Casa rural apta para familias con jardín

Charlestown 7 miles. Resting on the outskirts of St Austell, Cornwall in a restored, historical building is this fantastic property, Water Wheels. Just over 5 miles from the centre of St Austell and 7 miles from the harbour village of Charlestown and the beautiful beach at Carlyon Bay. Due to the location it is a perfect spot for exploring the whole of Cornwall. The perfect dwelling for a family of six, Water Wheels offers ground-floor bedrooms, along with access to fascinating nearby attractions and coastal delights. You will be met by ample off-road parking on arrival, where you can leave your car before heading inside the wonderful abode. The kitchen/diner offers all the essential appliances, including an electric cooker and four-slice toaster, needed to make nourishing meals for all to enjoy at the adjacent dining table. The lower-ground-floor living room offers a table seating six, for those family board games, along with a large corner sofa, Smart TV and electric log effect fire; making for an ideal space for socialising and relaxation! The shower room is also on this floor. When night falls, climb the stairs to choose between three fabulous bedrooms to rest in, with the first one being a super-king-size, another being a twin, and lastly, a twin consisting of zip/link beds which can be turned into a super-king-size to coincide with your sleeping arrangements. The bedrooms all enjoy access to the family bathroom, where relaxing soaks amidst the bath's bubbles can be enjoyed after a day packed with sightseeing. To the rear of the property is a private patio, so you can really soak up your peaceful surroundings over a steaming cup of morning coffee or an alfresco lunch. There is so much fun waiting to be had at Water Wheels! Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 1093095, 1093110, 1093105, 1093106 and 1093108, together sleeping up to 38 guests.Roche and neighbouring Lanivet both have a modest range of shops and pubs and are located a short distance from Bodmin, close off the A30. Agriculture is the main industry in the area, and the terrain is lush, green, and undulating. With the wide open areas of Bodmin Moor just six miles away and the ruggedly gorgeous north coast with its rocky coves, steep cliffs, and superb surfing beaches just thirty minutes by vehicle, it's ideal for seeing the rest of Cornwall.