Meadow Cottage at Cannalidgey Farm, St Issey is a charming two-bedroom country retreat nestled on a working sheep farm in the heart of North Cornwall. The well-equipped kitchen features an elegant contemporary design with electric oven and hob, fridge / freezer, microwave, and dishwasher, flowing seamlessly into the spacious open-plan lounge / diner. This inviting social hub boasts natural wood tones, a roaring wood burner-effect electric fire set within exposed brickwork, a Smart TV, and plenty of homely touches creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The sophisticated family bathroom on the ground floor adds welcome convenience to the layout.
Heading outside, the enclosed lawned garden offers a quaint patio area perfect for al fresco dining, complete with charming outdoor furniture and a charcoal barbecue for sizzling up tasty local produce. Upstairs, two delightful bedrooms provide peaceful accommodation: the family room features one double bed and two single beds, while the twin room offers flexible sleeping arrangements, both dressed in crisp white linens. A Jack-and-Jill WC serves both bedrooms, and private parking for two cars completes the practical amenities.
Picture mornings with coffee on the patio as the sun rises over rolling Cornwall countryside, lambs bleating gently in nearby fields. Spend leisurely days exploring scenic farm trails from your doorstep, then return as golden evening light bathes the garden, firing up the barbecue while countryside birdsong fills the air and pure tranquillity settles over this peaceful rural haven.
Meadow Cottage at Cannalidgey Farm, St Issey places you perfectly for discovering North Cornwall's finest treasures. Trevibban Mill Vineyard in Tredinnick (2 km) is a picturesque estate offering guided tours through the vines and orchards, wine tastings showcasing award-winning Cornish wines, and a stunning setting that has become popular for weddings and celebrations. Kayaking on River Camel from Porthilly Cove (6 km) provides guided tours exploring the scenic estuary and dramatic coastline, with wonderful opportunities for spotting seals, seabirds, and other wildlife, perfect for families and adventure seekers alike. Wheal Martyn Clay Works in Carthew (16 km) brings Cornwall's china clay industry vividly to life through fascinating exhibits set within beautiful parkland, while the Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewan (24 km) offer a magical journey through diverse plant collections, wildlife habitats, and enchanting woodland walks in one of Britain's most beloved garden restorations.
Venture further to uncover more of Cornwall's captivating heritage and natural beauty. Poldark Mine & The Cornish National Heritage Collection in Trenear (46 km) takes you deep underground on atmospheric tours through historic tin workings, showcasing the county's rich mining past through authentic tunnels and comprehensive heritage displays. Tate St Ives (51 km) occupies a spectacular clifftop position overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, presenting inspiring exhibitions by notable Cornish artists alongside carefully curated displays from the renowned Tate collection. Walking the Rame Head Heritage Coast (53 km) rewards with a scenic circular route around this dramatic headland, featuring panoramic coastal views, a charming medieval chapel, and the atmospheric remains of a historic gun battery perched above turquoise waters.
The picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac lies 13 kilometres away, where traditional whitewashed cottages tumble down narrow lanes to a scenic working harbour, famous as the filming location for the beloved TV series Doc Martin and offering excellent seafood restaurants and coastal walks. Meanwhile, Bude is 46 kilometres from the cottage. This thriving seaside resort town boasts award-winning sandy beaches perfect for families and surfers, alongside excellent coastal walking, the fascinating Bude Castle Heritage Centre, and charming independent shops and cafés celebrating local Cornish produce.
