Woodlands Cottage, Two Waters Foot is a detached rural retreat nestled within 12 acres of private woodland, offering the perfect sanctuary for families and couples seeking countryside tranquillity. The tastefully fitted kitchen is fully equipped with an electric oven, induction hob, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge with ice box, and coffee machine—everything you need to create memorable family meals. Step through the French doors into the spacious open-plan lounge / kitchen / diner, where comfortable sofas invite you to relax and a Smart TV provides entertainment during cosy evenings.
Outside, a generous terrace furnished with table and chairs awaits al fresco dining, whilst a large private garden with a covered gazebo provides endless opportunities for outdoor relaxation. Seven acres of woodland with riverside walkways offer peaceful exploration on your doorstep. The property features two light and airy bedrooms: a double with en-suite shower room and a twin room, alongside a separate bathroom with shower over the bath, ensuring comfort for all guests. Off-road parking for two cars completes this woodland haven.
Imagine waking to the gentle sound of woodland birdsong, brewing fresh coffee in your fully equipped kitchen, then stepping onto the terrace to breathe in crisp countryside air. Spend lazy afternoons exploring seven acres of private woodland and riverside walks, or simply unwind in the garden gazebo with a good book. As evening falls, gather around and create cherished memories in this tranquil retreat.
Woodlands Cottage is perfectly positioned to explore the very best of Cornwall's diverse attractions. Start with nearby Bodmin Jail (10 km), which offers fascinating guided heritage tours and interactive exhibitions exploring Georgian and Victorian crime and punishment, bringing history to life. The striking 13th-century ruins of Restormel Castle (12 km) provide stunning panoramic views, beautiful gardens, and excellent picnic spots ideal for a leisurely afternoon. The captivating Eden Project (15 km) enchants visitors of all ages with its extraordinary biomes, diverse plant collections, and interactive exhibits exploring the relationship between people and nature. Just slightly further afield, St Austell Brewery (19 km) showcases award-winning beers and sustainable brewing practices, with guided tours available for enthusiasts keen to discover local heritage.
For those seeking more distant adventures, the National Maritime Museum Cornwall (48 km) celebrates the region's rich seafaring heritage with engaging exhibits, boat collections, and interactive family activities that captivate curious minds. Stithians Lake Activities Centre (53 km) offers an idyllic lakeside location with water sports, fishing, and scenic nature trails for outdoor enthusiasts. The subtropical splendour of Trebah Gardens (54 km) features vibrant plant collections, winding paths, and a private beach for a truly magical day out.
Beyond these attractions, the charming coastal towns of Padstow (26 km) and Newquay (34 km) are within easy reach. Padstow delights food lovers with its renowned restaurants and picturesque harbourside charm, offering everything from Rick Stein's famous seafood establishments to cosy traditional pubs serving fresh Cornish catches. This charming fishing port provides the perfect culinary escape. Meanwhile, Newquay, voted Best Seaside Town for Families, boasts miles of golden sandy beaches including the popular Fistral Beach, famous for its excellent surfing conditions. Just a 25-minute drive apart, these two Cornish gems offer contrasting yet complementary experiences – Padstow's gastronomic excellence and Newquay's welcoming, laid-back atmosphere create the perfect combination for traditional seaside holidays and lasting family memories.
