Byre

Camelford 1.6 miles. Nestled into a cluster of quaint holiday cottages resting in Trethin, near Camelford, Byre is an idyllic base for a family or group of friends looking to explore the coast and countryside of Cornwall. Be welcomed by this charming stone-built property, noticing the other stunning buildings and picturesque grounds as you unpack from off-road parking and make yourself at home in the charming living/dining room, curling up beside the woodburning stove with a coffee and planning the day ahead of you. Guests can enjoy a heart-warming meal together at the dining space, having made the most of the beautifully presented kitchen, a light and airy space mixing the historic feel of the cottage with contemporary furniture and ample amenities. Freshen up in the ground-floor bathroom where you can enjoy a soak in the tub or a warm shower. Three beautifully-presented bedrooms await your relaxation, each overlooking the gardens and with storage for your belongings, including a double with an en-suite shower room, a double and a twin. Outside, make the most of the communal garden space with a picnic in the sunshine, whilst the communal utility takes care of all of your sandy clothes. Trethin is a lovely rural area with rural views and access to both the countryside and coast of Cornwall. If you need a hot meal, a glass of your favourite beverage, or wish to stock up on essentials, head over to the riverside village of Camelford, where there is a shop, pubs and tasty eateries. The property is within reach of a wide variety of historical sites such as King Arthur’s Hall, Stannon Stone Circle, Trippet Stone Circle and Delford Bridge, as well as fantastic walks through the local scenery. If you fancy a day spent beside the seaside, head over to Tintagel where there is an amazing castle and breath-taking coastal walks stretching for miles along the rugged cliffs and pretty beaches, or visit Polzeath, ideal for spending a day on the beach or trying out watersports such as surfing. Byre is a beautiful hideaway for your Cornish adventure.

The old market town of Camelford nearby is located close to Cornwall’s north coast and is ideally situated for exploring the wild country of Bodmin Moor and the high cliffs, hidden coves, fishing villages and surfing beaches that populate this beautiful area. The shops in this old market town have delicious local produce. The South West Coastal Path is a year-round attraction and the surrounding villages and hamlets harbour a wealth of country inns and restaurants. With Wadebridge for a great day out shopping and the Camel Trail for biking and walking, Launceston the old capital of Cornwall with its 13th-century castle, Camelford with the best fish and chips you’ll ever taste, Padstow and Port Isaac for fine dining, Bossiney, Trebarwith and Tregardock beaches for surfing and the fascinating tiny worlds of the rock pools, along with Tintagel, Boscastle, Polzeath and the myriad of other coastal villages to enjoy. Be sure to check out Tintagel, where you will find a magnificent castle, Merlin’s Cave, the National Trust sites of Glebe Cliffs and Tintagel Old Post Office, and the King Arthur’s Arms Inn. You have a dazzling array of days out waiting for you all within easy reach.