Cobbledicks House, Newbridge, is a magnificent 17th-century Grade II-listed stone farmhouse offering a characterful retreat steeped in history. The wonderful farmhouse kitchen features a gas range-style cooker with gas hob and electric double oven, microwave, integrated fridge, separate fridge / freezer, and coffee machine, providing everything you need for memorable family meals. The spacious main lounge boasts vaulted ceilings and exposed stone beams, with plenty of comfortable seating and a Smart TV, whilst the second lounge offers reclining sofas, a wood burner, and another Smart TV for cosy evenings.
Step outside to discover a delightful courtyard with dining furniture and a large, fully enclosed garden featuring a fire pit, perfect for gathering under the stars. The property offers four beautifully appointed bedrooms: a super-king-size zip-and-link, two king-size rooms (one with a stunning Juliet balcony and en-suite shower room), and a twin room. With three well-appointed bathrooms including a family bathroom and shower room, Cobbledicks House ensures comfort for all guests.
Imagine waking to birdsong drifting through your Juliet balcony, brewing fresh coffee in the farmhouse kitchen, then stepping out to your raised garden bench to watch morning mist lift over the river. Spend lazy afternoons exploring hidden corners of this historic retreat before gathering around the fire pit as dusk settles, sharing stories and laughter with loved ones beneath a canopy of stars.
Cobbledicks House, Newbridge, is perfectly positioned to explore the treasures of South Cornwall and beyond. The scenic Tamar Valley trail (13 km) offers a magnificent 56-kilometre route through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, where historic quays and crumbling mines tell stories of Cornwall's fascinating past. History enthusiasts will delight in Jamaica Inn, Bolventor (19 km), the ancient smuggling inn perched on Bodmin Moor, offering a unique museum celebrating its smuggling heritage alongside charming dining experiences. Restormel Castle in Lostwithiel (25 km) presents stunning panoramic views from its remarkably preserved 13th-century circular ruins, surrounded by seasonal flowers perfect for picnics and scenic walks. Bodmin Jail (28 km) brings Georgian and Victorian crime and punishment vividly to life through interactive exhibitions and guided heritage tours, with paranormal experiences for the brave.
For those seeking further adventures, Wheal Martyn Clay Works in Carthew (48 km) reveals Cornwall's remarkable china clay heritage set in beautiful parkland, offering fascinating insights into the county's industrial past. Families will love Lappa Valley Steam Railway in St Newlyn East (52 km), where nostalgic steam train rides through scenic countryside combine with adventure play areas and miniature railways. Pirate Quest Adventure Golf in Newquay (54 km) offers swashbuckling fun through mystical caves and interactive exhibits, bringing Cornish myths and legends to life.
The nearby towns of Saltash, just 12 kilometres away, and St Austell, a 36-kilometre drive, offer delightful day trip opportunities for holidaymakers. Saltash, one of Cornwall's largest towns, boasts a fascinating maritime heritage spanning centuries, with its historic waterfront overlooking the dramatic Tamar Bridge. The town provides excellent shopping along its charming streets, plus traditional Cornish pubs and restaurants. St Austell, the historic china clay mining capital, is home to the world-renowned Eden Project with its iconic biodomes showcasing global plant species. Both destinations combine rich local culture with superb retail therapy, making them perfect additions to any Cornish holiday itinerary.
