This deceptively spacious home sleeps four guests and is perfect for a group of friends or two couples to enjoy the very best this area has to offer. Situated in the rolling countryside close to the little village of Whitstone (1.5 miles) you will be immersed in the pure tranquillity of the Cornwall countryside. Head off on foot and enjoy long walks through the landscape or join the superb South West coast Path which runs along the coastline. The bustling seaside resort Bude is 9 miles and is home to several wonderful beaches where you can enjoy coasteering or paddle boarding. Alternatively, visit Tamar Lakes Activity Centre (12.5 miles) for further water sports. The quaint village of Boscastle (14 miles) has a rich history and the intriguing Museum of Witchcraft and Magic.
Park up in the large driveway before heading into this deceptively spacious, ground floor apartment. You will be immediately welcomed by a bright and airy open plan longer/diner/kitchen. Cook up a storm for breakfast and dinner or prepare picnics in the lovely, stylish kitchen which has a handy breakfast bar so you can socialise together as the chef cooks. A country style dining table provides a space where you can eat together or play a board game. After dinner, get competitive over a game of pool on the pool table, or sit back and relax on the comfortable sofa and flick on the Smart TV. When you are ready for some shuteye, head through to one of the two bedrooms. The sumptuous master bedroom contains a king-size bed and boasts a beautiful free-standing copper bath where you can soak away the day. The other bedroom has twin zip-and-link beds. Both bedrooms have en-suite shower rooms.
The outside area is a real showstopper. Immediately outside the floor-to-ceiling windows is a patio area which has seating and is a perfect spot for al fresco dining. Round the side you will find a lovely hot tub where you can sink into the bubbles under the night sky. Beyond this, is a large lawn area, shared with the neighbouring properties, that boasts a fun little summer house, fondly known as 'The Hobbit,' which is partially underground.