Tawnawood, Fletchersbridge is a characterful converted Cornish barn nestled within a peaceful 20-acre estate, offering a warm and inviting retreat for families or friends. The spacious open-plan living area welcomes you with vaulted ceilings, exposed stone walls, and a cosy wood-burning stove, perfect for relaxing evenings with comfortable seating and a Smart TV. The generous country kitchen and dining area comes fully equipped with electric oven and hob, fridge freezer, microwave, dishwasher, and Nespresso coffee machine, providing everything needed for memorable family meals around the large dining table.
Stepping outside, your private enclosed patio offers garden furniture, a charcoal barbecue, and a fire pit for atmospheric alfresco dining whilst soaking up far-reaching views across the Glynn Valley and Lanhydrock Estate. Upstairs, two comfortable bedrooms await: a light and airy king-size room and a charming twin bedroom, both promising restful nights. The modern family bathroom features both a relaxing bath and energising power shower. A separate utility barn houses the washing machine and tumble dryer, whilst a games room with ping pong table and dartboard provides additional entertainment. One dog is welcome to join your countryside escape, with dedicated parking for one car and electric vehicle charging available on site.
Picture mornings with coffee on your private patio, valley mist lifting to reveal rolling countryside stretching towards distant horizons. Spend sun-drenched days exploring woodland trails straight from your door, then return to the warmth of crackling logs and home-cooked suppers around the farmhouse table. As darkness falls, gather by the fire pit under star-filled Cornish skies, woodsmoke drifting across the estate whilst you toast marshmallows and swap stories of the day's adventures.
Tawnawood, Fletchersbridge sits perfectly positioned for exploring Cornwall's finest treasures, with Cardinham Woods opening directly onto the estate for immediate forest hiking and cycling adventures. The Camel Trail (5 km) offers a scenic bike route between Wenfordbridge, Bodmin, Wadebridge and Padstow, following a disused railway line through picturesque river valleys, ancient woodlands, and characterful countryside villages. Jamaica Inn in Bolventor (13 km) brings Cornwall's smuggling heritage vividly to life with its fascinating museum, charming period accommodations, and excellent dining right on Bodmin Moor. The Eden Project in Bodelva (13 km) captivates visitors with its spectacular biomes housing diverse plant collections from across the globe, alongside interactive exhibits exploring humanity's relationship with the natural world. Tintagel Castle (23 km) crowns dramatic clifftops with breathtaking coastal panoramas, steeped in Arthurian legend and connected by an impressive modern footbridge spanning the rugged gorge between ancient ruins.
Venture further to discover more of Cornwall's compelling attractions. Upper Tamar Lake (49 km) straddles the Cornwall-Devon border, offering peaceful waterside walks and tranquil countryside views for anyone seeking their own slice of serenity away from busier coastal spots. The Great Flat Lode Trail in Treskillard, a 50-kilometre drive away, guides walkers, cyclists, and horse riders through Cornwall's extraordinary mining heritage on this scenic circular route past historic engine houses with stunning rural vistas. Poldark Mine in Trenear (55 km) provides fascinating underground tours through authentic workings, bringing Cornwall's rich mining legacy to life with atmospheric guided experiences through the depths.
The historic clay mining town of St Austell, home to the world-famous Eden Project, lies 16 kilometres from Tawnawood and offers excellent shopping alongside intriguing industrial heritage sites documenting Cornwall's china clay story. Meanwhile, Redruth sits 47 kilometres from the barn. This characterful market town combines vibrant creative arts venues with handsome Victorian architecture and easy access to beautiful surrounding countryside perfect for walking, cycling, and horse riding through quintessentially Cornish landscapes.
