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A beautiful private hamlet of cottages, Scandinavian and Riverside lodges set amidst a glorious 30 acre estate. |
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Oiginally a 16th Century working water mill, Coombe Mill is now a beautiful, private hamlet of picturesque cottages and riverside lodges
Set amidst an idyllic 30-acre estate. St Breward dates back to pre-Norman times when it was a series of small hamlets suspended along the western edge of Bodmin Moor. Over the centuries these hamlets have joined together to form the present village, which is the highest in Cornwall and enjoys magnificent views over the surrounding Cornish countryside.
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We have luxury Scandinavian Lodges each sleeping 7. Eden, Heligan and Pencarrow. These are new contemporary
and spacious properties named after
famous Cornish houses and gardens. |
They are built from substantial Scandinavian timber by a local moorland business with great care and attention to detail. They are double-glazed throughout with French doors leading to beautiful decked verandas with tables
and chairs for outdoor dining. Eden is situated in the heart of the Coombe estate in an elevated position with a fenced private garden while Heligan and Pencarrow have stunning views over the river and valley and are surrounded by spacious lawns. There is a large covered barbecue for extending balmy summertime
meals outside.
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All the riverside lodges at Coombe Mill, whose eccentric names Camel, Deer, De Lank etc. are derived from local rivers, have beautiful views over the river and valley and are surrounded by spacious lawns and woods ensuring tranquil peace and quiet.
All have sunny verandas and their own garden furniture. The lodges can accommodate from two to six people and have a lounge/dining area,
full size bathroom with overhead shower, double bedroom and a choice of twin beds or bunk beds with space for a cot. Ottery, Valancy and Jordan each have pretty four poster beds.
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At Coombe our reception is well stocked with tourist leaflets, information, maps and reference books and we will happily offer our own suggestions to help you make the most of your day
Things to Do
Cycling: The Magnificent Camel Trail, 20 miles of former rail track following the River Camel from near to Coombe all the way to Padstow. Bike Hire locally.
Pony Trekking: Enjoy the views from horseback. Excellent stables in our village, St Breward
Beaches: Mile after mile of pure white sandy beaches at Rock, Daymer Bay, Polzeath. Quiet coves at Lundy and Bossiney Bays. Rock pools at Trebarwith Strand. Beach Guide Available
Swimming: Full size, indoor pool 5mins away. Fun pools at Newquay,
Bodmin and Bude
Surfing: Family surfing at Polzeath. Wetsuits & boards hire or buy. Excellent lessons for all the family at Polzeath. Serious waves at Newquay.
Dinghy sailing, windsurfing & water skiing: Rock and Daymer Bay are busy venues for all kinds of water sports, with tuition & boats for hire
Walking: Towering clifftops, rugged moorland, breathtaking coastal views or quiet harbourside strolls. Enjoy breathtaking sea views from The Rumps, Port Quin and Port Isaac. Climb the heights of 'Roughtor' and 'Brown Willy' on Bodmin Moor. Discover pretty villages and ancient byeways. We stock an array of books and can personally advise on routes for families and regular walkers. We have a walking map to Coombe Mill and an excellent footpath trail guide to the village. Walking Guide Available
Golf: Dozens of courses in the local area from Pitch and Put, and 9-hole ¾ mile away to the long and testing St Enodoc Course at Rock. Golf Guide available.
Boat Trips: Sight-seeing & fishing trips from Padstow, Port Isaac, Looe,
Polperro & Truro
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Places to Visit
Harbour Villages: Stroll around the pretty villages of Boscastle, Port Isaac and Padstow on the north coast or discover tiny streets of Mevagissey
Fowey and Polperro
Historic Castles & Houses: Visit the legendary castle of King Arthur at Tintagel, the national Trust's Lanhydrock House, Pencarrow House, Prideaux Palace and Cotehele
Glorious Gardens: Discover the Lost Gardens of Heligan, restored to its 19th century glory, the dizzy terraces of St Michael's Mount, the charming clefts and river valley of Trebah and Glendurgan, National Trust Gardens at Lanhydrock, Trelissick and Cotehele
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Family Attractions: The Eden Project - Continues to grow - literally! Already the third most popular "pay to visit" attraction in Britain. Improved car parking, ticket sales and longer opening hours have really helped to reduce queues, Flambards Theme Park, the Shire Horse Centre, Steam Railways, Spingfield's Pony Park, the Otter Sanctuary, the Donkey centre, Carnglaze slate caverns, Jamaica Inn - to name but a few……. |
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