Long Horn Barn, Launceston is a superb single-level barn conversion offering a peaceful rural retreat for couples. Enter the inviting open-plan living space, warmed by underfloor heating throughout, where the cosy lounge welcomes you with comfortable seating and a Smart TV for relaxed evenings in. The elegant kitchen is fully equipped with electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge, microwave, and Nespresso coffee machine, perfect for preparing everything from morning coffee to hearty meals. The stylish dining area sits conveniently nearby, ideal for leisurely breakfasts or intimate dinners for two.
Step outside to your private patio and lawn area, complete with garden furniture and charcoal barbecue for al fresco dining on warm evenings. Beyond lies a large shared garden with a children's play area including trampoline, whilst a shared utility room provides washing machines, tumble driers, and additional fridge/freezer space. The comfortable king-size bedroom features an en-suite wet room with WC, creating a peaceful sanctuary after days exploring the surrounding countryside. Ample parking is available on-site.
Picture crisp moorland mornings with coffee on your private patio, the only sounds birdsong and distant sheep. Days unfold at your own pace: perhaps a ramble across ancient Bodmin Moor, discovering hidden tors and dramatic granite outcrops, or venturing to windswept coastal paths where Atlantic breakers crash against rugged cliffs. Return to your peaceful barn as evening light softens across the fields, fire up the barbecue, and settle in for a tranquil night beneath star-scattered Cornish skies.
Long Horn Barn, Launceston provides an excellent base for discovering Cornwall's diverse attractions and legendary landscapes. Trethorne Leisure Park in Kennards House (6 km) is a fun-filled leisure park featuring indoor and outdoor play areas, animal encounters, ten-pin bowling, and family-friendly dining options, perfect for entertaining younger visitors. Jamaica Inn in Bolventor (18 km) is an ancient smuggling inn offering charming accommodations, a unique museum celebrating its notorious past, and delightful dining experiences on atmospheric Bodmin Moor. Cornwall At War Museum in Davidstow (25 km) houses an extensive collection of wartime memorabilia and exhibits showcasing the profound impact and history of conflicts on the region. Tintagel Castle in Tintagel (30 km) is a legendary clifftop fortress with breathtaking coastal views, rich history tied to Arthurian legends, and a dramatic modern footbridge connecting the ancient ruins perched high above the churning sea.
Venture further to uncover more of Cornwall's treasures and distinctive character. Wheal Martyn Clay Works in Carthew (45 km) is a fascinating clay mining museum set within beautiful parkland, offering genuine insights into Cornwall's world-famous china clay industry through interactive exhibits and restored machinery. Tarquin's Gin Distillery in St Ervan (46 km) crafts handcrafted gins inspired by the wild Cornish coast, offering unique botanical flavors and engaging distillery tours showcasing traditional methods. Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewn (52 km) are magical Victorian gardens lovingly restored to their former glory, featuring diverse plant collections, thriving wildlife habitats, and enchanting woodland walks, offering a captivating blend of natural beauty and compelling history.
The thriving seaside resort town of Bude lies 25 kilometres away, boasting award-winning sandy beaches perfect for surfing, rock pooling, and coastal walks along dramatic cliffs with spectacular Atlantic views. This traditional Cornish resort offers excellent family facilities, charming independent shops, and welcoming cafés serving locally caught seafood. The picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac is 35 kilometres from the barn. Known for its scenic working harbor, traditional whitewashed cottages tumbling down steep streets to the water's edge, it found fame as the filming location for the much loved television series “Doc Martin”.
