Lukes Barn, Mawla is a beautifully renovated three-bedroom cottage set within the peaceful hamlet of Mawla, where rolling countryside meets Cornwall's dramatic mining heritage. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric double oven and hob, two under-counter fridges, a coffee machine, dishwasher, and microwave, flowing seamlessly into the light-filled lounge area with comfortable seating, Smart TV with Bluetooth soundbar, and an inviting dining table. Upstairs, three thoughtfully styled bedrooms provide restful accommodation: a spacious king-size room with en-suite shower room, plus double and twin rooms, all complemented by a contemporary family bathroom with separate bath and shower.
Step out through the sliding doors that open onto an enclosed patio with picnic table, charcoal barbecue, and comfortable corner sofa for outdoor relaxation. A second enclosed lawned garden at the front offers plenty of space for children to play, while the dedicated games room houses air hockey, dartboard, and football table alongside a bubbling hot tub. With the Coast to Coast trail just 200 metres away and off-road parking for two cars, this stunning retreat combines countryside tranquility with effortless access to Cornwall's most celebrated coastal destinations.
Imagine mornings spent planning your day over coffee at the charming coffee bar, afternoons exploring ancient mining trails or golden beaches, then returning to fire up the barbecue as the sun sets over Cornish countryside. Children tumble across the lawned garden while adults sink into the hot tub, the games room promising evening entertainment as laughter drifts across the peaceful hamlet.
Lukes Barn, Mawla places you perfectly to discover Cornwall's finest attractions and coastal treasures. Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (8 km) delights visitors with award-winning guided tours, vintage tractor rides through orchards, and tastings of traditional apple-based products crafted on site. Poldark Mine & The Cornish National Heritage Collection in Trenear (15 km) brings Cornwall's rich mining heritage vividly to life through atmospheric underground tours of authentic workings and fascinating historical exhibits. Pirate Quest Adventure Golf in Newquay (19 km) enchants all ages with its mystical caves, interactive exhibits, and theatrical historical enactments inspired by Cornish myths and legends. St Michael's Mount in Marazion (25 km) rises majestically from the sea, this tidal island crowned by a medieval castle and subtropical gardens accessible via causeway or boat, offering captivating tours steeped in legendary tales.
Venture further to uncover more of Cornwall's captivating heritage sites. Bodmin Jail in Bodmin (48 km) offers spine-tingling guided tours through this imposing ancient prison, complete with paranormal experiences and gripping interactive exhibitions exploring Georgian and Victorian crime and punishment. Polperro Heritage Museum of Smuggling & Fishing in Polperro (51 km) sits beside the picturesque harbor, showcasing the village's colorful maritime history through fascinating exhibits, intricate ship models, and evocative photographic records. Restormel Castle in Lostwithiel (51 km) presents a magnificent 13th-century circular fortress with sweeping views across the valley, historic ruins perfect for exploration, and seasonal wildflowers creating an idyllic setting for picnics and scenic countryside walks.
The historic town of Camborne lies just 8 kilometres away. Once one of the world's richest mining towns, its industrial heritage sites and museums celebrate Cornwall's remarkable mining legacy. Meanwhile, Penzance sits 28 kilometres from the cottage. This characterful harbour town is brimming with excellent restaurants, independent galleries, and charming shops, perfectly positioned for exploring some of Cornwall's most spectacular beaches and the stunning landscapes of the far west.
