The Wash House, St Issey is a beautifully renovated cottage set on a working sheep farm, surrounded by rolling Cornish countryside and perfectly positioned for exploring both coast and country. The well-equipped kitchen features a built-in electric oven and ceramic hob, fridge freezer, dishwasher, microwave, and washing machine, whilst the comfortable lounge offers a corner sofa arranged around a wood burner effect electric fire and Smart TV, creating the perfect space for relaxing evenings.
Stepping outside, the spacious enclosed garden stretches across a generous lawn, complete with comfortable outdoor seating and a charcoal barbecue for those long summer evenings. A practical porch provides the ideal spot for muddy boots and wet coats after countryside rambles, whilst individual room heating ensures comfort whatever the season. The farm setting offers children and dogs plenty of space to roam freely, with quiet country lanes perfect for gentle strolls and the Saints Way Footpath just half a kilometre distant. Heading upstairs, there are two spaciaous bedrooms. The master bedroom has a king-size bed and the second bedroom is equipped with offers twin singles. The master bedroom also contains an en suite WC. The family bathroom, located downstairs, provides a luxurious retreat with waterfall shower over bath.
Picture lazy mornings watching sheep graze across rolling fields, coffee in hand as birdsong drifts through the garden. Spend sun-filled days cycling the Camel Trail or discovering hidden coves along the coastline, then return to your peaceful farmland retreat. As evening falls, fire up the barbecue whilst countryside sunsets paint the sky in brilliant shades of gold and amber, creating memories to treasure long after your Cornish escape ends.
The Wash House, St Issey places you perfectly for discovering North Cornwall's finest family attractions and natural treasures. Camel Creek Family Theme Park in Tredinnick (2 km) delights visitors of all ages with thrilling rides ranging from gentle carousels to exhilarating roller coasters, charming animal encounters including exotic birds and farmyard favourites, plus exciting seasonal events throughout the year. Bodmin Jail in Bodmin (13 km) offers fascinatingly atmospheric guided heritage tours through Georgian and Victorian cells, spine-tingling paranormal experiences for the brave, and compelling interactive exhibitions revealing Cornwall's darker history of crime and punishment. Newquay Zoo (14 km) combines diverse animal exhibits from tropical rainforests to African plains with important conservation projects and genuinely engaging educational programmes perfect for curious young minds. The Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewn (24 km) enchant visitors with their magical restoration story, showcasing diverse plant collections from productive kitchen gardens to subtropical jungle, fascinating wildlife habitats including nesting herons, and captivating walks through beautifully restored Victorian pleasure grounds.
Venture further to uncover even more of Cornwall's remarkable heritage and landscapes. Poldark Mine & The Cornish National Heritage Collection in Trenear (46 km) brings Cornwall's extraordinary mining past vividly to life through atmospheric underground tours along original Georgian tunnels, showcasing the challenging conditions miners endured and the ingenious technology they developed. Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden in St Ives (51 km) offers intimate insight into the celebrated sculptor's creative process, featuring her beautifully preserved studio exactly as she left it, alongside striking outdoor sculptures set within enchanting subtropical gardens overlooking the Atlantic. Walking the Rame Head Heritage Coast (53 km) rewards with a spectacular circular route around dramatic clifftops, where panoramic views stretch across Plymouth Sound, a atmospheric medieval chapel crowns the headland, and remains of a historic gun battery reveal centuries of coastal defence.
The celebrated harbourside town of Padstow lies just 8 kilometres away, this foodie's heaven tempts with Rick Stein's acclaimed restaurants alongside independent cafés and bistros, charming harbour views, excellent shopping, and golden beaches perfect for families. Meanwhile, Redruth sits 42-kilometre drive from the cottage. This historic market town combines fascinating mining heritage with a vibrant creative arts scene, striking Victorian architecture, and beautiful surrounding countryside offering excellent opportunities for walking, cycling, and horse riding through quintessential Cornish landscapes.
