Set peacefully in woodland, about 2 miles from Gulworthy, a detached stone-built single-storey cottage, once serving nearby Wheal Josiah, the richest copper mine in Europe.
With the mine long abandoned, the cottage has been thoughtfully restored.
Lime-rendered walls and oak floors complement stylish decor, and your own 4-person hot tub and private woodland garden (table/chairs, barbecue) complete an idyllic spot to unwind.
Beyond the garden, acres of woodland and the Tamar Trails for walking/cycling; activity centre (tree-surfing) and café, around 20 minute walk.
Nearest pub, 1½ miles.
From terrace at the front, ceiling-high, glazed bi-fold doors into living/dining room (woodburner, TV/DVD, iPod dock); smart kitchen (slimline dishwasher, combi-microwave, fridge, electric oven/gas hob).
Double bedroom (6' zip-linked bed or twin).
Bathroom (suite with roll-top bath plus hand-shower, separate shower).
Use of washing machine, by arrangement.
Spring water.
A peaceful and picturesque retreat where you can choose to do as little or as much as you wish.
Gulworthy: hamlet (outdoor activity centre/café, Horn of Plenty restaurant) 3 miles from Tavistock, deep in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, just on the Devon side of the River Tamar (canoe expeditions).
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Trust Cotehele House and Buckland Abbey, 4 and 6 miles; Morwellham Quay (location of BBC's 'Edwardian Farm'), 4 miles.
Plymouth with its shops, theatres, Nat.
Marine Aquarium and historic Barbican, 11 miles.
