples, those with small children, and single occupants. The wood burner makes it perfect for holidays at any time of year. It has everything you would expect to find in a much larger property. Has a private BBQ & seating area. * There is sufficient room to place an extra bed as well as cot - please enquire

The Tractor Shed is less than 1 mile from Polzeath beach and close to Rock and Padstow. The quaint fishing village of Port Isaac, home to Doc Martin and the Fisherman's Friends is close by.

Close to stunning beaches and countryside with walks straight from the door.

A welcoming cottage, full of character features, perfect for both couples and small families and as a base to explore this wonderful part of Cornwall. Dog friendly with an enclosed garden and access to private woodland to potter through the Allen Valley and hopefully glimpse otters, salmon or trout.

Rose Cottage is part of the Lamellen Estate which has been in the family for generations. It is a semi detached cottage, next door to Honeysuckle Cottage and both were originally used for workers of Kelly Green farm which was once just below the cottages, recently, new buildings have replaced the old and the farm has been moved away from the river for environmental reasons. The cottage has a lovely welcoming feel, there is a small garden with patio area, outside furniture and sun loungers, the garden is fenced and secure for dogs. This cottage is suitable for a small family or 3 adults and has plenty of character features with exposed beams, thick walls and a wood burner to warm up those winter evenings.With excellent access to the A39 all of the delights of the north Cornwall coast are within easy reach, the golden sandy beaches are plentiful from Trebarwith Strand to Newquay and you are thoroughly spoilt for choice. The quaint fishing village of Port Isaac is 10 minutes away and is famed for being an artist's retreat and a film location for the likes of Doc Martin and Poldark. Padstow, and Rock, on the opposite bank of the Camel Estuary, are both well worth a visit and there are a plethora of restaurants to suit all tastes from Michelin starred fine dining to cosy Cornish pubs with great home cooked food.Accommodation Ground Floor: The front door opens into a small hallway at the foot of the stairs with a door leading into the living room. Double aspect with wood burning stove, comfortable sofas, TV, DVD player and dining table and chairs, door to hall and kitchen with understair storage cupboard. The kitchen has fully fitted units, table and chairs, a range of appliances and external door to garden.First Floor: Stairs lead up to landing with doors to; bedroom with 5' double bed, TV and storage. Shower room containing shower, WC and hand basin. Second bedroom with single bed and truckle under and storage.Exterior: There is parking on the drive for at least 2 cars outside of the property. There is an enclosed private garden with grass area and patio with table and chairs, barbecue and sun loungers.Facilities & Services The kitchen has a range of units & work tops. There is an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, dishwasher, American style fridge freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, iron and ironing board. The sitting room has a wood-burning stove and a flat screen digital TV with Freesat & DVD player. WiFi is available at the property. There is a further TV in the bedroom.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. Wood is supplied for the wood-burning stove. There is parking available for 2 cars on the drive. Regrettably there is no smoking. A maximum of 2 well behaved dogs may stay in the cottage at a small additional price of £30.00 per dog per week. Please note dogs may not be left unattended in the property and are not permitted upstairs. There is a cot and high chair available on request.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Rose Cottage is situated about a mile from St Tudy a quaint Cornish village, the church around which the village was built was first constructed in the 6th century and then rebuilt in the 11th, 15th and latterly 19th centuries, the village has been built around the original Celtic circular raised graveyard - known locally as "God's Acre!" St Tudy is believed to be the birthplace of Captain Bligh of the "Mutiny on the Bounty" fame! The St Tudy Inn (formerly the Cornish Arms) will welcome you in for a refreshing drink, a hearty meal or both!Wadebridge was originally a market town. It has an amazing 15th century bridge with 17 arches over the River Camel, which is definitely worth a visit. It is said the bridge was built on wool as this was how the wealthy landowners in the area made their money. From the day the bridge was built the town became known as Wadebridge. The Royal Cornwall Show ground at Wadebridge hosts the county show every June, come rain or shine, opened each year by a member of the Royal Family. Cornish Farmers have had to diversify in recent years and so has the show, but they have kept their traditional roots with steam engines being shown next to the shiny new high-tech tractors. It's not every day you get to see formation JCB digger dancing in the main ring.Both Wadebridge and nearby Camelford are centrally located in order to explore the nearby hills and moors. Wadebridge is the perfect base, being the half way point, from which to discover the Camel Trail, a walk and cycle track following the old railway route from Bodmin to Padstow. There is wonderful scenery and plenty of wildlife, including fantastic sightings of wading birds to see on this serene trail and bikes can be hired from Bodmin, Wadebridge or Padstow. From Padstow you could take a boat trip across the Camel Estuary to Rock, and lounge on the beautiful beach that stretches all the way around to Daymer Bay. The National Lobster Hatchery neighbours Rick Steins empire in Padstow.The National Trust have three properties nearby, Lanhydrock House, Trerice and Carnewas and the dramatic cliffs and beach at Bedruthan Steps. Or if you fancy something different try a tour around the Camel Valley Vineyard, Cornish Wine has been growing in stature around the world and their sparkling wines are truly stunning, having picked up lots of international awards, go for a tasting you will not be disappointed!Bodmin Moor is a couple of miles away to the East and is dominated by large granite tors which tower over sweeping expanses of moorland. Bodmin Moor has engendered fear and awe throughout history and hence provided inspiration for writers, poets and sculptors. Standing stones, burial chambers, clapper bridges cottages and farms across the moor give a hint of the 4000 years of human development ever since Bronze Age farmers first arrived.Port Isaac is about 4 miles to the North West and this has recently been the base of filming for "Doc Martin" with Martin Clunes, there are a good selection of cafes shops and pubs. Further up the coast there are all of the golden beaches and coves between Polzeath and Tintagel with some of the best surf in Europe.Bodmin lies a few miles to South West and has a large selection of supermarkets, shops and restaurants.

Our beautiful 2 bedroom annex is ideally located in a quiet tucked away position just a short walk from the centre of Wadebridge. There is a large double bedroom and a large twin bedroom. A large open plan kitchen/dining/living.

A newly renovated annex, providing 2 spacious double bedrooms. One with a double bed and the other with two single beds, there is also space to accomodate a further single bed in this room if required. Super insulation and modern electric heating provides a cosy quiet escape both in the summer and the winter. The kitchen has a full hob and oven, fridge/freezer, microwave and integrated dishwasher. We can provide a Travel Cot (bring your own bedding) and a High Chair if required to save the car space! Please remember to bring beach towels, we only provide one bath towel each and kitchen towels.

We are only a few miles from the very popular surfing beach of Polzeath, and within a short walk (10 mins) of the town centre of Wadebridge where there are plenty of pubs and restuarants. Wadebridge tennis club is just a few minutes away, right by the park and play area. Wadebridge provides an ideal location to explore the many pleasures of Cornwall. A favourite spot, Rock is only a short drive away. There are so many great walks, its hard to know where to start, but we have provided details of our favourite local circular walks for you in a folder.

Set in the heart of the north Cornwall countryside, this little hideaway is perfect for a getaway for two. This cute cabin is fully insulated and beautifully redecorated in 2019. Set in its own little space, the cabin has a lovely outdoor space, complete with pond. There is plenty of parking. As you can see from the photographs, Hawk's Nest sits in its own grounds, which can allow for a quiet and secluded get away in beautiful surroundings

We have always maintained very high standards of hygeine, but with the current Covid 19 outbreak we are very conscious of deep cleaning the accommadation after every stay. Cleaning products, including anti-bacterial spray are available in the cabin at all times. All bedding and towels are washed at 60 degrees. We understand if you wish to bring your own bedding and towels please inform us prior to arrival. (double bed) Complimentary tea, coffee, fresh milk and biscuits are available on arrival. The brand new bathroom has a lovely hot shower. The kitchen area, has a fridge, 2 ring cooker, microwave, toaster and kettle. If you bring bikes, we have secure storage and if you fancy cooking outside, we have a BBQ you can use. The cabin has one double bed, but if you are a larger group, you are welcome to camp out on the lawn and share the facilities or bring your camper. Cost per person is £10 for this option.

Our cabin is just a stone's throw away from the beautiful Cornish town of Wadebridge, which is bursting with independent shops and eateries. It is also just 2 miles from the famous Camel trail linking Wadebridge to Padstow and the picturesque sandy beaches, and less than a mile from Strong Adolfos, which arguably serve the best coffee and cake in North Cornwall!

This property is a tastefully converted stone and cob barn and is in the perfect location for both couples and families to relax or explore Cornwall. Located on our family smallholding in rural countryside it has peace and quiet, yet is ideally placed to visit both the North & South Cornish coasts, the world famous Eden Project and many pretty villages and harbours. We welcome dogs, for a small fixed price.

The space The property is split into two levels, downstairs is a fully equipped kitchen with a welcoming oil fired Rayburn, also an electric hob if needed, the bathroom with a bath and shower, and the twin bedroom. Upstairs is a light and airy living area with comfy sofas and a log burner. The barn also has central heating. The main double bedroom is off the lounge. Guest access Guests are able to park their car outside the property, there is plenty of space for their bikes if needed, also a utility area with a washing machine. There is an orchard garden with a washing line if needed. Interaction with guests We live in the farmhouse alongside the barn so we are usually around to give help with directions, suggested local sights and any general assistance. There is information, maps and leaflets in the property to assist our guests. We also have a small number of games to amuse.

The neighbourhood Our home is located in Withiel, England, United Kingdom. This area is mainly farming, very green and above all very peaceful. This area is lovely to walk and is popular for horse riders.

Quince Cottage is a superb barn conversion set in a courtyard of 5 other cottages, 2 of which are also available to let. This beautiful rural spot nestled in the Ruthern Valley is less than 10 miles away from the stunning north coast of Cornwall and a short drive from Bodmin Moor. There are plenty of walks meandering through the Cornish countryside or with stunning views from the coastal footpath of glistening, sandy beaches or coves tucked in against dramatic cliffs ravaged by the Atlantic rollers.

This delightful single level, stone barn conversion offers a spacious living area with large dining table, fully fitted kitchen, a family bathroom and 3 tastefully decorated bedrooms one of which has an ensuite shower room. The property shares the communal courtyard at the front.Quince Cottage shares the communal courtyard with other properties so large groups or several families can be accommodated at the same venue but maintain their own privacy. The other properties available to let are Sloe Cottage (sleeps 6) and Mill Corner (sleeps 4).Accommodation Ground floor: Enters into open plan lounge/dining room with an open fire, fully fitted kitchen area, doorway leading to hallway with doors to: 1 double bedroom with 5' bed, 1 twin bedroom and a family bathroom with bath and over shower. A master double bedroom with 6' bed and en suite shower room.Exterior: Shared courtyard at front with exterior furniture and BBQ facilities. Parking in designated bays.Facilities & Services Heating is via modern thermostatically controlled electric radiators and the open fire. There is a newly fitted kitchen with a range of units. There is an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. There is also a washing machine and a tumble dryer in the kitchen. The lounge area has a digital TV & DVD player, CD & Radio. There is free WiFi at the property. There is a hairdryer at the property plus an iron and ironing board. A cot and highchair are also available.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are all included. Quince Cottage has an open fire and all wood is included in your rental. Up to 2 well behaved dogs will be permitted. The first dog is FREE, but the second is at a small additional cost of £20 per week, although please remember that you cannot leave dogs unattended in the cottage alone. Regrettably no smoking is allowed. There is off road parking for up to two cars.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Short breaks are available as last minute bookings or during the off season.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one bedroom only.

Withiel is situated about 5 miles from Wadebridge and 15 miles from both Newquay and Padstow. The Atlantic Coast of Cornwall offers some of the most picturesque and breathtaking scenery in the country with golden sandy beaches at 25 locations within 20 miles from Quince Cottage; these include Crantock, Fistral, Perranporth, Polzeath and Watergate Bay. Most of these are patrolled by RNLI lifeguards during the summer season. The coastal footpath delivers some stunning walks and incredible views through this dramatic section of coastline. Hustyns, the luxury spa and resort centre, is only 10 minutes away by car and offers day passes to the gym and swimming pool as well as a variety of beauty and spa treatments. There is also a first class restaurant. The golf courses of St Enodoc and Trevose are within easy reach.These days Newquay's excellent surfing waters are the town's main industry, whereas it once used to be a major export port for the county's mining efforts as well as a north coast port for pilchard fisheries. Fistral Beach holds many surfing competitions throughout the year, and also hosts Run to the Sun over May Bank holiday, a VW and Custom Car Show. Both the Women's and Men's Gig Championships are held here, as is a balloon festival and surf and lifesaving events. Newquay Zoo now houses 130 different species in sub tropical gardens in the centre of the town.Neighbouring Watergate Bay and The Extreme Academy offers you a 'ski resort on a beach' and a plethora of activities to keep even the most active occupied. Fifteen Cornwall, founded by Jamie Oliver in 2002, sits on top of the two mile beach at Watergate offering inspirational views for the young chefs and professionals to create fantastic menus from local and seasonal produce. The Lappa Valley Steam Railway just outside Newquay offers both the old and young an interesting day out. Newquay Airport has made the north coast one of the easiest places in Cornwall to get to, with regular flights from various locations across the UK. The town also has an Aquarium, a Waterworld and numerous immensely pretty beaches for the less active. Trerice, run by the National Trust and 3 miles outside of the town, is an Elizabethan manor house and garden with restricted winter opening times.Wadebridge, once a market town, is now more widely known as being part of The Camel Trail, the cycle route out to Padstow from the depths of Bodmin Moor on the old tramway route. You can hire a bike at the start of the trail and cycle to Padstow, now famous for being home to Rick Stein's The Seafood Restaurant, amongst others which the celebrity chef owns in the town. From Padstow you could take a boat trip across the Camel Estuary to Rock and lounge on the beautiful beach that stretches all the way around to Daymer Bay. The National Lobster Hatchery neighbours Rick Stein's empire in Padstow.The Royal Cornwall Show ground at Wadebridge hosts the county show every June, come rain or shine, and is opened each year by a member of the Royal Family. Cornish farmers have had to diversify in recent years and so has the Show, but they have kept their traditional roots with steam engines being shown next to the shiny new high-tech tractors. It's not every day you get to see formation JCB digger dancing in the main ring. The National Trust have three properties nearby - Lanhydrock House, Trerice and Carnewas & Bedruthan Steps. Slightly further afield is the Eden Project in St Austell, famously built in a disused china clay pit.

A welcoming cottage, full of character features, perfect for a romantic holiday and as a base to explore this wonderful part of Cornwall. Dog friendly with an enclosed garden and access to private woodland to potter through the Allen Valley and hopefully glimpse otters, salmon or trout.

Honeysuckle Cottage is part of the Lamellen Estate which has been in the family for generations. It is a semi detached cottage, next door to Rose Cottage and both were originally used for workers of of Kelly Green farm which was once just below the cottages. Recently, new buildings have replaced the old and the farm has been moved away from the river for environmental reasons. The cottage has views up the Allen valley. There is a small garden with patio area, outside furniture and sun loungers, the garden is fenced and secure for dogs. This cosy cottage is surprisingly spacious and luxurious for a couple, with a woodburner housed in an inglenook fireplace, exposed beams, thick walls and a large bedroom with more character features.With excellent access to the A39 all of the delights of the north Cornwall coast are within easy reach, the golden sandy beaches are plentiful from Trebarwith Strand to Newquay and you are thoroughly spoilt for choice. The quaint fishing village of Port Isaac is 10 minutes away and is famed for being an artist's retreat and a film location for the likes of Doc Martin and Poldark. Padstow, and Rock, on the opposite bank of the Camel Estuary, are both well worth a visit and there are a plethora of restaurants to suit all tastes from Michelin starred fine dining to cosy Cornish pubs with great home cooked food.Accommodation Ground Floor: The front door opens into a small hallway at the foot of the stairs with a door leading into the living room. Double aspect, wood burning stove, comfortable sofas and TV, understair storage cupboard and door to kitchen. The kitchen has fully fitted units and a range of appliances, views into the garden. Further door into utility area and external door to garden.First Floor: Stairs lead up to landing with doors to; bedroom with 6' double bed, comfortable chair and storage. Bathroom containing bath with shower over, WC and hand basin.Exterior: There is parking on the drive for at least 2 cars outside of the property. There is an enclosed private garden with grass area and patio with table and chairs, barbecue and sun loungers.Facilities & Services The kitchen has a range of units & work tops. There is an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, dishwasher and an American style fridge freezer. In the utility room there is a washing machine, tumble drier, iron and ironing board. The sitting room has a wood-burning stove and a flat screen digital TV with Freesat & DVD player. WiFi is available at the property. There is a further TV in the bedroom.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. Wood is supplied for the wood-burning stove. There is parking available for 2 cars on the drive. Regrettably there is no smoking. A maximum of 2 well behaved dogs may stay in the cottage at a small additional price of £30.00 per dog per week. Please note dogs may not be left unattended in the property and are not permitted upstairs. There is a cot and high chair available on request.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Honeysuckle Cottage is situated about a mile from St Tudy a quaint Cornish village, the church around which the village was built was first constructed in the 6th century and then rebuilt in the 11th, 15th and latterly 19th centuries, the village has been built around the original Celtic circular raised graveyard - known locally as "God's Acre!" St Tudy is believed to be the birthplace of Captain Bligh of the "Mutiny on the Bounty" fame! The St Tudy Inn (formerly the Cornish Arms) will welcome you in for a refreshing drink, a hearty meal or both!Wadebridge was originally a market town. It has an amazing 15th century bridge with 17 arches over the River Camel, which is definitely worth a visit. It is said the bridge was built on wool as this was how the wealthy landowners in the area made their money. From the day the bridge was built the town became known as Wadebridge. The Royal Cornwall Show ground at Wadebridge hosts the county show every June, come rain or shine, opened each year by a member of the Royal Family. Cornish Farmers have had to diversify in recent years and so has the show, but they have kept their traditional roots with steam engines being shown next to the shiny new high-tech tractors. It's not every day you get to see formation JCB digger dancing in the main ring.Both Wadebridge and nearby Camelford are centrally located in order to explore the nearby hills and moors. Wadebridge is the perfect base, being the half way point, from which to discover the Camel Trail, a walk and cycle track following the old railway route from Bodmin to Padstow. There is wonderful scenery and plenty of wildlife, including fantastic sightings of wading birds to see on this serene trail and bikes can be hired from Bodmin, Wadebridge or Padstow. From Padstow you could take a boat trip across the Camel Estuary to Rock, and lounge on the beautiful beach that stretches all the way around to Daymer Bay. The National Lobster Hatchery neighbours Rick Steins empire in Padstow.The National Trust have three properties nearby, Lanhydrock House, Trerice and Carnewas and the dramatic cliffs and beach at Bedruthan Steps. Or if you fancy something different try a tour around the Camel Valley Vineyard, Cornish Wine has been growing in stature around the world and their sparkling wines are truly stunning, having picked up lots of international awards, go for a tasting you will not be disappointed!Bodmin Moor is a couple of miles away to the East and is dominated by large granite tors which tower over sweeping expanses of moorland. Bodmin Moor has engendered fear and awe throughout history and hence provided inspiration for writers, poets and sculptors. Standing stones, burial chambers, clapper bridges cottages and farms across the moor give a hint of the 4000 years of human development ever since Bronze Age farmers first arrived.Port Isaac is about 4 miles to the North West and this has recently been the base of filming for "Doc Martin" with Martin Clunes, there are a good selection of cafes shops and pubs. Further up the coast there are all of the golden beaches and coves between Polzeath and Tintagel with some of the best surf in Europe.Bodmin lies a few miles to South West and has a large selection of supermarkets, shops and restaurants.

A welcoming Victorian Gate Lodge at the entrance to Lamellen Estate, ample accommodation for five with two reception rooms and a cosy wood burner for those cooler evenings! Dog friendly with a lawned garden surrounded on three sides by the River Allen and a small leat with access to the estate's private gardens, woodland and further up the Allen Valley where you may be lucky enough to glimpse otters, salmon or trout.

Lamellen Lodge is a charming Victorian Gate Lodge at the entrance to Lamellen Estate and the private drive up to the main house. Two large bedrooms with views over the River Allen and the garden to the rear of the property and a smaller single, a kitchen diner with all facilities and a comfortable lounge with warming wood burning stove, relaxing sofas, TV, DVD and VHS! To the rear of the property is a private patio area, surrounded on three sides by the River Allen which winds around the house giving a magical feel of living on an island.With excellent access to the A39 all of the delights of the north Cornwall coast are within easy reach, the golden sandy beaches are plentiful from Trebarwith Strand to Newquay and you are thoroughly spoilt for choice. The quaint fishing village of Port Isaac is 10 minutes away and is famed for being an artist's retreat and a film location for the likes of Doc Martin and Poldark. Padstow, and Rock, on the opposite bank of the Camel Estuary, are both well worth a visit and there are a plethora of restaurants to suit all tastes from Michelin starred fine dining to cosy Cornish pubs with great home cooked food.Accommodation Ground Floor: The front door opens into a reception room with sofa, table and chairs and views over the rear garden, open access to both the kitchen / dining area with fully fitted units and the lounge area with comfortable sofas and a wood burning stove, doors leading to utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer, further WC with wash hand basin and also back door to the rear garden. Staircase leads from the lounge to:First Floor: Stairs lead up to landing with doors to; bedroom with 5' double bed, storage and garden / river views. Second bedroom with 6' zip and link double / twin, storage TV and DVD player and garden / river views. Third bedroom with 3' single bed and storage. Family bathroom with shower over the bath, WC and hand basin.Exterior: There is parking outside for at least 2 cars outside of the property. There is a lawned, enclosed private garden with patio table and chairs and barbecue.Facilities & Services The kitchen has a range of units & work tops. There is an electric oven and hob, a microwave, toaster, kettle, dishwasher, American style fridge freezer. The utility room contains a washing machine, tumble dryer, iron and ironing board. The sitting room has a wood-burning stove and a flat screen digital TV with Freesat & combined DVD / VHS player. WiFi is available at the property. There is a further TV in the zip and link bedroom.Miscellaneous Electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are included but you will need to provide your own beach towels. Wood is supplied for the wood-burning stove. There is parking available for 2 cars. Regrettably there is no smoking. A maximum of 2 well behaved dogs may stay in the cottage at a small additional price of £30.00 per dog per week. Please note dogs may not be left unattended in the property and are not permitted upstairs. There is a cot and high chair available on request. The A39 is close to the property so there is some road noise during busier times.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Lamellen Lodge is situated about a mile from St Tudy a quaint Cornish village, the church around which the village was built was first constructed in the 6th century and then rebuilt in the 11th, 15th and latterly 19th centuries, the village has been built around the original Celtic circular raised graveyard - known locally as "God's Acre!" St Tudy is believed to be the birthplace of Captain Bligh of the "Mutiny on the Bounty" fame! The St Tudy Inn (formerly the Cornish Arms) will welcome you in for a refreshing drink, a hearty meal or both!Wadebridge was originally a market town. It has an amazing 15th century bridge with 17 arches over the River Camel, which is definitely worth a visit. It is said the bridge was built on wool as this was how the wealthy landowners in the area made their money. From the day the bridge was built the town became known as Wadebridge. The Royal Cornwall Show ground at Wadebridge hosts the county show every June, come rain or shine, opened each year by a member of the Royal Family. Cornish Farmers have had to diversify in recent years and so has the show, but they have kept their traditional roots with steam engines being shown next to the shiny new high-tech tractors. It's not every day you get to see formation JCB digger dancing in the main ring.Both Wadebridge and nearby Camelford are centrally located in order to explore the nearby hills and moors. Wadebridge is the perfect base, being the half way point, from which to discover the Camel Trail, a walk and cycle track following the old railway route from Bodmin to Padstow. There is wonderful scenery and plenty of wildlife, including fantastic sightings of wading birds to see on this serene trail and bikes can be hired from Bodmin, Wadebridge or Padstow. From Padstow you could take a boat trip across the Camel Estuary to Rock, and lounge on the beautiful beach that stretches all the way around to Daymer Bay. The National Lobster Hatchery neighbours Rick Steins empire in Padstow.The National Trust have three properties nearby, Lanhydrock House, Trerice and Carnewas and the dramatic cliffs and beach at Bedruthan Steps. Or if you fancy something different try a tour around the Camel Valley Vineyard, Cornish Wine has been growing in stature around the world and their sparkling wines are truly stunning, having picked up lots of international awards, go for a tasting you will not be disappointed!Bodmin Moor is a couple of miles away to the East and is dominated by large granite tors which tower over sweeping expanses of moorland. Bodmin Moor has engendered fear and awe throughout history and hence provided inspiration for writers, poets and sculptors. Standing stones, burial chambers, clapper bridges cottages and farms across the moor give a hint of the 4000 years of human development ever since Bronze Age farmers first arrived.Port Isaac is about 4 miles to the North West and this has recently been the base of filming for "Doc Martin" with Martin Clunes, there are a good selection of cafes shops and pubs. Further up the coast there are all of the golden beaches and coves between Polzeath and Tintagel with some of the best surf in Europe.Bodmin lies a few miles to South West and has a large selection of supermarkets, shops and restaurants.

We are situated in a quiet rural wooded area where the birds wake you in the morning and owls hoot softly at night. Ruthern Valley is ideal for families, friends and couples who enjoy relaxed, uncrowded and natural settings. A shop with all the essentials, plus onsite wetsuit & bike hire make it easy to get out and about in the beautiful Cornish countryside. Glamping is camping (with comfort & heating), so bring all your camping gear except the mattress.

Ruthern Valley Glamping consists of an 8 acre wooded site with plenty of space for a variety of accommodation, children's play area, chickens, pigs and lambs (in season). A woodland walk around the site, complete with an alphabet hunt, is great fun to explore.

Ruthern Valley is nestled in a beautiful wooded valley in the centre of Cornwall close to walks amongst the wild beauty of Bodmin Moor, sandy beaches and rock pools on the North and South coasts, cycling on the Camel Trail, wine tasting at Camel Valley Vineyard, the Eden Project or Lanhydrock House just for a start! You can self-cater in your wigwam or try out excellent Cornish cuisine in Padstow, Wadebridge or Rock. You'll even find a Michelin-starred chef or two!

PQ2 Complete escapism. Arrive, park up, grab your bits and head down to the cabin along a private 300m footpath. Breath in the fresh Cornish sea air and crack open a cold beer under the trees and take in the stunning location.

Please note PQ2 is aimed at people looking for a secluded getaway where no mobile phone reception is a good thing. You’ll need to park up at the farm and walk 300m to the cabin. Also the bed is raised and requires climbing a ladder. Kick back and relax at PQ2. Everything you need is in the cabin. Set in a valley that runs out to the sea at Port Quin. Here you can forget about the outside world and switch off. Light the fire, nestle down in the snug lounge, put your favourite tunes on the speaker and stair out at the epic views. Take the private path from the cabin out to the road and take a 1 mile stroll down to the beach and go for a swim. If you enjoy walking you can pick up the world famous south west coast path here and either head north or south. You’ll discover empty beaches, amazing scenery and fresh Cornish air! The cabin itself is a full off-grid living space with all you need for a night or a month. Hot water, a great shower, gas hobs, kettle, a compact fridge, a modern composting toilet and toasty wood burner. Built to utilise all the space, you have a kitchen with breakfast bar, cosy snug lounge located under the raised king sized bed area. Within the lounge you have a sofa and table. Both areas share the same amazing view out of the giant end window down the valley towards Port Quin. Also you have a great outside area, perfect for sun bathing, bbq’ing up or just chilling listening to the stream below rush by.

Port Quin is located mid way along the North Cornish coast in an area of outstanding natural beauty. PQ2 is just 1 mile from the harbour set in a valley with amazing views down to the sea and over the surrounding countryside.

Small Studio Apartment, above Jo Downs Handmade Glass in Padstow. Centrally located in the heart of Padstow. Kitchenette for basic cooking only. This is a one room bedsit with a shower room /toilet. The majority of guests have found this convenient but a small number of very tall guests have found the toilet difficult to use easily.

Located above the Jo Downs Handmade Glass gallery at the corner of Middle Street and Church Street.

Padstow has established itself over the past few decades as a go to location for holiday makers visiting Cornwall. With award winning restaurants and Rick Stein's Bistro it is very popular food lovers. A lovely fishing village harbour makes it a popular picture postcard destination.