¼ mile from Blisland, in a lovely situation, a charming, sunny, single-storey cottage and, 50 yards from it, a handsome single-storey house.
They are up 300 yards of private tree-lined, primrose-banked lane, separated by the lawn-garden of the owners’ beautiful 16th cent.
farmhouse of a 65 acre mixed farm (sheep, cows/calves).
You are welcome on the farm.
Behind rises a tor (fine views).
Foxes, badgers and buzzards about.
A grand place for walkers, birdwatchers and peace-seekers - very close to the open moor (nearby gate to it) but in soft, wooded countryside.
Higher Tumrose, the single-storey house, is detached, well designed and full of character: big rooms, comfortable furniture and superb long views.
Shallow steps down to terrace/patio (table/chairs) and good-sized lawn divided from fields by ha-ha; all very secluded.
Inside: hall.
Elegant living room with woodburner (logs included), TV/DVD, French windows to balcony (lovely views), and glazed double doors to big, comfortable, parquet-floored sunroom with tremendous views.
Depth-of-house, well-equipped kitchen/dining room (dishwasher, washing machine, tumble drier, microwave, fridge-freezer, electric cooker); dining table overlooking the terrace and garden.
Four bedrooms - a large, light double (5' wide x 6'7" long bed, TV) with wonderful view from bed via big bay window (window seat) and en suite bathroom (suite with separate shower); two twin (one with beds zip-linked to 6' double); and a single (2'6" bed); bathroom (suite with separate shower).
Blisland: attractive village (old cottages, good pub, PO/shop/internet café, medieval church) around a green in wooded farmland below the western edge of Bodmin Moor.
Nearby, the River Camel (trout/salmon fishing and Camel Trail cycleway).
The sea at Port Isaac, 9 miles, or Polzeath (sand/surf beach) and Rock (watersports), 12.
Bodmin (town), 5.