Leaferne, Marhamchurch is a stunning four-bedroom holiday home that effortlessly blends contemporary luxury with beautiful period character. The heart of the property is the impressive open-plan kitchen, living and dining area, where exposed beams and original brickwork create a wonderfully atmospheric space. The kitchen is exceptionally well-equipped, whilst generous dining space is provided by both the main table and an additional breakfast table. The bright living area invites you to relax on plush sofas whilst enjoying the Smart TV, and just off this main space you'll discover the cosy snug, complete with comfortable seating, another Smart TV, and a warming wood burner.
Step outside through the sliding glass doors to discover the delightful dual-level garden, where a paved patio with outdoor seating and gas barbecue leads down to an incredibly spacious lawn, ideal for children's games and four-legged friends to roam freely. Back inside, the ground floor continues with a convenient utility room, a shower room with walk-in shower, and a bedroom fitted with a super-king zip-and-link bed (convertible to twins on request) and Smart TV. Upstairs, under a glistening chandelier, three further bedrooms await: the master king-size room boasts an en-suite shower room with waterfall shower, the second offers a comfortable double bed with Smart TV, whilst the third pas a with a king-size zip-and-link bed (convertible to single beds on request). A light and airy family bathroom with bath, separate waterfall shower and WC completes this thoughtfully designed home.
Picture mornings filled with sea-salted air drifting through open windows, the promise of golden beaches just moments away. Spend sun-drenched days building sandcastles at low tide, exploring hidden rock pools, or challenging the Atlantic waves. As afternoon fades to evening, gather around the outdoor table for barbecued feasts.
Leaferne, Marhamchurch places you perfectly to explore North Cornwall's captivating coastline and countryside, with the charming village of Marhamchurch itself offering a welcoming pub and village shop within 200 metres of your door. The Castle in Bude (5 km) is a historic landmark housing fascinating art galleries, an engaging heritage centre, and a delightful café, all set within scenic grounds overlooking the beach and canal where you can watch boats glide peacefully by. Cornwall At War Museum in Davidstow (21 km) presents an extensive collection of wartime memorabilia and compelling exhibits that bring to life the profound impact of conflicts on this beautiful region. Jamaica Inn in Bolventor (27 km) is an ancient smuggling inn steeped in legend and mystery, offering charming accommodations, a unique museum celebrating its colourful past, and delightful dining experiences on the atmospheric expanse of Bodmin Moor. The Big Sheep in Abbotsham (30 km) guarantees a fun-filled family day out with thrilling rides, entertaining live sheep shows, and attractions that will have children laughing and learning throughout your visit.
Venture further afield to discover even more of the Southwest's treasures. Trevibban Mill Vineyard in Tredinnick (45 km) is a picturesque estate where guided tours through flourishing vines and orchards lead to delightful wine tastings, all set within grounds that provide a stunning backdrop for celebrations and special occasions. Camel Creek Family Theme Park in Tredinnick (51 km) delivers excitement for all ages with thrilling rides, wonderful animal encounters, and seasonal events that bring fresh magic throughout the year. Wheal Martyn Clay Works in Carthew (53 km) is a fascinating clay mining museum set within beautiful parkland, offering absorbing insights into Cornwall's vital china clay industry through interactive exhibits and heritage trails.
The utterly enchanting fishing village of Clovelly lies 23 kilometres away, where impossibly steep cobbled streets tumble down to a picturesque harbour, lined with unique galleries, traditional cottages, and an 18th-century hotel that seems frozen in time. Meanwhile, Saltash is a 49-kilometre drive. One of Cornwall's largest towns boasting a rich maritime heritage, excellent shopping opportunities, and the magnificent Royal Albert Bridge designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, which spans the River Tamar in graceful testament to Victorian engineering prowess.
