Fig Tree Cottage, Pancrasweek is a charming barn conversion offering the perfect intimate retreat for couples in rural North Cornwall. The practical kitchen is well-equipped with an electric oven, electric hob, microwave, dishwasher, and washer dryer, making meal preparation effortless. The spacious open-plan living area features a welcoming wood burner perfect for snug evenings, complemented by a Freeview Smart TV with Blu-ray player and an inviting collection of DVDs, books, and games that create a truly warming atmosphere.
Step outside to discover an enclosed garden with comfortable sitting-out area and garden furniture, ideal for enjoying morning coffee or relaxing with an afternoon drink. The convenient barbecue beckons for outdoor dining experiences. The thoughtfully designed bedroom features a generous king-size bed with its own Freeview Smart TV for entertainment. The en-suite bathroom boasts both a luxurious bath with shower attachment and a separate cubicle shower, complete with heated towel rails ensuring comfort and convenience throughout your stay.
Imagine waking to birdsong in this peaceful rural retreat, stepping out into your private garden with morning coffee, then venturing out to explore the dramatic Cornish coastline. Spend lazy afternoons curled up by the wood burner with a good book, or venture to nearby Bude for seaside adventures and excellent local dining. As evening falls, retreat indoors to enjoy a quiet night listening to the gentle countryside sounds.
Fig Tree Cottage, Pancrasweek is perfectly positioned to explore the stunning North Cornish coast and surrounding Devon countryside. The beautiful beaches are just four miles away, with the famous surfing beach of Widemouth Bay and the popular seaside town of Bude offering glorious sandy shores ideal for swimming, surfing, and family fun, alongside a splendid selection of pubs, cafés, and restaurants. For nature lovers seeking tranquility, Upper Tamar Lake (12 km) provides serene countryside walks straddling the beautiful Cornwall and Devon border. Garden enthusiasts will delight in RHS Garden Rosemoor, Torrington (25 km), where formal and informal plantings showcase stunning seasonal highlights throughout the year. The fascinating Bideford Pannier Market (27 km) offers an eclectic mix of artisan crafts, bespoke handmade gifts, and traditional sweet treats. History enthusiasts should visit the North Devon Maritime Museum, Appledore (31 km), celebrating the region's rich maritime heritage and seafaring traditions.
Venture further to discover Castle Drogo, Drewsteignton (47 km), a dramatic 20th-century castle designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, set amidst colourful gardens and ancient woodlands with stunning Teign Gorge views. The Ilfracombe Aquarium (49 km) offers a unique journey from Exmoor stream source to sea, showcasing fascinating local marine life in engaging displays. Combe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park (51 km) provides engaging family-friendly attractions with live animal exhibits and life-sized dinosaur models.
The picturesque fishing village of Clovelly, just 20 kilometres away, beckons visitors with its famous cobbled streets that tumble dramatically down to the harbour, alongside unique galleries showcasing local artistry. This car-free village, where donkeys once carried goods up the steep incline, offers a glimpse into authentic Devon coastal life. Meanwhile, the ancient river port town of Barnstable lies 39 km distant, boasting its historic Pannier Market that has traded continuously since 1855. Set along the River Taw, this charming market town combines riverside walks with excellent shopping opportunities, making both destinations perfect day trips for holidaymakers seeking quintessential North Devon experiences.
