Cottage totalmente attrezzato con giardino | Ammette animali domestici

The Water Mill at Boyton Mill is a remarkable Grade II listed converted mill resting near Launceston, Cornwall, showcasing traditional features, sweeping grounds, and off-road parking, ideal for couples seeking a distinctive countryside retreat. Follow the elegant driveway as it leads you to this characterful abode, where the history of the building is immediately apparent, paired with thoughtful styling throughout. Step inside to discover a beautifully presented interior, where wooden beams, slate flooring, and feature fireplaces create a sense of heritage, balanced with contemporary touches. The kitchen/diner is well-equipped for preparing meals together, before settling at the dining table to enjoy unhurried evenings. Venture upstairs to the first-floor sitting room, a mezzanine-style space where a woodburning stove takes centre stage, offering a welcoming setting for relaxed nights in. When sleep calls, the super-king-size bedroom provides an inviting place to unwind, served by a spacious bathroom with both a bath and separate walk-in shower for added convenience. Outside, the grounds are truly impressive, with patio furniture inviting you to dine alfresco, while twenty-one acres of private woodland create opportunities for exploration directly from your doorstep, perfect for guests travelling with dogs. If you can tear yourself away, Launceston offers a fascinating glimpse into Cornwall's past, with its Norman castle, heritage centre, and independent shops waiting to be discovered. Head towards Bude to enjoy its sandy beaches, sea pool, and scenic coastal paths, ideal for long walks with four-legged companions. Alternatively, visit Padstow, known for its charming harbour, culinary scene, and access to the Camel Trail, perfect for cycling or leisurely strolls. For a change of scenery, Bodmin provides links to its historic jail, steam railway, and Bodmin Moor, offering rugged landscapes and striking views. The Water Mill at Boyton Mill promises a memorable stay amidst Cornwall's captivating countryside.The town of Launceston, situated on the Devon and Cornwall border, has wonderful architecture, including some fine Georgian buildings in the central square, and is dominated by the ruins of a Norman castle sitting high above the town. You can take a stroll to the Dog friendly Willow Tree Cafe and Woodland Walk or visit the steam train from Launceston through the beautiful Kensey Valley on a 5-mile round trip. Launceston is within driving distance of the seaside resorts of Bude and Padstow to the north, and Plymouth to the south, as well as the stunning Bodmin Moor and Dartmoor. A superb base for exploring Cornwall and Devon.