Glenview, St Breward is a first-floor apartment reached via a flight of internal steps, revealing a bright, welcoming interior filled with character. The beautifully renovated kitchen diner offers a stylish space to cook and socialise, with sleek units and modern appliances arranged for easy entertaining. Next door, the cosy lounge invites you to relax beside a warming wood burner, settle onto comfortable sofas, and watch the Smart TV, all while elevated, far-reaching views stretch across the moorland and countryside towards Wadebridge. A family bathroom, complete with a shower over bath, sits conveniently nearby, alongside a useful additional WC.
Although Glenview has no private outside space, moorland walks begin right on your doorstep, along with the village and its beloved country pub. Three bedrooms provide flexible, characterful accommodation: the first bedroom offers twin beds with a funky contemporary feel, the second has a romantic ambience with stylish bedding and a feature fireplace, and the smallest single room enjoys the same sweeping countryside views. Parking for one car is available at the rear of the apartment, with further space usually found nearby on the road.
Picture evenings beside the crackling wood burner, moorland views fading into dusk beyond the window, and mornings spent lacing up boots for a wander across Bodmin Moor straight from your door. Wander down to the village pub for a celebrated Sunday roast, or venture further afield to the dramatic North Cornwall coast. Whether exploring wild moorland trails or relaxing with the dogs by the fire, Glenview offers a true Cornish escape.
Glenview, St Breward sits deep in the heart of Bodmin Moor, a peaceful and historic village perfectly placed for exploring Cornwall's wild and varied landscapes, with moorland walks, birdwatching, and starlit skies right on the doorstep. Jamaica Inn, the legendary smuggling inn at Bolventor, lies just nine kilometres away, offering characterful accommodation, a fascinating museum, and hearty dining amid the atmospheric moor. Cornwall at War Museum in Davidstow (16 km) houses an extensive collection of wartime memorabilia and exhibits charting the impact of conflict on the region. A little further, Tarquin's Gin Distillery in St Ervan (20 km) invites visitors to sample handcrafted gins inspired by the rugged Cornish coast, with distillery tours available, while the Lost Gardens of Heligan (31 km) enchant with magical restored gardens, diverse plant collections, and wildlife-rich woodland walks.
Venture a little further afield and more of Devon and West Cornwall's finest attractions await. The Milky Way Adventure Park near Clovelly (52 km) promises a fun-filled family day of indoor and outdoor rides, shows, and play areas, including the thrilling Blast Quest and the North Devon Bird of Prey Centre. Pendennis Castle in Falmouth (52 km) offers a dramatic coastal fortress with panoramic views, interactive exhibitions, and plenty of family-friendly activities to enjoy. Meanwhile, Stithians Lake Activities Centre (55 km) is an idyllic lakeside spot for water sports, fishing, and peaceful nature trails amid beautiful surroundings.
Port Isaac, the picturesque fishing village made famous as the filming location for 'Doc Martin', is just 11 kilometres from Glenview, its scenic harbour and traditional whitewashed cottages well worth a leisurely wander. Bude, a thriving seaside resort town renowned for its award-winning beaches, lies a 32-kilometre drive away, perfect for a day of surfing, rock pooling, or simply relaxing on the golden sand with an ice cream in hand.
