Snappers at Penrose Burden, St Breward is a charming stone-built barn conversion for three, full of rustic character. The property is also just over a kilomete from a village shop, traditional pub and popular café, perfect for stocking up on essentials or enjoying a pint after a day's adventure. The open-plan lounge, diner and kitchen beneath exposed beams and sloping ceilings centres around a crackling wood burner, with comfortable seating, a Smart TV, Bluetooth speakers and a handy tide clock for planning coastal trips. The kitchen is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge / freezer and Nespresso coffee machine, ideal for whipping up a hearty breakfast before a day exploring the moor.
Step outside and relax on the enclosed rear patio or gather with family on the pretty front patio, complete with table, chairs and barbecue for balmy evenings. Two bedrooms offer restful retreats: a king-size room with Smart TV and charging dock, and a cosy single with its own TV and USB point. A streamlined bathroom features a double-ended bath and separate rain shower. Private parking for two cars, bike storage and EV charging are all available on site.
Picture mornings spent watching mist roll off Bodmin Moor, coffee in hand on your private patio, before lacing up boots for a walk to Brown Willy's summit. Afternoons might find you paddling at Port Isaac or cycling the Camel Trail, Snappers' Cycle Friendly credentials putting you right on the route. As darkness falls, this Dark Sky corner of Cornwall reveals a blanket of stars, best enjoyed beside a glowing wood burner with a glass of something warming.
Snappers at Penrose Burden, St Breward sits in a secluded rural corner of North Cornwall, with plenty to discover close by. Jamaica Inn in Bolventor, an ancient smuggling inn offering charming accommodation, a unique museum and delightful dining on Bodmin Moor, is ten kilometres away. Tintagel Castle, the legendary clifftop fortress steeped in Arthurian legend with a dramatic footbridge connecting its ancient ruins, lies 13 kilometres from the cottage. Camel Creek Family Theme Park in Tredinnick, a family adventure park with thrilling rides and animal encounters, is an 18-kilometre drive, while the Lost Gardens of Heligan near Pentewan, a magical restored garden with diverse plant collections and enchanting walks, is 31 kilometres away.
Venture further afield to uncover more of the Southwest's finest attractions. The National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth, the UK's largest, with stunning exhibits and underwater tunnels, is 45 kilometres from the property. National Maritime Museum Cornwall in Falmouth, celebrating maritime heritage through engaging exhibits and boat collections, is 52 kilometres away. The Milky Way Adventure Park in Clovelly, offering indoor and outdoor rides alongside the North Devon Bird of Prey Centre, is a 53-kilometre drive, perfect for a full day out with the family.
Closer to home, the historic market town of Liskeard, nestled between Bodmin Moor and the south coast, is 20 kilometres away, offering independent shops and a traditional Cornish atmosphere. Newquay, with its golden sands and captivating coastline, voted one of the best seaside towns for families, is 39 kilometres from Snappers, ideal for a day of surfing, sandcastles and seafront ice creams.
