The Mews is a cosy reverse level two bedroom cottage, part of the old Tregaddick estate.
This charming, dog-friendly, holiday home benefits from an enclosed-rear garden, off-road parking for two cars and a homely, first-floor open-plan living space welcoming up to four guests.
The first bedroom with king size bed overlooks a pretty cobbled courtyard whilst the second has views of the patio and enclosed garden.
The downstairs bathroom is opposite the bedrooms and easily accessible.
The first floor open plan living space has two large comfortable sofas, Freeview TV and Sky Broadband, mini-music centre, small library of local interest books and maps and games etc for those rainy days.
The kitchen is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, small integrated fridge and microwave.
Central heating is oil fired and there is also a woodburner for those chilly nights (additional kiln dried logs are available at local shops and garages).
The charming moorland village of Blisland is within walking distance (1 mile away) offering access to the Moor and beyond.
Blisland is a beautiful village with its famous real ale pub, renowned for its character and friendly atmosphere, central green and community shop which is well stocked with local produce and crafts.
The church at Blisland has Betjeman connections.
Stunning Bodmin Moor is nearby, with its wildlife, Dark Sky status and tors.
Ponies and highland cattle roam free and some of the best moorland walks in Cornwall await the enthusiastic walker.
The Moor is rich in archaeological remains including standing stone circles, stone hut circles and King Arthur’s Hall.
Exploring the Moor, visitors can enjoy finding some of the Poldark series’ filming locations and can enjoy a hearty meal at St.Breward’s Old Inn.
Horse Riding is available at Hallagenna Stables.
The Mews is also located minutes away from the Camel Trail, ideally situated for walking locally or cycling further afield to Wadebridge and Padstow.
The Camel Trail is an impressive, level, traffic- free trail which follows the River Camel as it winds through the valley to the sea, passing quiet fields and estuary famed for its wildlife ( there are several RSPB hides dotted along the way).
The central location of Mews allows for easy access to both North and South Cornish coasts.
The rugged North coast is famous for its beaches where you can soak up the sun on the golden sands while your dog splashes around in the sea.
The South coast offers sailing out of Fowey and the family attractions of Charlestown Harbour and the Eden Project.