The Mowhay, St Minver is a beautifully restored six-bedroom barn conversion offering spacious single-level accommodation ideal for large family gatherings and friends' getaways. The country-style kitchen features a Heritage range cooker, electric oven, ceramic hob, and integrated appliances including dishwasher, washing machine, and Nespresso coffee machine, flowing into a generous dining area with space for ten around the charming table and a comfortable sofa tucked alongside. The gorgeous lounge welcomes you with original beams and exposed granite walls, a warming wood burner, and floor-to-ceiling windows opening onto the lawned garden, whilst the wonderful games room provides entertainment for all ages with its Smart TV, table football, outdoor Jenga, and an inviting collection of board games.
Step outside to discover two lawned areas, including an enclosed garden perfect for children and dogs, complete with dining furniture and sun loungers for lazy afternoons. Fire up the barbecue for alfresco feasts, challenge friends to boules on the dedicated pitch, or enjoy competitive table tennis matches in the bay beside the shed. Six characterful bedrooms sleep up to twelve: a super-king-size room (convertible to twin on request), a king-size master with en-suite shower room, one twin, one smaller twin suitable for children, and two bunk rooms perfect for younger guests. Four well-appointed bathrooms include a wet room with shower, two bathrooms (one with rain shower over bath, one with hand-held shower attachment), plus the master en-suite. Private parking for three cars completes this peaceful countryside sanctuary.
Picture gathering around the wood burner after exhilarating coastal walks, children's laughter drifting in from the garden whilst you prepare feasts in the generous kitchen. Spend sun-drenched days exploring golden beaches and charming fishing villages, returning to this tranquil haven where games room competitions spark friendly rivalry and summer evenings unfold over barbecues beneath the Cornish sky, creating cherished memories that will draw you back year after year.
The Mowhay, St Minver places you perfectly for exploring Cornwall's stunning north coast and celebrated attractions. Padstow Brewing Co in Padstow (8 km) is a multi-award-winning craft brewery offering fascinating brewery tours, guided tastings, and a range of unique beers crafted with passion and local ingredients. Tintagel Castle in Tintagel (14 km) rises dramatically from windswept clifftops, this legendary fortress steeped in Arthurian mythology connected by a spectacular footbridge spanning the rugged coastal chasm below. Wheal Martyn Clay Works in Carthew (22 km) brings Cornwall's china clay heritage vividly to life through engaging museum displays set within beautiful parkland, whilst the Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewan (30 km) enchant visitors with their magical restoration, showcasing diverse plant collections, thriving wildlife habitats, and meandering walks through this captivating blend of horticultural beauty and Victorian history.
Venture further to discover even more of Cornwall's treasures. The National Maritime Museum Cornwall in Falmouth (47 km) celebrates the county's rich seafaring heritage through engaging interactive exhibits, impressive boat collections, and family-friendly activities that bring maritime history to life. Stithians Lake Activities Centre in Menherion (48 km) offers an idyllic lakeside setting perfect for water sports enthusiasts, with sailing, kayaking, fishing opportunities, and peaceful nature trails winding through the surrounding countryside. Walking the Rame Head Heritage Coast (52 km) rewards intrepid explorers with a scenic circular route featuring panoramic coastal vistas, a charming medieval chapel perched above the waves, and fascinating remains of a historic gun battery.
The picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac sits just four kilometres away, where traditional cottages cluster around a scenic harbour made famous as the filming location for the beloved television series Doc Martin, offering excellent seafood restaurants and galleries showcasing local artists. Cornwall's elegant cathedral city of Truro lies 48 kilometres from the barn. Combining beautiful Georgian architecture with contemporary shopping, it offers award-winning restaurants, and regular farmers' markets celebrating the finest Cornish produce.
