An Skyber, St Breock is a beautifully renovated two-bedroom cottage positioned on the peaceful fringes of Wadebridge, offering stylish contemporary interiors and wonderful outdoor spaces. The heart of the home is the light-filled open-plan living area, where two sets of French doors flood the space with natural light. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine, flowing seamlessly into the dining area with its table perfect for relaxed holiday meals. Sink into the comfortable sofa or armchair in the lounge area, enjoy your favourite shows on the Smart TV, and feel completely at home in this stylish retreat. A contemporary shower room completes the ground floor.
Stepping outside, an enclosed patio sits just beyond the French doors, furnished with outdoor dining furniture for alfresco meals in complete privacy. The real gem is the suntrap balcony accessed from the master bedroom, a perfect perch for morning coffee or sundowners as the Cornish light softens into evening. Additional lawn space surrounds the property. Climb the oak staircase to discover two inviting bedrooms: the master bedroom offers a king-size bed with direct access to the upstairs balcony, while the double bedroom is accessed through the master room, creating a flexible layout ideal for families.
Picture lazy mornings on your private balcony, the Cornish sunshine warming your face as you plan the day ahead. Spend sun-drenched afternoons exploring golden beaches at Rock or Polzeath (11 km) then return to fire up the barbecue on your peaceful patio. As evening settles, gather around the dining table with good food and better company, before retreating to comfortable bedrooms where restful sleep comes naturally in this tranquil countryside setting.
An Skyber, St Breock places you perfectly for discovering North Cornwall's finest attractions and the charming market town of Wadebridge itself, just over a kilometre away with its boutique shops, excellent restaurants serving locally caught fish, and historic pubs. Trevibban Mill Vineyard in Tredinnick (7 km) welcomes you to a picturesque setting where guided tours and wine tastings reveal Cornwall's flourishing viticulture amid stunning orchard scenery. Bodmin Jail in Bodmin (16 km) offers spine-tingling heritage tours and paranormal experiences within its ancient walls, bringing Georgian and Victorian crime and punishment vividly to life through interactive exhibitions. The Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewn (26 km) cast their magical spell with diverse plant collections and wildlife habitats set amid enchanting woodland walks, whilst Blue Reef Aquarium in Newquay (29 km) captivates visitors of all ages with its diverse marine life, interactive exhibits, and mesmerising underwater tunnels.
Venture further afield to uncover more of Cornwall's treasures. King Edward Mine Museum in Camborne (46 km) brings the county's rich tin mining heritage to life through guided tours, working demonstrations, and award-winning educational exhibits that transport you back to Cornwall's industrial heyday. Walking the Rame Head Heritage Coast near Rame (50 km) rewards you with a scenic circular route featuring panoramic coastal views, a medieval chapel perched dramatically on the headland, and fascinating remains of a historic gun battery. The Great Flat Lode Trail in Treskillard (55 km) offers a spectacular circular route showcasing rich mining heritage, perfectly preserved historical engine houses, and stunning Cornish views, ideal for walking, cycling, or horse riding through this atmospheric landscape.
The foodie haven of Padstow lies just seven kilometres away, where celebrity chef restaurants sit alongside traditional pubs and independent eateries, all celebrating Cornwall's exceptional seafood and local produce, whilst the historic harbour buzzes with activity year-round. Meanwhile, Camborne is a 47-kilometre drive. This fascinating town once ranked among the world's richest mining centres, and today its heritage comes alive through preserved mine buildings, museums, and the remarkable stories of the miners who shaped Cornwall's industrial legacy.
