Countryside View, Crumplehorn is a delightful barn conversion nestled in a peaceful hilltop setting just outside Polperro, perfect for couples seeking a romantic rural retreat. The well-equipped kitchen upstairs features an electric oven and hob, fridge with ice compartment, microwave, and dishwasher, alongside a compact utility room housing a washer / dryer. The open-plan living area welcomes you with comfortable seating, a small dining table for two, wood burner effect electric fire, and TV / DVD, whilst French doors open onto the property's crowning glory: a private balcony with table and chairs commanding spectacular views across rolling patchwork fields to distant glimpses of the sparkling sea beyond.
Step outside, where a small enclosed garden offers additional outdoor space, whilst the surrounding farmland invites you to discover shared facilities including a wildlife pond where you can feed the fish and ducks, visit the resident chickens, and enjoy tennis, badminton, football nets, swings, and see-saw across communal lawns. Downstairs, the double bedroom provides a peaceful retreat with TV and optional single futon bed for an additional guest, while the modern shower room features an electric shower over bath, heated towel rail, and WC.
Picture crisp mornings on your balcony, coffee in hand as mist lifts from the valleys below, revealing that patchwork Cornish countryside stretching to the sea. Spend unhurried afternoons exploring the farm, feeding friendly ducks by the pond, then return as golden evening light bathes the hills. Later, settle into the cosy living room, that remarkable view your constant companion, and toast another perfect day in this peaceful corner of South Cornwall.
Countryside View, Crumplehorn places you perfectly for discovering the treasures of South Cornwall's dramatic coastline and charming fishing villages. Polperro Heritage Museum of Smuggling & Fishing (2 km) brings the village's colourful maritime past vividly to life through fascinating exhibits, intricate ship models, and extensive photographic archives documenting centuries of fishing and smuggling along this rugged coast. Fowey Aquarium in Fowey (11 km) offers captivating insight into Cornish marine life, with interactive touch pools allowing close encounters with local sea creatures and educational displays celebrating the county's remarkable underwater biodiversity. The Eden Project in Bodelva (15 km) is Cornwall's most celebrated attraction, where vast biomes shelter exotic plants from around the world, whilst engaging interactive exhibits explore humanity's relationship with the natural world through innovative displays and seasonal events. Restormel Castle in Lostwithiel (25 km) presents magnificent circular ruins from the 13th century, crowned with panoramic countryside views and seasonal wildflowers, creating an atmospheric setting for scenic walks and family picnics.
Venture further to uncover more of Cornwall's exceptional attractions and natural beauty. Stithians Lake Activities Centre in Menherion (51 km) provides an idyllic lakeside setting for water sports enthusiasts, offering everything from sailing and kayaking to fishing opportunities and peaceful nature trails winding through surrounding woodland. The Great Flat Lode Trail in Treskillard (53 km) is a wonderfully scenic circular route celebrating Cornwall's extraordinary mining heritage, leading past dramatic engine houses and revealing stunning views across the landscape, perfectly suited for walking, cycling, and horse riding adventures. King Edward Mine Museum in Camborne (55 km) brings Cornwall's tin mining legacy impressively to life through guided underground tours, working demonstrations of original machinery, and award-winning educational exhibits illuminating the industry that shaped this remarkable county.
The historic market town of Liskeard, positioned between the wild expanse of Bodmin Moor and the stunning south coast, is 13 kilometres from the property, offering excellent local amenities, independent shops, and traditional markets celebrating Cornish produce. Meanwhile, Truro sits 38 kilometres away. Cornwall's elegant cathedral city combines Georgian architecture with contemporary shopping, outstanding restaurants ranging from cosy cafés to fine dining establishments, and cultural attractions including the Royal Cornwall Museum and Hall for Cornwall theatre.
