Inviting Saltash Cottage S137537

About this property

Cherry Cottage is an enchanting, bijou home that epitomises cosy and rustic home-like charm, within comforting proportions, brimming with original features, set in a beautiful part of the Cornish coast.

This characterful home is nestled within a mini complex of converted barns on a rural farm, where on-site hosts are on hand to offer a whole myriad of service. The farm animals roam freely and the common grounds offer exceptional facilities. Guests can truly enjoy the best of both worlds, with the stunning privacy of a secluded little bolt-hole whilst taking advantage of shared tennis courts, games room, pool table, home-cooked delivered meals to the front door or pampering massages to name just a few of the services and amenities on offer!

This delightful home just brims with rustic charm with its exposed stone walls and sold oak floors along with gothic church style windows and yet it provides all the modern amenities guests could possibly need! Cherry Cottage is ideal as an intimate and romantic bolthole for a couple, or a cosy base for a small family.

The open plan living space is executed with sleek and tasteful interior style: neutral and soft tones, restful dove greys, the central log burning fire and a bookcase brimming with good reads. The kitchen-dining space comes fully equipped and offers all the tools a budding chef could possibly need. Imagine sitting down to morning coffee, with the sounds of the farmyard gently coming to life, or curling up in serene tranquillity in the evening with a glass of wine in the glow of the wood burner - pure heaven! The beautifully-appointed bedroom is complete with king-size bed and additional sofa bed, perfect for both couples and those travelling with children, while the bathroom with walk-in shower is pure luxury.

Outside, guests of Cherry Cottage have acess to a private garden with fabulous hot tub, the perfect place to end an action-packed day spent exploring the Cornish countryside with a yummy sun downer!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 across one ground floor level making it ideal for those with mobility issues.

Ground Floor

- Living room with wood burner

- Fully equipped kitchen with fridge freezer, dishwasher and dining facilities

- Bedroom with king-size bed and additional double sofa bed (suitable for a child)

- Bathroom with shower, WC and washbasin

Exterior Grounds

- Private hot tub (during the months of November through to March there is a £10 daily charge for the hot tub to be switched on, heated and ready for use)

- Private garden

- Dining facilities

- Barbecue

- Access to shared private shingle beach

- Access to shared tennis court

- Access to shared play area

Additional Facilities

- Wi-Fi

- TV & DVD

- Cot & highchair available

- Washing machine

- Parking

- Storage for bikes & surf boardsThe 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 across one ground floor level making it ideal for those with mobility issues.

Ground Floor

- Living room with wood burner

- Fully equipped kitchen with fridge freezer, dishwasher and dining facilities

- Bedroom with king-size bed and additional double sofa bed (suitable for a child)

- Bathroom with shower, WC and washbasin

Exterior Grounds

- Private hot tub (during the months of November through to March there is a £10 daily charge for the hot tub to be switched on, heated and ready for use)

- Private garden

- Dining facilities

- Barbecue

- Access to shared private shingle beach

- Access to shared tennis court

- Access to shared play area

Additional Facilities

- Wi-Fi

- TV & DVD

- Cot & highchair available

- Washing machine

- Parking

- Storage for bikes & surf boards

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 across one ground floor level making it ideal for those with mobility issues.
Ground Floor
- Living room with wood burner
- Fully equipped kitchen with fridge freezer, dishwasher and dining facilities
- Bedroom with king-size bed and additional double sofa bed (suitable for a child)
- Bathroom with shower, WC and washbasin
Exterior Grounds
- Private hot tub (during the months of November through to March there is a £10 daily charge for the hot tub to be switched on, heated and ready for use)
- Private garden
- Dining facilities
- Barbecue
- Access to shared private shingle beach
- Access to shared tennis court
- Access to shared play area
Additional Facilities
- Wi-Fi
- TV & DVD
- Cot & highchair available
- Washing machine
- Parking
- Storage for bikes & surf boards