Welcome to Old Mill Barn.
The kitchen and dining areas in the open plan living-room.
Old Mill Barn has two gorgeous bedrooms.
Old Mill Barn is surrounded by open countryside.
Unwind and relax in the sitting-area
The toasty wood-burning stove will be a welcome sight on those out of season breaks
The different levels in the open plan living-room provide a sense of separation.
A lovely spot to curl up with a holiday read
The modern kitchen has a range-style cooker which will delight the chefs amongst you.
It will be a delight spending time in the wonderfully spacious open plan living-room.
You have a bird's eye view from the kitchen/dining area.
Bedroom 1 has a super-comfy king-size bed and two steps lead up to the en suite.
The beds are adorned with lovely linens and cushions.
The en suite shower-room.
The pretty twin bedroom can be made up as a double on request.
A door leads from the twin bedroom to the enclosed garden.
The family bathroom also has a shower over the bath.
Mirror mirror on the wall...……….
The small enclosed garden, that is accessed from the twin bedroom, is a lovely spot to enjoy morning coffee.
You might catch the owner feeding her hens - they are very friendly.
There's a second lawned area where you can sit out and enjoy the peace and tranquility.
The charming village of Port Isaac, home of TV's Doc Martin, Fisherman's Friends and two Nathan Outlaw Restaurants.
There are some wonderful beaches along this stretch of coastline - Polzeath is the surfers' favourite.
The historic castle at Tintagel.

Old Mill Barn

4374

4.9 miles E of Port Isaac / Sleeps 4 + 2 cots*

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7 Nights from £634


Bedroom details

Bedroom 1

King

Bedroom 2

Zip and link

If you long for a wonderfully peaceful rural setting with the sounds of the countryside as your playlist, then look no further than the immaculately presented Old Mill Barn. Tucked away down a quiet country lane in the tiny hamlet of Treveighan, surrounded by fields and open countryside, the clifftop walks, golden sandy beaches and picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac are only a few miles away, so it’s also a great base for exploring.

Decorated and furnished with the utmost care, the owner, who lives next door, has taken great pride in ensuring that you have the most comfortable of stays in this reversed level semi-detached barn conversion with quality evident throughout.

The open plan living-room is wonderfully spacious taking up the whole of the first floor and certainly has the wow factor with its high vaulted ceiling, exposed A frames and some of the old mill workings, as a nod to its agricultural past. Adding further charm to Old Mill Barn and befitting of its rural setting is the selection of pictures and artefacts of farmyard animals displayed throughout – they’re great.

Downstairs the two bedrooms have the most comfy of beds ensuring a good night’s sleep, setting you up for another day exploring this wonderful part of Cornwall. The king-size room has its own en suite shower-room and there’s also a family bathroom, so no queues in the morning when you are getting ready to set out. The twin bedroom can be made up as a double if required, please let us know when booking.

A small enclosed garden is accessed through the twin bedroom, a delightful spot to enjoy a morning cuppa, and a further garden area is also available to sit out and enjoy glimpses of the far reaching views across the open countryside and watch the sun setting in the west.

Located next to the owner’s house, they will provide you with a warm welcome and are on hand to help and suggest places to visit but then leave you to enjoy your holiday in privacy. And where might they suggest?

A trip to the coast is a must with beach days beckoning at Polzeath and Daymer Bay and water sports to delight at Rock. Heading to Padstow, there’s a choice of ways to get there – by road of course, but why not hop on the foot ferry from Rock or hire a bike and cycle along the renowned Camel Trail? You can do the full 17 mile cycle from Wenford Bridge or join it at Wadebridge for a shorter five-miler, remembering that you have to do the same distance to get back!

Port Isaac is gorgeous with its pretty fishermen’s cottages, array of shops, galleries, pubs and restaurants including two of Nathan Outlaw’s restaurants, and if you are a foodie connoisseur the pubs at St Kew and St Tudy come highly recommended. Climb up the cliff to conquer the castle at Tintagel, the legendary birthplace of King Arthur, and for more history the houses and gardens at Pencarrow and Lanhydrock are a delight.


Ground Floor

Entrance hall

Bedroom 1 with king-size double bed (5') and 2 steps to en suite Shower-room with shower, WC and wash-basin

Bedroom 2 with 'zip and link' (super-king or twin) beds

Bathroom with bath, fitted shower, WC and wash-basin


First Floor

Open plan living-room with kitchen and dining areas. Smart TV and wood-burner. Electric range cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine and dishwasher


There are two steps between the kitchen and living-room, please take care. *A cot is not provided, bring your own travel cot.


Features

  • Dogs welcome
  • Arrive/Depart Friday
  • Short breaks available
  • Wood-burner/Open fire
  • Private parking for 3 cars
  • Superfast WiFi
  • No smoking
  • Pub 3 miles
  • Garden furniture and barbecue
  • Full oil-fired CH