Crabbe Apple Barn, Poughill, is a beautifully renovated three-bedroom cottage that seamlessly blends rustic charm with contemporary elegance. The heart of this delightful home is its spacious kitchen, featuring a magnificent oil-fired range cooker, a practical island perfect for family meal preparation, and a coffee machine for those essential morning brews. The open-plan living area creates an inviting atmosphere with its triple-aspect windows flooding the space with natural light, while comfortable sofas gather around a characterful wood burner and Smart TV.
Step outside to discover a pristine courtyard garden with a decked terrace, ideal for alfresco dining while drinking in the verdant countryside views. The property offers three thoughtfully designed bedrooms: a ground-floor super-king-size (which can be converted to twins), a king-size, and a twin room upstairs, all featuring Smart TVs for added comfort. Two impeccably appointed bathrooms, including a downstairs shower room and a family bathroom, ensure convenience for all guests.
Imagine starting your day with freshly brewed coffee in the sun-drenched kitchen, planning adventures over breakfast at the dining table while gazing through the large glass doors at the rolling countryside beyond. As evening falls, gather around the crackling wood burner, sharing stories of beach adventures and coastal discoveries while the warm glow fills the room.
Crabbe Apple Barn, Poughill, provides an ideal base for exploring Cornwall's captivating coastline and countryside. Just two miles away lies the cherished seaside town of Bude, where three magnificent sandy beaches await, perfect for surfing enthusiasts and family beach days alike. The historic Bude Canal (4 km) offers fascinating guided walks along its sea locks and wharves, led by the knowledgeable Bude Canal & Harbour Society, providing insights into the area's rich maritime heritage.
For family adventures, The Monster Slip & Slide (8 km) promises exhilarating fun with its 360ft slide, bodyboards, and challenging maize maze. The Museum of Witchcraft and Magic in Boscastle (25 km) offers an intriguing journey through folklore and mystical history, while Launceston Castle (30 km) stands proudly atop its mound, offering spectacular views and a millennium of stories to discover.
Further afield, Bodmin Jail (50 km) provides atmospheric tours and fascinating insights into historical crime and punishment, while the Bodmin & Wenford Railway (51 km) offers nostalgic steam train journeys through picturesque landscapes. Wine enthusiasts will appreciate Trevibban Mill Vineyard (57 km), where guided tours and tastings await. Take a 15-kilometre drive to the charming market town of Holsworthy or travel 42 kilometres to the picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac, famous as the filming location for “Doc Martin”. They both make delightful destinations for a day trip.
