Open plan studio accommodation with living/sleeping/kitchen and dining area with double sofa bed. Bathroom with bath, shower over and basin. Doorway leads to separate WC. Secluded patio at rear overlooking the mill stream as it tumbles past the cottage
Parking available (Off Road Parking)
Check In - 17:30
Check Out - 09:30
A mile from Tintagel is the lovely wooded valley of St Nectan's Glen, and within the Glen is Halgabron Mill, where former corn mill buildings and workers' cottages have been converted to individually-designed holiday cottages.
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Tintagel 1 mile. A compact, cosy and unique holiday cottage on the banks of the mill stream. Set next to the stream, surrounded by trees and flowers in the spring, it has its own private patio with the stream bubbling by. Enter via the quaint arched door into the open plan studio. Everything is to hand and the sofa converts into a full-size double bed.
Walk through the bluebell woods, laze on the shoreline at the bottom of the valley, explore the nearby coastline, surf the waves or take a trip further afield to the Eden Project (23 miles) or all points south or west. There's much to do and see in this beautiful area. Note: This property can be booked with Refs.
980, 981 and 982, together they sleep 12.
Electric convector and night storage heating.Electric cooker, microwave, fridge, TV with FreeSat and Freeview, DVD, CD/radio, WiFi. Coin-operated washing machine and tumble dryer in communal utility room. Electricity inc. in rent. Bed linen inc. in rent. (Towels are not provided). Private sitting area and shared use of lawned garden with garden furniture and stream. Off road parking space for one car (per property). Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shops and pubs 1 mile. Please note: No babies/children. Charging of electric vehicles is not permitted at the property. Please note: This property only accepts a Friday changeover. Note: Private entrance
The legends and myths of King Arthur and the Round Table are still potent in the town of Tintagel in North Cornwall – and the cliffs just beyond are dominated by the jagged ruins of King Arthur's Castle. Visitors will love the romance of this beautiful area, with its surfer seas, dramatic cliffs and hidden coves.
The town itself is pretty and welcoming, with well-run pubs, restaurants and specialist shops. The South West Coast Path can be followed in both north and south directions,and northwards leads to the charming village of Boscastle after a couple of miles. Trebarwith Strand is one of a number of good beaches near Tintagel and 15 miles away is the popular surfing resort of Bude.
Also within reach are such local attractions as the Camel Estuary, the Eden Project and Bodmin Moor, which has a unique atmosphere and one of Britain's spookiest pubs – the Jamaica Inn.
