The Threshing Barn at Cusgarne Cottages is a beautifully renovated two-bedroom barn conversion set within the peaceful grounds of Cusgarne House in the village of Cusgarne. The well-appointed kitchen features an oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave, fridge / freezer, and washing machine, alongside a dining table with seating for four guests. Upstairs, the open-plan living area draws the eye upward to vaulted ceilings adorned with original beams, creating a wonderful sense of space and light. Comfortable seating gathers around a warm wood-burning stove, perfect for cosy evenings, whilst a television and DVD player provide entertainment.
Step outside to your private terrace with barbecue, ideal for alfresco dining and summer evenings. The large, lovely gardens surrounding the property are shared with the neighbouring Church Close Cottage, whilst a separate games room offers table tennis and beach equipment for sunny days at the coast. On the ground floor, two beautifully furnished bedrooms provide peaceful retreats: the master bedroom features a king-size bed with en-suite shower room, whilst the second bedroom offers twin single beds with an en-suite bathroom complete with both bath and separate shower. Parking for two cars includes one covered space and an additional driveway space.
Picture mornings with coffee on your private terrace, the Cornish countryside stretching peacefully around you. Spend days exploring nearby coastal paths, discovering hidden coves, or wandering Truro's Georgian streets. As twilight falls, gather around the wood-burning stove, flames dancing, recounting the day's adventures whilst planning tomorrow's coastal discoveries.
The Threshing Barn at Cusgarne Cottages places you perfectly for exploring Cornwall's rich heritage and stunning landscapes. Truro Cathedral (8 km) soars magnificently above the city, this Gothic Revival masterpiece offering breathtaking architecture, fascinating historical exhibits, and regular concerts and services in a truly inspiring setting. Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (10 km) brings traditional cider-making to life through engaging guided tours, vintage tractor rides, and delicious tastings of their award-winning apple-based products. The Museum of Cornish Life in Helston (17 km) welcomes you through historic Market Buildings to discover three floors of captivating exhibits showcasing thousands of fascinating objects celebrating Cornwall's unique cultural heritage. Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewan (25 km) offers magical garden restoration combining diverse plant collections, thriving wildlife habitats, and enchanting woodland walks through this extraordinary Victorian estate.
Venture further to uncover more of Cornwall's coastal treasures. St Catherine's Castle in Fowey (47 km) is a perfectly preserved 16th-century artillery fort perched dramatically above the harbour, offering panoramic coastal views, scenic woodland trails, and fascinating insights into centuries of military history from Elizabethan times through to WWII. Looe Island (51 km) beckons as a peaceful marine nature reserve accessible only via organized boat trips, where guided walks reveal diverse wildlife habitats, rare seabirds, and spectacular coastal scenery. Restormel Castle in Lostwithiel (53 km) stands as one of Cornwall's finest Norman fortifications, its dramatic circular keep commanding stunning valley views whilst seasonal wildflowers carpet the grounds, creating perfect picnic spots among the historic ruins.
The maritime town of Falmouth lies just 10 kilometres away, where imposing coastal fortresses guard the harbour entrance whilst contemporary attractions include exhilarating zip wire adventures soaring above the waterfront and exceptional galleries celebrating Cornwall's rich artistic heritage. Meanwhile, Newquay is a 27-kilometre drive. Voted Best Seaside Town for Families thanks to its golden beaches, world-class surf breaks. Irs laid-back charm that welcomes everyone from adventurous wave-riders to families building sandcastles on the shore.
