Mulberry, South Torfrey Farm, Golant is a beautifully converted three-bedroom barn offering a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern luxury. The heart of this former threshing barn lies in its warm and welcoming open-plan lounge / kitchen / diner, where exposed ancient wooden beams create character throughout. The fully equipped kitchen boasts an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer and dishwasher, making holiday cooking a pleasure rather than a chore.
Step outside to discover an array of exceptional shared facilities including a heated indoor endless pool, relaxing sauna, and games room with pool table. Your private hot tub awaits for intimate evening soaks, whilst the enclosed patio area with BBQ and garden furniture provides the perfect setting for al fresco dining. The property features three comfortable bedrooms: a master king-size suite with en-suite shower room and TV/DVD, plus two twin rooms, one with its own en-suite. A family bathroom with shower over bath completes the accommodation.
Picture yourself unwinding in the hot tub after exploring Cornwall's treasures, then gathering in the characterful lounge as ancient beams frame your evening conversations. The gentle sounds of the countryside create a tranquil backdrop as you plan tomorrow's coastal adventures, perhaps starting with a refreshing dip in the heated pool.
Mulberry, South Torfrey Farm, Golant enjoys an enviable position in this sought-after village on the picturesque upper reaches of the Fowey River. The charming Fowey Aquarium (6 km) offers fascinating glimpses into Cornish marine life with interactive touch pools, whilst the impressive Restormel Castle in Lostwithiel (11 km) provides stunning views from its 13th-century circular ruins. St Austell Brewery (13 km) invites you to discover award-winning beers and brewing heritage, and the magical Lost Gardens of Heligan (21 km) enchant visitors with their remarkable restoration story and diverse plant collections.
Venture further to Hidden Valley Discovery Park in Tredidon (49 km) for exciting family-friendly puzzle adventures through woodlands, treasure hunts, and interactive outdoor challenges that delight children and adults alike. Alternatively, explore the elegant 18th-century Antony House and Gardens (52 km), a magnificent National Trust property famous as a filming location for Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland, featuring beautiful formal gardens, historic interiors, and stunning views over the River Lynher. The National Maritime Museum Cornwall in Falmouth (53 km) celebrates the county's rich seafaring heritage with engaging interactive exhibits, historic vessels, and fascinating displays covering everything from Cornish fishing traditions to modern marine conservation.
The nearby market town of Wadebridge, just 27 kilometres away, beckons cyclists and walkers with its famous Camel Trail – a spectacular 18-mile traffic-free route following a former railway line alongside the scenic River Camel to Padstow, perfect for families with hire shops and cafés en route. This charming town also offers independent shops and riverside walks. Meanwhile, the vibrant resort of Newquay, 42 kilometres distant, boasts some of Cornwall's most celebrated golden beaches including Fistral Beach, renowned for its excellent surfing conditions, alongside laid-back coastal charm, bustling harbour, excellent restaurants, and family-friendly attractions making it ideal for memorable seaside holidays.
