Polrunny, which is Cornish for "slope to the Cove" has outstanding sea views overlooking Boscastle, 1/2 mile away.
No longer a working farm, it stands in 24 acres of its own land looking out over open countryside towards the sea.
A peaceful, rural retreat of charm & character. Accommodation comprises three cottages, all well equipped and contemporary in style.
Trerose Loft Cottage: Sleeps 4
Approached through a private seperate graveled path, past its own parking area,Trerose Loft Cottageis a double storey slate and granite farm building conversion, tastefully and sympathetically restored.
Inside, the open plan contemporary interior of stylish simplicity and textured accessories compliment the stunning sea views beyond the coastal countryside, which can be seen from all the cottage windows.
The large fully integrated kitchen, has painted shaker style cupboards in sea theme colours and is fully equipped to a high standard. Two leather sofas add a touch of luxury and comfort, in a tranquil lounge. Upstairs is the double bedroom with closet, adjacent to the luxury bathroom with whirlpool bath and power shower over. Trerose is definitely a place to relax and unwind.
Outside there is a large enclosed grassed garden area with small orchard, together with picnic bench seating and barbeque for relaxing or playing.
Ideally located to explore the spectacular secluded beaches and stunning coastal walks of the North coast. Boscastle village (1/2 mile) lies within the parish of Minster on the North Cornish Coast, 14 miles south from Bude and 5 miles from Tintagel. A conservation area amongst some of the most beautiful countryside within the British Isles, and is one of the few remaining unspoilt harbour villages in Cornwall.
Designated an Area of Outstanding beauty, the National Trust own and care for the beautiful medieval harbour and surrounding coastline. Spend the day sea fishing from Boscastle or trout fishing at Crowdy Reservoir (10 mins. away). Horse Trekking and stable are a short distance from the farm.
An excellent base for touring the area, in Cornwall or North Devon, including moorlands, sheltered woodland valleys and coastal footpaths offering magnificent views, are all on our doorstep.
The small harbour now hosts a number of little fishing boats but was once a hive of activity with trade taking place between Wales, Bristol and the south of England. Here too, a lovely valley heads inland, a path follows a fast flowing burbling stream which leads to several hidden churches allowing you to discover the little known connection between North Cornwall and Thomas Hardy.
