Lucerne, Treburrick welcomes you with its spacious open-plan lounge, kitchen and dining area, where large windows frame beautiful countryside views stretching towards Trevose Head. The stylishly equipped kitchen features a range-style electric oven with gas hob, integrated fridge / freezer, dishwasher and microwave, whilst the central dining space comfortably seats everyone for memorable family meals. The inviting lounge area centres around a warming wood burner, perfect for cosy evenings watching films on the Smart TV. A convenient ground-floor shower room and the first bedroom, a bright bunk room with its own TV, complete this level.
Outside, step onto the generous decked terrace furnished for alfresco dining, then explore the large enclosed lawn where children can play freely whilst you savour those gorgeous far-reaching coastal views. Upstairs, two further bedrooms provide peaceful retreats: a charming king-size room and a flexible twin room (which can be made up as a super-king on request), both decorated in soothing shades and equipped with TVs and ample storage. A family bathroom with bath serves the upper floor.
Imagine waking to sweeping countryside vistas, the promise of Cornish beaches just moments away. Spend sun-drenched days exploring hidden coves and dramatic clifftop paths, returning to fire up the barbecue as golden evening light washes across the garden. Gather around the wood burner as dusk falls, sharing stories of the day's adventures, utterly relaxed in your peaceful rural sanctuary.
Lucerne, Treburrick occupies a wonderful position for exploring North Cornwall's finest attractions and dramatic coastline. Trevibban Mill Vineyard in Tredinnick (5 km) is a picturesque estate offering guided tours through sun-dappled vines and orchards, wine tastings showcasing award-winning Cornish wines, and a stunning setting for special celebrations. Newquay Zoo (10 km) delights families with diverse animal exhibits ranging from African lions to Cornish choughs, alongside engaging conservation projects and educational programmes that bring wildlife protection to life. Wheal Martyn Clay Works in Carthew (21 km) transports you into Cornwall's industrial heritage, this fascinating museum set within beautiful parkland revealing the dramatic story of the china clay industry through restored buildings and woodland trails. The Royal Cornwall Museum in Truro (26 km) showcases the county's rich cultural tapestry with diverse collections spanning fine art, archaeology and social history, complemented by dynamic exhibitions and family-friendly activities.
Further afield, discover more of Cornwall's cultural and natural treasures. The Tate St Ives (46 km) occupies a spectacular clifftop position overlooking Porthmeor Beach, showcasing work by celebrated St Ives artists alongside rotating displays from the Tate collection in light-filled galleries that perfectly complement the Atlantic views beyond. Launceston Castle (48 km) rises dramatically above the ancient capital of Cornwall, these impressive Norman ruins offering stunning panoramic views across Bodmin Moor and a fascinating thousand-year history brought alive through atmospheric displays. Stithians Lake Activities Centre in Menherion (52 km) provides an idyllic lakeside escape, offering everything from kayaking and sailing to peaceful fishing spots and scenic nature trails winding through tranquil countryside.
The charming harbour town of Padstow sits just seven kilometres distant, this foodie haven boasting everything from Rick Stein's celebrated seafood restaurants to bustling harbourside bistros, artisan bakeries and the famous Camel Trail cycling route. Meanwhile, Falmouth lies 39 kilometres away, where centuries of maritime heritage meet contemporary culture at this vibrant waterside destination. Explore imposing coastal fortresses guarding the deep-water harbour, experience exhilarating zip wire adventures soaring across the docks, and immerse yourself in world-class galleries and museums celebrating Cornwall's seafaring legacy and artistic traditions.
