Self Catering Accommodation St Mabyn Cornwall - The Coach House

Accommodation - St Mabyn - Cornwall

Accommodation - St Mabyn - Cornwall

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Low season: £350 - £550 pw High season: £650 - £900 pw

Accommodation - St Mabyn - Cornwall

Accommodation - St Mabyn - Cornwall

Self Catering Cottage
ST MABYN - CORNWALL
Nr. Padstow & Wadebridge - Sleeps 6

• Centrally heated accommodation for six comprises:
• Two double rooms with en-suite shower rooms. One twin bedroom and a separate shower room.
  
• Living room with double doors to slate terrace, fabulous views.
  
• Combined kitchen/diner with fridge, freezer, dishwasher, microwave, halogen cooker, washing machine
  
• TV, DVD and Broadband.
  
• Electricity and heating included.
  
• Dogs welcome by arrangement.
  
• Direct access onto fields with public right of way.
  
• Five minutes walk across two fields to village post office and pub.
  

A newly converted stone built holiday cottage in a central location. Absolutely quiet with spectacular views, yet a short walk across the fields to the village of St Mabyn. Perfect for touring Cornwall from coast to coast.

Accommodation

The Coach House is approached over a private lane, and has adjacent parking for two cars. There is a slate terrace in front of the living room, and a sheltered area for barbeques. The house has wonderful views across the valley, and in the summer, South Devon cows graze the adjacent fields.

It is four minutes walk across two fields to the village shop and post office, which stocks all essential supplies. The St. Mabyn Inn is a friendly local pub, with good pub grub and excellent beers. The Camel Trail can be accessed at nearby Helland.

Location

The Coach House is well placed for all kinds of holiday activity, 15 minutes drive from the town of Wadebridge and about ten minutes from the main A30, Cornwall's arterial road, which will get you to any of Cornwall's tourist attractions.

Golf is available at St. Enodoc, Bowood and Roserrow, all within about 20 minutes drive.

The spectacular North Cornwall coast is about 20 minutes drive away, at Port Isaac, Polzeath or Rock, and there is wonderful walking both on the Cornish Coast Path, and inland on Bodmin Moor.
Golf, walking, sailing, surfing, cycling and fishing are all popular pursuits in the local area.

Local food is a real treat, with Michelin starred Chef Nathan Outlaw cooking at the St. Enodoc Hotel, and Paul Ripley (ex of Rick Stein's Seafood restaurant) at the nearby St. Kew Inn.

Other tourist attractions within an easy drive of The Coach House include historic Tintagel, the Eden Project, the Camel Cycle Trail and historic properties including the National Trust properties of Lanhydrock, Pencarrow and Trerice.

Nearby Rock offers superb sailing, water-skiing, golf at the well known links course of St. Enodoc From Rock, the ferry runs daily to the fishing port of Padstow, where Rick Steins's internationally acclaimed Seafood Restaurant is just one of the places to eat. Fishing trips can be booked from both Rock and Padstow.

Further afield, the National Maritime Museum at Falmouth, the Tate at St. Ives, the National Marine Aquarium at Plymouth and numerous other attractions ensure that a holiday at the Coach House can be as action packed or relaxing as you wish to make it.