Four Seasons, Crumplehorn is a beautifully converted barn set in peaceful countryside with distant sea glimpses, offering two comfortable bedrooms and flexible accommodation for up to five guests. Step down from the spacious entrance hall into the impressive open-plan living space, where exposed beams and a high vaulted ceiling create a wonderfully airy atmosphere. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric cooker, dishwasher, fridge / freezer, microwave, and washer / dryer, whilst the dining area comfortably seats four. French doors from the lounge flood the space with natural light and open onto your private garden, with a TV, DVD player, Freeview, warming gas fire, and even a piano for musical evenings adding character and comfort.
Step outside and relax in your private enclosed lawn with garden furniture and barbecue, perfect for alfresco dining after days exploring the coast. A shared lawn area with picnic tables serves all the barn conversions, whilst children will delight in the play facilities including swings, see-saw, and tennis, badminton and football nets. Upstairs, the double bedroom features its own TV for quiet moments, whilst the charming galleried twin room overlooks the living space below (an additional single bed is available on request). The family bathroom provides a shower over bath, heated towel rail, and WC. Ample off-road parking completes this thoughtfully designed retreat, and guests are welcome to explore the surrounding farmland, discovering the wildlife pond and meeting the friendly chickens, ducks, and fish.
Picture mornings spent wandering through the owners' farmland, children feeding chickens as morning mist lifts from rolling fields. Afternoons might find you on the shared lawn, the thwack of tennis balls mixing with children's laughter from the play area. As evening settles, gather around your barbecue, the scent of grilling food drifting across your private garden whilst distant sea views shimmer in the fading light.
Four Seasons, Crumplehorn sits just 1.5 kilometres from the enchanting fishing village of Polperro, reachable by a delightful country walk across the owners' land. Polperro Heritage Museum of Smuggling & Fishing reveals the village's colourful maritime past through fascinating exhibits, intricate ship models, and evocative photographic records of local fishing heritage. The Eden Project in Bodelva (15 km) captivates visitors with its spectacular biomes housing diverse plant collections from around the globe, alongside thought-provoking interactive exhibits exploring humanity's relationship with the natural world. Jamaica Inn in Bolventor (25 km) stands as a legendary smuggling inn on atmospheric Bodmin Moor, offering not only characterful accommodations and welcoming dining but also a unique museum celebrating Cornwall's smuggling heritage. Bodmin Jail (29 km) provides genuinely atmospheric heritage tours through this imposing Victorian prison, with interactive exhibitions bringing Georgian and Victorian crime and punishment vividly to life, plus spine-tingling paranormal experiences for the brave.
Venture further to discover Dartmoor (51 km), where this magnificent national park unfolds across vast moorlands dotted with ancient tors, wild ponies, and prehistoric remains, offering endless opportunities for walking, cycling, and wildlife watching. Tarquin's Gin Distillery in St Ervan (52 km) crafts exceptional small-batch gins inspired by Cornwall's dramatic coastline, with distillery tours revealing the secrets behind their unique botanical blends and distinctive flavours. Camel Creek Family Theme Park in Tredinnick (55 km) delivers family adventure through exciting rides, delightful animal encounters, and seasonal events that entertain visitors of all ages throughout the year.
The historic market town of Liskeard is 13 kilometres away, positioned perfectly between Bodmin Moor's dramatic landscape and Cornwall's beautiful south coast, offering excellent shopping, dining, and heritage attractions. Meanwhile, Padstow lies 36 kilometres from the barn. This foodie haven showcases world renowned restaurants alongside bustling harbourside eateries, artisan food shops, and the scenic Camel Trail, ensuring your Cornish holiday combines rural tranquillity with culinary excellence and coastal exploration.
