Summary:
Escape to the heart of Bodmin Moor at this spacious traditional granite Cornish home, surrounded by spectacular views with walks straight from the doorstep. Sleeping eight across four bedrooms, it combines characterful slate floors and a cosy wood burner with a bright vaulted kitchen diner and generous living spaces. Outside, a large wraparound garden offers plenty of places to relax and explore. With ample private parking and dogs welcome, it’s ideal for family and group escapes.

The Space:
Experience the wild beauty of Bodmin Moor and discover this stunning four-bedroom traditional granite Cornish home, surrounded by breathtaking scenery, open skies and endless walking trails straight from the front door. With wild ponies, grazing cattle and sheep roaming freely beyond the garden gate, this is a truly magical place to unwind and reconnect with nature.

Spacious, welcoming and bursting with character, the house has been thoughtfully furnished with an eclectic mix of antiques, vintage treasures and classic contemporary pieces. Rich colours, beautiful textures and homely touches create a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere throughout.

Upstairs are four comfortable bedrooms: two kings, including one with an ensuite shower room, a double and a twin with a single and pullout. Two further bathrooms, one upstairs with a bath and another downstairs with a shower, offer plenty of space for families and friends.

The inviting living room features beautiful slate flagstone floors, a cosy wood burner, Smart TV and shelves of books. An adjoining study provides a dedicated workspace and additional seating, perfect for quieter moments and remote workers.

At the heart of the home is the spacious, light-filled kitchen diner, with its impressive vaulted ceiling, beautiful farmhouse AGA and all the modern conveniences you could need, including a generous fridge-freezer, dishwasher and blender.

Double doors open onto a large wraparound garden, with several seating areas, a greenhouse and hidden corners to explore. Enjoy slow morning coffees, long summer evenings and the remarkable peace of the moorland surroundings.

With ample private parking and spectacular countryside adventures on your doorstep, this special Cornish retreat offers the perfect blend of comfort, character and untamed natural beauty. An unforgettable escape in one of Cornwall’s most enchanting landscapes.

Dogs are welcome on the condition they are kept off sofas & beds, any mess in the garden cleaned up after and not left in the property unattended. There is an additional fee of £20/dog with a maximum of two dogs. We may consider more depending on breeds so please get in touch.

Guest Access:
Guests will have access to the whole property and garden.

The Neighborhood:
This home in St Breward, nestled on the edge of Bodmin Moor, offers the perfect escape for anyone looking to explore Cornwall’s wild countryside, beautiful coastline and fantastic local food.

One of the biggest attractions is the opportunity to enjoy spectacular walks straight from the doorstep. Discover ancient stone circles, rugged granite tors, peaceful streams and open moorland, with breathtaking views in every direction. Nearby Rough Tor and Brown Willy, Cornwall’s highest peaks, offer rewarding hikes, while the picturesque De Lank River valley is perfect for gentler woodland walks and wildlife spotting.

St Breward itself is a charming Cornish village, home to The Old Inn & Restaurant, a welcoming traditional pub serving hearty meals and local ales. For a special dining experience, visit Coombeshead Farm, renowned for its exceptional farm-to-table food, artisan bakery and beautiful rural setting.

The village is also ideally positioned for exploring both Cornwall’s north and south coasts. Head north to discover the dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches and picturesque fishing villages of the Atlantic coastline. Port Isaac, famous for its winding streets and harbour, is a lovely place to explore, while Polzeath and Daymer Bay are ideal for surfing, swimming and family beach days. Nearby Tintagel Castle offers fascinating history and spectacular coastal scenery.

To the south, explore the beautiful harbour towns of Fowey and Charlestown, with their waterfront restaurants, independent shops and opportunities for boat trips. The sheltered beaches and hidden coves of Cornwall’s south coast are perfect for relaxed days beside the sea.

Other nearby highlights include Cardinham Woods for walking and cycling, Jamaica Inn for a taste of Cornwall’s smuggling history, and the famous Eden Project.

Whether you’re seeking moorland adventures, coastal discoveries or memorable meals, St Breward is a wonderful base for exploring Cornwall.

Getting Around:
Due to the remote nature of Bodmin Moor, a car is recommended for getting the most out of your stay here. Private parking is provided for 3 or 4 vehicles. The surrounding roads are also unrestricted.

That said, it's also a beautiful destination to cycle to! The nearest station is Bodmin Parkway, around 12 miles away.

Other Things to Note:
There is a small pond in the garden that is not covered. Please don't leave children unattended near this.