Jingles at Penrose Burden, St Breward is a charming ground-floor barn conversion, one of a secluded group of holiday lets tucked on the edge of Bodmin Moor. Step inside to discover an airy open-plan lounge, diner and kitchen, the heart of the home, where exposed beams overhead and lovely furnishings create instant warmth and character. The kitchen is well-equipped with an electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge / freezer, microwave and a handy Nespresso coffee machine. Relax in the lounge in front of the wood burner, enjoy a film on the Smart TV with DVD player, or unwind to music on the Bluetooth speaker as the countryside views stretch out beyond the window.
Step outside to discover two private patios, one at the front with table and chairs for alfresco dining, and another, more secluded spot to the rear, perfect for a quiet morning coffee. The king-size bedroom is a restful retreat, boasting uninterrupted countryside views, a TV, clock radio charging dock and a Hypnos mattress designed for a blissful night's sleep. A sleek bathroom with a rain shower over the bath completes the layout. Private parking for two cars is provided on site, with bike storage and EV charging also available for added convenience.
Picture mornings spent watching mist lift from rolling countryside, coffee in hand on your private patio, followed by lazy days exploring Bodmin Moor's wild beauty or cycling the Camel Trail towards Padstow. As dusk falls, the Dark Sky designation here means the heavens blaze with stars, best admired beside a crackling wood burner. Evenings are for simple pleasures: good food, good company and the gentle quiet of rural Cornwall.
Jingles at Penrose Burden, St Breward sits on the fringes of Bodmin Moor, surrounded by rolling countryside and designated Dark Sky skies perfect for stargazing. History buffs will love Jamaica Inn in Bolventor (10 km), the atmospheric former smugglers' haunt now offering cosy accommodation, a fascinating museum and hearty dining. Head to the dramatic coastline near Tintagel Castle (13 km), where Arthurian legend meets breathtaking clifftop views and a striking footbridge links ancient ruins across the gorge. Gin enthusiasts should make time for Tarquin's Gin Distillery in St Ervan (19 km), where handcrafted spirits capture the essence of the Cornish coast through engaging tours and tastings. Meanwhile, the Eden Project in Bodelva (22 km) offers a fascinating day out beneath its iconic biomes, exploring the relationship between people and the natural world.
Venture a little further afield and you'll discover even more of Cornwall's variety. Blue Reef Aquarium in Newquay (46 km) immerses visitors in a world of marine life, complete with interactive displays and mesmerising underwater tunnels. The Royal Cornwall Museum in Truro (51 km) celebrates the county's rich art, culture and heritage through diverse collections and dynamic exhibitions. For outdoor enthusiasts, Stithians Lake Activities Centre near Menherion (54 km) offers watersports, fishing and scenic nature trails against a beautiful lakeside backdrop.
For a taste of the Cornish coast, picturesque Port Isaac is just 15 kilometres away, its scenic harbour and traditional cottages instantly recognisable from the television series Doc Martin, alongside excellent seafood restaurants and dramatic clifftop walks. Further along the coast, the thriving seaside resort of Bude (36 km) boasts award-winning beaches, a lively surf scene and a charming town centre, ideal for a day trip filled with sea air and sandy adventures.
