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The Old Watermill is a remarkable property boasting a self-contained, two-bedroom annex located within its grounds. Once a working watermill, this charming home has been beautifully and sensitively converted, retaining its original charm with the water wheel still proudly displayed. Nestled in the tranquil countryside, surrounded by picturesque farmland, the property is on the outskirts of the delightful village of St Mabyn. With sprawling, immaculately landscaped gardens and elegant decor adorning the interiors, this residence is perfect for groups of friends or families seeking a serene escape to Cornwall. The ample driveway accommodates up to 4 cars, inviting guests to embrace the peaceful surroundings and admire the enchanting property.
Upon entering the house, guests ascend some steps to a first-floor, spacious kitchen/diner that is well-equipped and primed for culinary adventures. The living/dining room is a luminous and inviting space, perfect for hosting large gatherings or enjoying cozy evenings by the fireplace. The main house features four bedrooms, starting with a luxurious en-suite bedroom furnished with a king-size bed on the first floor. Descending to the lower ground floor, three additional tastefully appointed bedrooms with king-sized beds await guests, ensuring a restful night's sleep after a day of exploration. These bedrooms share a generously sized bathroom with a large walk-in shower and a jacuzzi bath. Additionally, a separate cloakroom and a sauna are available, offering a soothing retreat after a refreshing sea dip. The property also boasts a delightful games room equipped with a pool table, table tennis, and air hockey for entertaining evenings.
The meticulously maintained garden is a highlight of the property, offering numerous serene spots for relaxation, reading, and bird-watching by the lake. Hidden pathways provide opportunities for games like hide and seek, and enchanting fairy houses nestled in the trees add a touch of whimsy. Guests often gather on the deck for evening drinks, lounging on the comfortable corner sofa or swing seat, while a large table invites al fresco dining. The garden features a small lake and a tranquil stream spanned by charming 'Monet-style' bridges, alongside picturesque woodland areas. A BBQ and fire pit, stocked with wood, provide the perfect setting for stargazing late into the evening.
The annex provides additional accommodation for four to five guests, featuring a contemporary open-plan living space ideal for cooking, dining, and relaxation. The bedrooms in the annex include a zip/link king-size bed and a king-size bed with an en-suite shower room, along with a second stylish shower room. A double sofa bed caters for extra guests. St Mabyn is a delightful village with a lively pub and a village shop offering essentials. Nearby attractions include Pencarrow House and Garden, walks at Poley’s Bridge, and fishing at Temple Trout Fisheries. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the Camel Trail, visit charming towns like Wadebridge and Bodmin, or delve into local history by exploring Bodmin Obelisk, Bodmin Town Museum, and Bodmin Jail Attraction.
For seaside adventures, the popular surfing spot of Polzeath and water sports facilities in Rock are within easy reach, alongside scenic beaches like Daymer Bay, Harlyn Bay, and Constantine Bay, as well as the iconic destination of Padstow. Just a short drive away, Newquay offers attractions such as an aquarium, Golitha Falls, and Carnglaze Caverns. From exploring historical sites to enjoying water sports and coastal walks, there is a plethora of activities to savor during a stay at The Old Watermill.
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