Heritage Cottage, Bokiddick is a stunning detached retreat offering authentic Cornish charm amidst peaceful farm surroundings. The heart of this characterful home is its magnificent open-plan living space with a striking three-sided wood burner centrepiece ensuring year-round cosiness. The well-appointed kitchen boasts a distinguished oil-fired Heritage range cooker, complemented by modern conveniences including an additional electric oven, filter coffee machine, and ample appliances for effortless self-catering. The inviting lounge area features sumptuous leather sofas and entertainment options including a Smart TV and iPod dock, all beneath an impressive vaulted ceiling.
Step outside to enjoy the enclosed south-facing garden where sunshine bathes the lawn and patio throughout the day. The property offers three beautifully appointed bedrooms: a king-size with en-suite shower and TV, a versatile double zip-and-link that can transform into twin beds, and a dedicated twin room. With a family bathroom featuring a shower-over-bath and two additional en-suite facilities, Heritage Cottage ensures comfort and convenience for all guests.
Imagine waking to birdsong and breathtaking views across to Helman Tor, preparing a leisurely breakfast using local Cornish produce in your Heritage range cooker. As evening falls, gather around the flickering wood burner with a glass of wine, sharing stories of your day's coastal adventures before retreating to plush bedrooms for a peaceful night's slumber surrounded by countryside tranquillity.
Heritage Cottage, Bokiddick is perfectly positioned for exploring Cornwall's diverse attractions. Just five kilometres away lies Lanhydrock House near Bodmin, a grand Victorian country house set within beautiful gardens and ancient woodlands, offering a glimpse into opulent historic lifestyles. The Bodmin & Wenford Railway (7 km) provides scenic steam train rides through beautiful countryside with special events and immersive experiences. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to the Camel Trail (8 km), a scenic bike trail running between Wenfordbridge, Bodmin, Wadebridge and Padstow, offering picturesque views of rivers, woodlands, and charming countryside villages along a disused railway line. History buffs can explore Bodmin Jail (8 km), an ancient jail offering guided heritage tours, paranormal experiences, and interactive exhibitions on Georgian and Victorian crime and punishment.
Venture a little further to discover the Polperro Heritage Museum of Smuggling & Fishing (30 km), a harborside museum showcasing the history of fishing and smuggling with exhibits, ship models, and photographic records. Marine life enthusiasts will enjoy Blue Reef Aquarium in Newquay (30 km), an immersive experience showcasing diverse marine life, interactive exhibits, and captivating underwater tunnels. Padstow Museum (32 km) offers a volunteer-run collection of maritime, cultural, and social history with interactive exhibits and family-friendly activities.
For day trips, visit the historic clay mining town of St Austell, a 15-kilometre drive. The town is home to the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan. Once at the heart of the Cornish china clay industry, and you can explore the remnants of this past along The Clay Trails; nine mainly off-road routes that link the Clay villages with tourist attractions and points of interest. Wadebridge (17 km), known for its connection to the Camel Trail that links this this town to Rock and Padstow with nearly 30 kilometres of flat cycle track running parallel to the River Camel.
