The Chestnut Tree, Lanlivery is a delightful converted barn offering a unique inverted layout that maximizes the sweeping countryside views from its spacious living areas. The fully-equipped farmhouse-style kitchen boasts an electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, and fridge with ice compartment, perfect for creating memorable holiday meals. Upstairs, the open-plan living area reveals exposed beams and traditional Cornish granite, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere with comfortable seating around an electric wood burner effect fire, plus a TV/DVD with Freeview for cosy evenings in.
Step outside to discover an enclosed garden with seating and BBQ, ideal for al fresco dining, plus the indulgent luxury of your own private hot tub. Downstairs, you'll find two beautifully appointed bedrooms – a generous double with en-suite shower room and a charming twin – alongside a family bathroom featuring a shower over bath. With thoughtful touches throughout, including a washing machine in the entrance hall and a stair gate at the top of the steps, this converted former dairy and hayloft seamlessly blends character with convenience.
Imagine waking to the gentle sounds of the countryside, enjoying a leisurely breakfast while gazing over fields where cattle occasionally graze. Spend your days exploring the 250-acre working farm (by arrangement), before returning to soak tired muscles in your private hot tub as the sun sets. Later, gather around the dining table to share stories of your day's Cornish adventures before sinking into comfortable beds for a peaceful night's rest.
The Chestnut Tree, Lanlivery is perfectly positioned to explore Cornwall's most beloved attractions. Just 9 km away lies the world-famous Eden Project in Bodelva, where enormous biomes house diverse plant collections and interactive exhibits exploring the relationship between people and nature. History enthusiasts will appreciate the impressive stone arches of Treffry Viaduct in Luxulyan (4 km), perfect for scenic walks through the Luxulyan Valley with its rich industrial heritage. The grand Victorian Lanhydrock House near Bodmin (7 km) offers a glimpse into opulent historic lifestyles, set within beautiful gardens and ancient woodlands. For a nostalgic journey, the Bodmin & Wenford Railway (9 km) provides scenic steam train rides through beautiful countryside, complete with special events and immersive experiences.
Venturing further afield, discover the fascinating Polperro Heritage Museum of Smuggling & Fishing (31 km), showcasing the area's maritime history through captivating exhibits and photographic records. Families will delight in the thrilling rides and animal encounters at Camel Creek Family Theme Park in Tredinnick (31 km), while Newquay Zoo (33 km) offers diverse animal exhibits and engaging educational programs.
The charming town of Wadebridge (21 km) is renowned for being the starting point of the Camel Trail, offering 18 miles of flat cycling track running parallel to the River Camel and connecting to Rock and Padstow. For fans of the TV series Doc Martin, the fishing village of Port Isaac (32 km) beckons with its scenic harbour and traditional cottages, making a delightful day trip destination.
