Barn in West Cornwall

Holiday Rental Description

This property offers peace and tranquillity for guests, situated as it is within 100acres of meadowland, on a working cattle farm. The town of Helston is two miles away, a bustling community with some interesting heritage features, including the 15th century Blue Anchor Inn. Just outside the town is Flambards, a popular theme park with a range of rides and attractions to suit all tastes, from thrill rides, to the more genteel Victorian Village. Two miles south west of Helston is the National Trust managed Penrose Estate, home to Cornwall s largest natural lake and surrounded by stunning woodland walks. You will also find several National trust gardens near by to visit. Within easy reach, are numerous beaches and harbour towns including Praa Sands, Porthleven and Coverack with Porthleven being the nearest at just over 5 miles and Praa Sands around 6 miles. This spacious property makes a wonderful getaway for a couple who want to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With underfloor heating throughout, this lovely retreat feels cosy and comfortable even on the cooler days. Guests are greeted by a traditional Cornish cream tea in the property s spacious and homely kitchen, which is well equipped with an integrated large range cooker, fridge, microwave, dishwasher, and freezer. There is also a TV and hi fi in the kitchen for guests enjoyment. The lounge is equally generous and has plenty of comfortable seating, a TV and DVD player, as well as patio doors which open out onto the garden. The property s bedroom is an elegant double with a king size bed. The shower room with WC is contemporary and light filled. Outside, the property benefits from a lovely, large enclosed garden which is mainly set to lawn, with a patio area sitting directly outside the door to the lounge. There is outdoor seating and a barbecue making this a great place to enjoy relaxing alfresco meals whilst admiring the gorgeous countryside views. Guests are also able to enjoy the farm s 100acres of meadows, and to look in on the grazing cattle.