Introduction

With its open-plan kitchen-living area on the upper floor and bedrooms down below, this luxury barn conversion on the Roseland peninsula has style and space-a-plenty. Gentle hues combine with exposed stone and natural wood features, whilst soft furnishings and goose-down duvets create a luxury holiday home you'll be inspired to write home about.

Bedrooms and Bathrooms

All bedrooms are on the ground floor and have access to the garden. The master en suite bedroom has French doors leading out to the decking and enjoys triple aspect views across the field and on to the glistening sea beyond. The en suite bathroom has a large walk-in shower. The large double bedroom benefits from dual aspect windows and feature 'slit' windows, whilst the spacious twin room has patio doors opening out on to the garden. The well-appointed family bathroom on the ground floor has a bath with separate walk-in shower.

Outside

The Sea Barn offers a wealth of al fresco dining opportunities that follow the course of the sun, or shade! The formal garden area is enclosed by the original dry stone walling and offers a large lawn with well-stocked borders and traditional garden furniture. For sun worshippers, the second patio overlooking the adjacent meadow is accessed from the ground floor (next to the master bedroom) and offers magnificent sea views. A pleasant ten minute stroll through the back garden gate and through the fields and you will come across the coastal path which leads down to the beautiful local beaches.

For Relaxation

Tumble out of bed and onto the sunny decking to enjoy morning coffee with the papers and revel in the far-reaching views. Meander the streets and shops of nearby fishing villages of Portscatho or St Mawes, or take to the high seas with a chartered fishing trip to catch your dinner- it doesn't come fresher! Winter eves are best spent fireside with a glass of mulled wine and hot buttered crumpets.   

Practicalities

There is plenty of parking space for up to three cars. The Sea Barn has a utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer, ironing board and iron. Logs and kindling are provided for the woodburner. 

Capital of Cornwall Venture into the historic cathedral city of Truro and experience the bustling cosmopolitan vibe and eclectic selection of eateries. There is also a lively farmer's market every Saturday well worth a visit!

Pure Relaxation Kick back after a day's adventures and relax with a glass of something chilled. Wrap up in blankets and take in the breath-taking Cornish sunset... don't forget to keep your eyes peeled for shooting stars!

Fine Dining For an elegant dining experience why not book a table at the renowned Tresanton Hotel in St Mawes? With a seasonal menu to tempt the most discerning of palates and a great selection of fine wines, the Tresanton is a fine dining experience to write home about.  

Buckets and Spades A trip to the beach come rain or shine is just what the doctor ordered to blow away those cobwebs!With bucket n' spades and a delicious picnic in tow, enjoy a good old family day on the beach. With miles of golden sand all around, there's lots of choice for whiling away long hot summer days.

Nearest Beach 0.8 miles by foot (cross country) or 1.2 miles by car to Pendower, 2.2 miles to Portscatho.

Other Local Information

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