Chapel Barn is a charming barn conversion in rural Bodmin, blending rustic character with modern comfort. The kitchen features an electric oven, electric hob, microwave, and dishwasher, perfect for preparing hearty meals. The spacious open-plan living and dining area invites you to relax by the cosy woodburner whilst enjoying Netflix on the 42″ TV, or unwind with a Bluetooth speaker as your soundtrack. Step outside to your enclosed private courtyard with patio and garden furniture, ideal for morning coffee or evening moments. Access to the shared riverside garden offers peaceful strolls where you might glimpse otters, deer, and bats amidst natural wildlife.
Two beautifully appointed bedrooms occupy the lower ground floor. The first offers a zip-and-link kingsize bed (convertible to two singles) with a luxurious ensuite bath and shower, whilst the second features a spacious double with a walk-in shower room. Thoughtful extras include electric central heating, included bed linen, towels, and Wi-Fi, plus initial woodburner logs and travel cot and highchair on request.
Imagine waking to the gentle gurgle of the nearby Camel River, sunlight filtering through your windows. Brew a morning coffee in your well-equipped kitchen, then venture outside to spot wildlife in the riverside gardens. As evening descends, gather around the crackling woodburner, sharing stories of your countryside adventures. This is the perfect sanctuary for those seeking peace, nature, and cherished family moments.
Chapel Barn, Bodmin, is perfectly positioned for exploring the best of Cornwall's heritage and natural attractions. Begin nearby at Bodmin Jail (2 km), where you can delve into fascinating Georgian and Victorian history with guided heritage tours and paranormal experiences. Continue to the magnificent Restormel Castle (8 km), a 13th-century circular castle offering stunning views, historic ruins, and seasonal flowers perfect for scenic walks and family adventures. Camel Creek Family Theme Park (13 km) provides thrilling rides, animal encounters, and exciting seasonal events to delight visitors of all ages. The Lost Gardens of Heligan (22 km) enchants with its magical restoration, diverse plant collections, and wildlife habitats—an absolute must for those seeking enchanting walks and natural beauty.
For those with a passion for discovery, venture to Plymouth Gin Distillery (45 km), where you can experience the rich heritage of gin-making with guided tours and tastings at this historic distillery established in 1793. The King Edward Mine Museum (48 km) in Camborne offers compelling exploration of Cornwall's tin mining heritage through guided tours and educational exhibits at this award-winning site. The sublime Trebah Gardens (49 km) in Mawnan Smith showcases a subtropical garden with vibrant plant collections, winding paths, and a private beach.
The charming nearby towns of Port Isaac and St Austell provide wonderful opportunities for memorable family adventures during your stay. Just 14 kilometres away, Port Isaac captivates visitors with its quintessentially Cornish character, featuring a picturesque harbour where traditional fishing boats bob alongside ancient stone quays. This delightful coastal village gained international fame as the filming location for the beloved television series “Doc Martin”, and fans can explore the familiar streets and landmarks from the show. Meanwhile, St Austell is a 15-kilometre drive inland and offers a completely different experience, being home to the world-renowned Eden Project. These magnificent biodomes house thousands of plant species from around the globe, creating an educational and inspiring day out that fascinates visitors of all ages while showcasing environmental innovation.
