Sparrow Cottage, Boyton is a beautifully appointed character property offering the perfect blend of modern comforts and tasteful period features. The contemporary kitchen area comes well-equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, dishwasher, and washing machine – everything you need to create delicious meals while the wood burner crackles in the background. Step into the inviting open-plan living space where exposed beams and a feature fireplace create a wonderfully cosy atmosphere, with comfortable sofas perfectly positioned for enjoying your favourite shows on the Smart TV.
Outside, discover your own private enclosed terrace adorned with various shrubs and plants – an idyllic spot for alfresco dining or firing up the BBQ on summer evenings. Upstairs, the light and spacious king-size bedroom offers a tranquil retreat with a wardrobe and vanity area where you can prepare for days of exploration. The en-suite shower room with WC ensures convenience and comfort throughout your stay, while underfloor heating in the open-plan living area adds an extra touch of luxury during cooler months.
Imagine waking to birdsong floating through your window, brewing fresh coffee in the contemporary kitchen before wrapping up warm to explore the owner's land with your four-legged friends. As evening falls, uncork a bottle of local wine and settle beside the crackling wood burner, planning tomorrow's adventures while the stars emerge above the rolling countryside that surrounds your charming hideaway.Sparrow Cottage, Boyton is superbly positioned to explore the treasures of both Devon and Cornwall. Launceston Castle (10 km) offers stunning views and a rich 1000-year history, perfect for history enthusiasts and families alike. The Cornwall At War Museum in Davidstow (23 km) presents an extensive collection of wartime memorabilia showcasing the impact of conflicts on the region. Nature lovers will appreciate Bude Canal (24 km) with its guided walks along the historic waterway, featuring sea locks and preserved canal artefacts. For a taste of Cornwall's smuggling history, visit the atmospheric Jamaica Inn at Bolventor (28 km), an ancient inn offering a unique museum and delightful dining on Bodmin Moor.
Venture a little further to discover Tintagel Castle (33 km), a legendary clifftop fortress with breathtaking coastal views and rich connections to Arthurian legends. The historic Port Eliot House and Gardens in St Germans (42 km) showcases Humphrey Repton's magnificent garden design with pre-booked tours available. Railway enthusiasts will delight in the Bodmin & Wenford Railway (45 km), offering scenic steam train rides through beautiful countryside.
The nearby market town of Holsworthy (16 km) charms visitors with its pretty streets and lovely surrounding countryside. Famed for high quality local produce, it has plenty of great eateries where you can sample local fare. Tavistock (31 km), an ancient stannary town and the birthplace of the cream tea, provides a delightful day out with its historic architecture and welcoming atmosphere.
