Wonderful family house in historic Cornish village by Port Isaac, Padstow & Rock

Tynedale, is a warm, dog friendly, Cornish traditional family house sleeping seven people in four bedrooms with two bathrooms and a downstairs loo. It is centrally located in the friendly North Cornwall village of St Teath. It is the perfect base for exploring. Ten minutes from the glorious North Cornwall coast for walking, surfing and beaches. Close to the charming seaside towns of Port Isaac (of Doc Martin fame), Rock, the foodies’ delight of Padstow, Polzeath and Widemouth Bay for surfing, the wild scenery of Arthurian Tintagel, the South West Coast Path, Poldark country, Rosamund Pilcher trail and many other picturesque and historic sites.
The area is known for good restaurants and friendly pubs, it is within easy reach of the Eden Project (45 minutes) and many other attractions, both natural and man-made that Cornwall has to offer. The bustling small town of Wadebridge is twenty minutes away, with its three supermarkets, interesting independent shops and the picturesque Camel Trail for cycling. Seaview is a local farm shop a mile away with cafe/bar and selling local farm produce and other delights, plus the best breakfasts. There are also small supermarkets in Delabole and Camelford for groceries and logs etc. Village shop coming soon.
The cottage has two cosy living rooms, each with a log burner. The four comfortable bedrooms and spacious and well-equipped kitchen/ diner make it ideal for multi generation living or space to chill. There’s high speed fibre broadband and a smart TV inside, and outside, a secluded patio with BBQ for eating and entertaining plus a charming low-mainenance front garden from which to sit and watch the world go by.

St.Teath is a thriving village year round which welcomes its visitors. With an historic 14th century church at its centre and a dog/family friendly “proper” pub which shows sport, has two full sizes pool tables and serves excellent good value meals, all within 200 yards of the front door. The quaint village cafe also serves delicious breakfasts, home cooked lunches and teas. The area is a pooch’s paradise and we welcome up to two well behaved dogs. There is a footpath running alongside the house and over styles to fields for dog walking (please be aware of livestock).