About this property
Tamar Barn is a charming converted barn, blending original raw materials and rustic style with contemporary comfort and bijou cosiness for a characterful holiday home on the windswept Cornish coast.
This delightful home possesses character and charm in abundance with its exposed vaulted timber beams and stone-work. Curling up in the evening after a busy day with a crackling fire on the log-burner, crimson velveteen curtains drawn, glass of wine in hand, is about as good as it gets!
This one bedroom home accommodates three guests, making it perfect for small families. Tamar Barn's high ceilings give an airy feel to the open-plan living space - guests have a relaxed sense of communal living, with a simple yet pristinely equipped kitchen, dining area and lounge space in the main living area.
Solid wood flooring retains the authentic feel, whilst the white-washed walls are offset by soft greys and deep crimson. This is a cosy and intimate space, for a couple, or a small family. Uncluttered, welcoming and home-like, Tamar Barn is a space where guests can escape the crowds and bustle of urban living, and reconnect in quietude among the serenity of nature and rolling countryside.
The bedroom is a chic and serene space of unadulterated tranquillity: sleek whites are offset by accents of soft pink and dove greys; hotel-grade cotton bedlinen and subtle stylishness abounds. There is a kingsize bed as well as a single bed, and space for an additional cot. A fresh and zingy neutral palette is infused with accents of soft pinks and dove greys, whilst the views are something to write home about!
This award winning home blends the best of a private home with resort level services and convenience; the owners are discreetly available on-site and can respond to literally any request - from pet-sitting, to provision of birthday cakes and home cooked meals, to recommendations for babysitting to the offer of equipment, excursions and even arranging some much deserved pampering! Set in a mini complex of other homes, guests have the advantage of amenities such as games room, tennis courts, woodland den and playhouse on site, as well as direct, private beach access.
Tamar Barn is a tasteful little slice of authentic Cornish farmhouse living, offering every comfort imaginable, in a secluded yet beautiful rural spot - a true rustic idyll!The Tamar Valley is a luscious wooded river valley in contrast to the rugged neighbouring Bodmin Moor. The valley stretches from Bodmin to Dartmouth, from the beaches of East Cornwall to the towns of West Devon, dotted with ancient mines, Tudor houses, mystical gardens, and rivers to explore and fish.
This region is rich with opportunity, on the Devon-Cornwall borders, from cultural heritage to stately homes, market towns, moorland walks and villages, to a vibrant arts scene and outdoor pursuits.
Rich in history, the valley has four ancient towns: Launceston with its steam railway and thousand year old Norman castle; Tavistock, the gateway to Dartmoor with daily local market for food and crafts; Callington - with its unusual mural trail, and Saltash - best known for its striking rail bridge. The area is alsothis area is an important haven for wildlife, the river valley and its tributaries are an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The accommodation is set over one level.
Ground Floor
- Open-plan living & dining area with wood burner
- Fully equipped kitchen with fridge freezer & dishwasher
- Bedroom with double bed, additional single bed and en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower
Exterior Grounds
- Private garden area
- Dining facilities
- Barbecue
- Access to shared play area
- Access to shared tennis court
Additional Facilities
- Wi-Fi
- TV & DVD
- Cot & highchair available
- Washing machine
- Games room with table tennisThe Tamar Valley is a luscious wooded river valley in contrast to the rugged neighbouring Bodmin Moor. The valley stretches from Bodmin to Dartmouth, from the beaches of East Cornwall to the towns of West Devon, dotted with ancient mines, Tudor houses, mystical gardens, and rivers to explore and fish.
This region is rich with opportunity, on the Devon-Cornwall borders, from cultural heritage to stately homes, market towns, moorland walks and villages, to a vibrant arts scene and outdoor pursuits.
Rich in history, the valley has four ancient towns: Launceston with its steam railway and thousand year old Norman castle; Tavistock, the gateway to Dartmoor with daily local market for food and crafts; Callington - with its unusual mural trail, and Saltash - best known for its striking rail bridge. The area is alsothis area is an important haven for wildlife, the river valley and its tributaries are an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The accommodation is set over one level.
Ground Floor
- Open-plan living & dining area with wood burner
- Fully equipped kitchen with fridge freezer & dishwasher
- Bedroom with double bed, additional single bed and en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower
Exterior Grounds
- Private garden area
- Dining facilities
- Barbecue
- Access to shared play area
- Access to shared tennis court
Additional Facilities
- Wi-Fi
- TV & DVD
- Cot & highchair available
- Washing machine
- Games room with table tennis
The Tamar Valley is a luscious wooded river valley in contrast to the rugged neighbouring Bodmin Moor. The valley stretches from Bodmin to Dartmouth, from the beaches of East Cornwall to the towns of West Devon, dotted with ancient mines, Tudor houses, mystical gardens, and rivers to explore and fish.
This region is rich with opportunity, on the Devon-Cornwall borders, from cultural heritage to stately homes, market towns, moorland walks and villages, to a vibrant arts scene and outdoor pursuits.
Rich in history, the valley has four ancient towns: Launceston with its steam railway and thousand year old Norman castle; Tavistock, the gateway to Dartmoor with daily local market for food and crafts; Callington - with its unusual mural trail, and Saltash - best known for its striking rail bridge. The area is alsothis area is an important haven for wildlife, the river valley and its tributaries are an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Accommodation
The accommodation is set over one level.
Ground Floor
- Open-plan living & dining area with wood burner
- Fully equipped kitchen with fridge freezer & dishwasher
- Bedroom with double bed, additional single bed and en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower
Exterior Grounds
- Private garden area
- Dining facilities
- Barbecue
- Access to shared play area
- Access to shared tennis court
Additional Facilities
- Wi-Fi
- TV & DVD
- Cot & highchair available
- Washing machine
- Games room with table tennis