Peal Cottage, Two Waters Foot is a charming three-bedroom retreat nestled in peaceful Cornish countryside, offering families and friends an ideal base for exploring both coasts. The welcoming open-plan lounge and dining area features vaulted ceilings and large windows flooding the space with natural light, comfortable sofas arranged around a TV, and a farmhouse-style dining table seating six. The well-appointed kitchen in the adjacent room provides everything needed for preparing family meals, with a double electric oven, dishwasher, washer / dryer, and generous fridge / freezer space.
Step through the garden doors onto the private enclosed lawn, perfect for children and dogs to play safely, with a furnished patio for al fresco dining and a barbecue for summer evenings. The ground floor master bedroom offers a comfortable king-size bed and its own en-suite shower room with walk-in shower, whilst upstairs two welcoming twin bedrooms share a family bathroom with shower over bath. Beyond your private garden, seven and a half acres of shared grounds invite exploration, featuring tranquil woodland walks and freshwater swimming spots, whilst The Barn provides a communal space with wood burner, and a games room offers dartboard and pool table entertainment. Private parking for two cars completes the practical facilities.
Picture mornings with coffee on the patio, watching wildlife flit through the surrounding parkland. Spend days exploring Cornwall's stunning coastlines and hidden valleys, perhaps trying your hand at fishing in the freshwater lake, then gather round the farmhouse table sharing stories of your adventures. As twilight falls, wander through the woodland paths listening to owls calling, or settle into The Barn's comfy sofas beside the crackling wood burner, planning tomorrow's coastal discoveries.
Peal Cottage, Two Waters Foot places you perfectly for discovering Cornwall's finest attractions and dramatic landscapes. Restormel Castle in Lostwithiel (6 km) rises magnificently above the Fowey valley, this 13th-century circular fortress offering stunning panoramic views, beautifully preserved ruins, and seasonal wildflower displays perfect for atmospheric picnics and scenic riverside walks. Bodmin Jail in Bodmin (11 km) brings Georgian and Victorian crime and punishment vividly to life through spine-tingling guided heritage tours, interactive exhibitions, and genuinely atmospheric paranormal experiences in this imposing ancient prison. Wheal Martyn Clay Works in Carthew (18 km) tells the fascinating story of Cornwall's china clay industry through engaging displays and restored machinery, all set within beautiful parkland ideal for family exploration. The Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewan (24 km) enchant visitors with their remarkable restoration story, diverse plant collections ranging from subtropical jungles to productive Victorian gardens, and rich wildlife habitats including ponds teeming with rare newts.
Venture further to uncover more of Cornwall and Devon's treasures. Dragon Archery in Holsworthy (46 km) offers a truly unique experience, combining expert archery instruction with themed fantasy and historical ranges that captivate beginners and experienced archers alike. Upper Tamar Lake (48 km) sits peacefully on the Cornwall-Devon border, its tranquil waters and surrounding countryside providing perfect opportunities for gentle lakeside walks, wildlife watching, and moments of complete serenity. Dartmoor Zoo in Sparkwell (53 km) combines diverse wildlife encounters with important conservation programmes and engaging educational activities, making it a rewarding family day out that delights animal lovers of all ages.
The historic town of St Austell lies 18 kilometres away, where centuries of china clay mining heritage blend with contemporary attractions including the world-famous Eden Project's spectacular biomes and year-round events. Meanwhile, Bude sits 41 kilometres from the cottage. This thriving seaside resort boasts award-winning golden beaches perfect for surfing and swimming and dramatic clifftop walks along the South West Coast Path. There area also excellent independent shops and restaurants celebrating the very best of Cornish coastal living.
