The Coach House

Resting in Trevibban Barton near Padstow is The Coach House, a contemporary yet characterful, four-bedroom home. With an expansive, wrap-around garden, a stylish interior, and a prime position set next to Trevibban Mill Vineyard, The Coach House offers a rural haven for eight guests, whilst also a car journey from the glistening shoreline.

Located on a quiet private lane, travelling through the enclosed garden, dotted with pretty blooms, luscious lawns, and several patio areas, where you can dine alfresco and truly bask in your tranquil surroundings. Step indoors to be delighted by the open-plan living space, complete with a sleek kitchen, a dedicated dining area, and plenty of plush seating to unwind with the woodburning stove roaring in the backdrop.

Completing the ground-floor is a handy washing machine and tumble dryer, tucked away for your laundry needs. For a quiet nook, escape to the first-floor snug and delve into a good book with a glass of wine in hand, before gathering around for an evening meal.

Four elegant bedrooms are on offer, starting with a king-size with en-suite and a bunk room on the ground floor. A king-size and double, both with en-suite shower rooms rest upstairs, providing plenty of privacy for all guests.

Next door to the property, be sure to take advantage of the close proximity to the stunning Trevibban Mill Cornish Vineyard, a perfect day out for any wine lovers in your group. Just a short walk away you'll arrive at Barnaby's Restaurant, a popular eatery, sure to delight, whilst Pentruse Farm Shop rests a little further out, where you can stock up on local produce, ready to rustle up some homemade staples.

Heading to the shore, discover the turquoise waters of Treyarnon Bay, or don your walking boots for clifftop views across the Trevose Headland, possibly to follow around to Padstow. A haven for foodies, Padstow is brimming with popular fine dining restaurants, including The Seafood Restaurant, Paul Ainsworth at No6, and Caffè Rojano by Paul Ainsworth, all worth visiting before strolling around the harbour, watching the boats embark, or for further amenities and coastline vistas, spend the day in Rock, before returning home for sundowners.