St. Tudy, Cornwall (Click to view on map)

2 Bedroom House in St. Tudy

Oc 32233 Meriels is a 2 bedroom dog friendly property in Cornwall, England

Oc 32233 Meriels is a dog friendly holiday cottage from HolidayCottages.co.uk

4 guests
2 bedrooms
1 bathrooms
dog friendly

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Set on a 35-acre country estate a stone’s throw from St Tudy, this homey chalet offers couples and families an idyllic mix of countryside serenity and seaside adventure in the heart of North Cornwall. Enjoying lovely views of an old maple tree, the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner that welcomes you into this bolthole combines homely touches with all your creature comforts. Cook up a storm with your local fare in the contemporary kitchen, enjoy a glass of something chilled seated around the rustic farmhouse-style dining table or simply sit back and relax on the plush sofa. Brimming with sophistication, the contemporary family shower room provides everything you need to feel refreshed. There are two bedrooms on offer, one double and one twin, that feature lovely views to wake up to. Dine alfresco on the quaint patio before exploring the fantastic range of shared on-site facilities, including an indoor swimming pool, arcade/games room, restaurant and bar, tennis court, pitch and putt, and a tranquil fishing lake. There is private parking for one car at the chalet, with additional parking at the clubhouse (subject to availability). The idyllic village of St Tudy is home to a thriving community and wonderful views across the rolling Cornish countryside. Bodmin Moor (12 miles) is a playground for keen outdoor explorers, with its dramatic tors and winding trails perfect for walking, cycling, and even a scenic picnic with a view. For a taste of the coast, head to the iconic fishing village of Port Isaac 9 miles away, which boasts a maze of narrow lanes, breathtaking cliff-top views and a traditional harbour bursting with charm. Those who love life on the water can hop aboard a boat trip from the bustling Padstow Harbour (15.5 miles) to spot an array of sea life, including dolphins and seals.