Bowhousehay, Albaston is a beautifully appointed modern house in the heart of the tranquil Tamar Valley. Upstairs, the stunning open-plan living space truly impresses with soaring ceilings and wonderful natural light flooding through large windows. The sleek modern kitchen is impeccably equipped for creating everything from packed lunches to celebratory dinners, whilst the generous dining table invites lingering conversation over leisurely meals. Sink into sumptuous sofas beside the crackling wood burner, or step through onto the fabulous balcony where countryside views unfold before you, the ideal spot for sundowners and stargazing.
Step outside to find a big fabulous garden, equipped with garden furniture, making it the perfect place to dine alfresco or sit and relax with the family. Back inside, one the ground floor, you'll find three lovely bedrooms. The master double enjoys French doors opening onto the garden and its own en-suite shower room, while a second double and single bedroom (with trundle bed option) share the family bathroom with shower over bath. A practical utility room with outside access provides the perfect muddy paw station for four-legged friends.
Imagine mornings on the balcony with coffee and birdsong, the valley stretching peacefully below. Days might bring woodland rambles with your faithful hound, pub lunches sampling Cornish ales just steps away, or simply lounging in the generous garden while children play freely. As twilight settles, gather everyone around the dining table, the wood burner glowing warmly, sharing stories and laughter late into the evening.
Bowhousehay, Albaston places you perfectly to explore the spectacular Tamar Valley and beyond. The Tamar Valley trail (3 km) winds 56 scenic kilometres from Plymouth to Launceston through glorious Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty countryside, revealing historic quays, atmospheric mining ruins, and remarkable wildlife along its meandering path. Trethorne Leisure Park in Kennards House (19 km) delivers family fun by the bucketload with engaging indoor and outdoor play areas, delightful animal encounters, ten-pin bowling, and welcoming dining options to refuel hungry adventurers. The legendary Jamaica Inn at Bolventor (25 km) beckons history enthusiasts with its fascinating smuggling museum, characterful accommodations, and excellent dining on the wild expanses of Bodmin Moor. Okehampton Castle (29 km) stands proudly as Devon's largest castle ruins, where a dramatic Norman keep and evocative medieval guest lodgings rise hauntingly from beautiful surrounding woodland.
Venture further to discover Cornwall's most enchanting treasures. The Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewn (49 km) weave pure magic through their remarkable restoration, where diverse plant collections flourish alongside thriving wildlife habitats and captivating walks through grounds steeped in Victorian splendour. Camel Creek Family Theme Park near Tredinnick (50 km) promises thrilling rides, engaging animal encounters, and exciting seasonal events guaranteed to delight visitors of all ages. Meanwhile, Padstow Brewing Co (52 km) invites craft beer enthusiasts to savour multi award-winning brews through expertly guided brewery tours and tastings showcasing their exceptional range of unique beers.
The historic market town of Liskeard sits 21 kilometres away, perfectly positioned between the dramatic tors of Bodmin Moor and Cornwall's stunning south coast, offering independent shops, traditional markets, and welcoming cafés. St Austell lies 44 kilometres away, this historic clay mining town serving as gateway to the world-famous Eden Project, where massive biomes house exotic plants from across the globe alongside excellent restaurants, artisan producers, and engaging educational displays celebrating environmental sustainability.
