Gwyns, St Breward is a beautifully renovated one-bedroom barn conversion nestled on the edge of Bodmin Moor, blending rustic Cornish character with sleek contemporary style. The well-appointed kitchen is equipped with an electric oven with induction hob, microwave, slimline dishwasher, washer / dryer, fridge / freezer, and coffee machine, everything you need for a wonderfully stress-free stay.
The open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner showcases the home's original exposed beams overhead, while a generous corner sofa, armchair, and Smart TV create an inviting space for relaxed evenings. Light the log burner, a basket of logs is provided, and savour the satisfying crackle of the fire after a day exploring the moors. Step outside to a shared courtyard garden, where outdoor seating and a firepit make alfresco dining and evening marshmallow toasting an absolute joy. The king-size bedroom offers ample clothing storage, served by a beautifully appointed en-suite shower room with a waterfall shower and WC.
Wake to birdsong and soft Cornish light streaming through the windows of your beautifully converted barn. Brew a coffee and carry it out to the courtyard, drinking in those far-reaching moorland views. Come evening, kindle the log burner and sink into the sofa, the warmth of the fire and the quiet of the moor wrapping around you like the most welcome of embraces.
Gwyns, St Breward is perfectly placed on the southern fringe of Bodmin Moor, putting some of Cornwall's most evocative landscapes right on your doorstep. The legendary Jamaica Inn in Bolventor (7 km) is steeped in centuries of smuggling folklore, offering a captivating museum and hearty moorside dining for curious visitors. Tintagel Castle (13 km) crowns a dramatic clifftop with Arthurian legend and sweeping coastal views, with its ancient ruins connected by a spectacular modern footbridge. For something more active, join guided kayaking tours on the River Camel from Porthilly Cove (18 km), where a scenic tidal estuary teams with wildlife and natural beauty waiting to be discovered. Round off any afternoon at Padstow Brewing Co (21 km), where multi-award-winning craft beers and immersive guided tastings delight the most discerning of palates.
A little further afield, Pirate Quest Adventure Golf in Newquay (50 km) delivers pirate-themed fun with mystical caves and Cornish legend to spare. The Blue Reef Aquarium, also in Newquay (51 km), enchants with captivating underwater tunnels and an impressive diversity of marine life, while the National Maritime Museum Cornwall in Falmouth (54 km) offers immersive exhibits and an extraordinary boat collection for all the family.
Just a 12-kilometre drive away, the picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac beckons with its enchanting maze of narrow cobbled streets and traditional Cornish stone cottages tumbling down to a scenic harbour. Made famous as the filming location for the beloved TV series Doc Martin, this charming village offers visitors the chance to explore authentic Cornish culture whilst enjoying stunning coastal views. For those seeking livelier seaside entertainment, the bustling resort of Bude is 31 kilometres distant, boasting award-winning sandy beaches perfect for surfing and family fun, alongside a wonderfully warm and welcoming coastal atmosphere that epitomises the best of Cornwall's holiday spirit.
