Badgers At Langoose, Lanhydrock, is a delightful stone cottage offering the perfect blend of traditional charm and modern comfort for memorable family holidays. The country-style kitchen invites you to create delicious meals using local produce, complete with electric oven, hob, and all essential appliances including a Tassimo coffee machine for those leisurely morning brews. The cosy lounge captivates with its exposed beams, stone walls, and deep window sills, where you can gather around the warming wood burner while enjoying the Smart TV or engaging in family games.
Step outside to discover the enclosed rear garden, beautifully landscaped with a patio terrace and pergola housing your private hot tub – the ideal spot to unwind after exploring Cornwall's treasures. Fire up the charcoal barbecue while relaxing on the outdoor seating surrounded by mature shrubs. The cottage offers three characterful bedrooms tucked beneath vaulted ceilings in the eaves, including a fun bunk room perfect for children, plus a flexible sofa bed. With three well-appointed bathrooms, including two en-suites, comfort is assured for every guest.
Imagine waking to birdsong drifting through ancient stone walls, brewing fresh coffee in your country kitchen, then slipping into the bubbling hot tub as evening stars appear overhead. Picture cosy nights gathered around the crackling wood burner, sharing stories of coastal adventures while Cornwall's countryside whispers beyond your door.
Badgers At Langoose, Lanhydrock, sits perfectly positioned to explore Cornwall's finest attractions and coastal gems. History enthusiasts will be captivated by Bodmin Jail (5 km), where guided heritage tours reveal fascinating Georgian and Victorian crime stories through interactive exhibitions. Wheal Martyn Clay Works (14 km) offers insights into Cornwall's china clay heritage set within beautiful parkland, while The Eden Project (16 km) awaits with its spectacular biomes and diverse plant collections exploring humanity's relationship with nature. St Austell Brewery (17 km) provides award-winning beer tastings and fascinating brewery tours showcasing sustainable brewing practices.
For those seeking grander adventures, St Michael's Mount (46 km) beckons with its historic castle, subtropical gardens, and legendary tales accessible via scenic causeway walks. The Monster Slip & Slide in Bude (48 km) promises thrilling family fun with its 360-foot slip and slide adventure, while St Mawes Castle (51 km) showcases a beautifully preserved fortress with panoramic estuary views.
The charming market town of Wadebridge, just 15 kilometres away, serves as the gateway to Cornwall's celebrated Camel Trail, a spectacular 29-kilometre flat cycling and walking route that meanders alongside the picturesque River Camel estuary to the coastal destinations of Rock and Padstow. This former railway line offers stunning countryside views and is perfect for families seeking gentle outdoor adventure. Meanwhile, the enchanting fishing village of Port Isaac, a 27-kilometre drive, captivates visitors with its narrow cobbled streets, whitewashed cottages, and dramatic clifftop setting overlooking a sheltered harbour. This quintessentially Cornish village gained international fame as the fictional Portwenn in the beloved television series Doc Martin, making it a must-visit destination for fans and photography enthusiasts alike.
