The Stables at Glen View, Burncoose, is a magnificent four-bedroom barn conversion nestled in the Cornish countryside, offering luxurious family accommodation with character and charm. The stunning open-plan kitchen boasts vaulted ceilings, electric oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave, coffee machine, and fridge-freezer, perfectly designed for creating memorable family feasts. The elegant lounge area invites you to cosy up on comfortable sofas beside a crackling wood burner, whilst the Smart TV provides entertainment for all ages.
Step outside to discover your private granite-cobbled pathways leading to an enclosed garden where children and dogs can roam freely. The outdoor space features a bubbling hot tub beneath a charming pergola, gas barbecue for al fresco dining, and comfortable sun loungers for lazy afternoons. The property offers four beautifully appointed bedrooms with flexible zip-and-link arrangements, including two super-king bedrooms and two twin rooms, each equipped with Smart TVs. Three well-designed bathrooms include luxurious en-suites with freestanding baths and rainfall showers, ensuring comfort for every guest.
Picture yourself unwinding in the steaming hot tub under a canopy of stars, whilst the children challenge each other to table tennis in the games room. Wake to rolling countryside views from your bedroom window, then gather around the dining table planning adventures to nearby beaches and attractions, all whilst your faithful hounds explore the communal field beyond your private garden sanctuary.
The Stables at Glen View, Burncoose, sits perfectly positioned to explore Cornwall's diverse landscapes and attractions. Trelissick House and Gardens in Feock (11 km) welcomes visitors with panoramic views, diverse gardens, and woodland walks offering history, nature, and seasonal activities. The King Edward Mine Museum in Camborne (11 km) provides fascinating insights into Cornwall's tin mining heritage through guided tours and educational exhibits at this award-winning site. Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (16 km) delights families with guided tours, vintage tractor rides, and delicious apple-based products. Newquay Zoo (28 km) offers diverse animal exhibits and conservation projects perfect for family days out.
Adventure seekers can venture to Camel Creek Family Theme Park in Tredinnick (46 km) for thrilling rides including roller coasters and water slides, plus hands-on animal encounters with farm animals, meerkats, and exotic birds in their popular zoo area. Culture enthusiasts will discover PK Porthcurno (50 km), exploring the fascinating evolution of global communications through interactive exhibits in this unique museum housed in wartime tunnels, showcasing everything from Victorian telegraphs to modern satellite technology. The dramatic Minack Theatre in Porthcurno (51 km) provides unforgettable performances against breathtaking clifftop ocean views, with this open-air amphitheatre carved into granite cliffs offering world-class productions from Shakespeare to contemporary musicals throughout the summer season.
Truro, Cornwall's elegant county capital, lies just 13 kilometres away, offering magnificent Gothic Revival cathedral spires, excellent shopping along cobbled streets, and award-winning restaurants serving fresh Cornish produce. The city's weekly farmers' markets and independent boutiques provide perfect rainy-day entertainment for families. Meanwhile, historic Hayle, a 24-kilometre drive, beckons with three miles of golden sandy beaches ideal for surfing and rock pooling, whilst the nearby RSPB reserve attracts diverse birdlife including curlews and redshanks. The town's fascinating industrial heritage includes remnants of copper smelting works and the historic Hayle Harbour, creating an engaging blend of natural beauty and mining history perfect for family exploration.
