Newquay 3.1 miles. This stunning, detached barn conversion rests in a lovely rural location, just a mile from the coastal road that links Newquay with Watergate, in the peaceful hamlet of Tregustick, just three miles outside of Newquay centre. The Cowshed is a contemporary, luxury property, ideal for a family or group of six wanting to enjoy exploring Newquay and the surrounding beaches and coastline. Enter the property to find a stylish and tasteful open-plan living room, with a high spec, fully-fitted kitchen, with sleek grey units, integrated appliances and a kitchen island complete with breakfast bar. Enjoy meals together at the dining table, before retiring to the L-shaped red leather sofa, where you can relax in front of the woodburning stove and enjoy your favourite TV shows as the heat from the fire fills the room with warmth. There are two spacious ground-floor bedrooms to choose from - a double and a twin - both with neutral decor, wooden flooring and ample storage space, served by a sleek family bathroom with shower over bath, tiled walls and dark wood cabinets. Upstairs is a mezzanine seating area with a large Velux window, offering countryside views, as well as a character wooden beam on the ceiling, plus a sofa and TV, offering an additional quiet space to relax in, as well as a stunning master double bedroom with picture window, a TV, patio doors onto a private decking area with seating, where you can enjoy a morning coffee in your peaceful surroundings, and a convenient en-suite shower room. Outside you will find ample off-road parking, a front patio with seating and a side lawned garden, ideal for sitting outside and enjoying you idyllic, peaceful location. The quaint village of St Columb minor offers an excellent pub, as well as a restaurant, supermarket and Post Office, along with a small selection of shops and a church that sits opposite the pub and dates back to 1430. The centre of Newquay is just three miles away, on Cornwall's north Atlantic coast, offering the best surfing conditions and a range of watersports on all of its three major sandy beaches. You can also enjoy a stroll around its pretty harbour and family-friendly days out can be had at Blue Reef Aquarium and Newquay Zoo. Join the South West Coast Path to explore the coastline further; head north towards the Trevose Head Heritage Coast and visit the National Trust's Carnewas at Bedruthan Steps, as well as Trevose Head Lighthouse and the picturesque Stepper Point, as well as stunning beaches and lovely seaside resorts including Padstow and Polzeath, while a venture south down the path will encompass Perranporth and its fantastic beach and the stunning St. Agnes Heritage Coast and nature reserve. The opportunities available from your doorstep are endless from this idyllic property.

St Columb Minor is a quiet village off the main road into Newquay. The village is known for its food and local ales, as well as a range of weekly events. There is a pub with a magnificent village church opposite, dating back to 1430, and the high tower has been a landmark for generations of fishermen. There is a selection of lovely beaches in nearby Newquay, including the family-friendly Porth Beach, a lovely sandy beach with a sheltered aspect, protected by headlands on both sides. Newquay is known as the home of UK surf, boasting three major beaches, the National Surf Centre and an endless supply of rolling surf, making it a watersports paradise.

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