Alquiler de granjas para vacaciones en Cornualles

The Olde Piggery, on the coast, Zennor, St Ives

The Olde Piggery Unique rural one bedroom property situated on the beautiful coastal road between St Ives and Lands End. Perfect for couples who enjoy walking, cycling or just peace and quiet away from the maddening crowds. We are in walking distance of both The Tinners Arms and the Gurnard's Hotel, which is renowned for its delicious food. Alternatively you can use the fully equipped kitchen to create a romantic meal for two, and enjoy in the cosy living space in front of the log burning fire.

Abel's Cottage - secluded cottage Crackington

Delightful converted barn, full of character. Sleeps 6. Secluded rural setting near coast paths & Crackington beach. Family run for over 45 yrs. Featured in The Guardian 13/05/17; 'We head towards the sea for a cliff walk looking over Crackington Haven beach. It feels as though we’re walking at the edge of the world: the contrast of blue sea, craggy coast, gorse bushes & wildflowers is transfixing. The kids love it too. Once in a while, it’s good to feel small & let the landscape dominate you.'

Beautiful barn in rural idyll with hot tub

Upper Stables is a romantic hideaway nestled in the private countryside of Carclew on the outskirts of Mylor, in easy reach of creeks, beaches and Falmouth. The stables have been lovingly refurbished and boast wood fired hot tub, beams, woodburner, luxurious bathroom - roll top bath and rain shower and a large well equipped kitchen. There are many lovely spots to enjoy; meadow for sundowners, private 1 mile walk - perfect for dog owners, fenced garden with barbecue and fire pit for star gazing.

Hot tub, Cornwall private hideaway, stunning views

Cosy hideaway in a stunning, private location with breathtaking views and quality hot tub located right beside, set under cover and ready for use in all seasons/weathers Dogs/pets welcome, fully fenced/walled gardens and grounds, ample parking beside property Easy driving distance to Callington, Calstock, Tavistock, Liskeard, Saltash, Launceston and Plymouth City. Train station at Gunnislake Heated indoor swimming pool on site available to hire for an extra charge - discounted for Airbnb guests

Cornwall - secluded log cabin surrounded by nature

Situated in Mid Cornwall, Birdsong Lodge is a traditional open plan log cabin, hidden away in a private location, surrounded by trees and shrub borders, creating a secluded ‘away from it all’ atmosphere. The cabin enjoys far reaching views across the surrounding countryside and the neighbouring fields provide a sanctuary for a herd of retired horses. Popular nearby attractions include The Eden Project, Boardmasters (Newquay) and The Lost Gardens of Heligan - all within a 30 minute drive away.

Pretty cottage, walk to beaches & pub, sea views

‘Little Bream' is a beautiful fully furnished, cosy barn cottage between Falmouth & the Helford River, within walking distance of restaurants, cafes, a pub & a shop. Easy walk to Maenporth beach, & the Helford River, and also Bream Cove, a fabulous place to swim. 10 mins drive into Falmouth. Little Bream has a fully equipped kitchen, very comfortable superking size bed, amazing shower. Distant sea view from the bedroom, a garden/BBQ area and is set in 2 acres of garden. Sleeps up to 4 guests

Gwithian,Godrevy Glamping Sea Views, Hidden Garden

Located in the beautiful coastal village of Gwithian, overlooking the Bay of St Ives and The Iconic Historical Godrevy Lighthouse, Godrevy Glamping has undoubtedly got the prime spot. Sleeping under a canopy of stars and awakening to only the sound of the sea, this is something truely special. We have delicately furnished our beautiful eco hut with a luxurious queen size bed and romantic lighting. A skip away you will find a gorgeous, unique kitchen/lounge area with cosy wood burner.

Manor House at Botelet Farm

Manor House is grade II listed, set amongst an array of historic buildings at Botelet Farm, with a large private garden to the rear and views reaching across rolling fields and up to Bury Down iron age hill fort. Nestled in a valley in South East Cornwall, staying at Manor offers the chance for a peaceful escape with 300 acres to explore, safe spaces for children to play, chickens wandering free range outside, a trampoline in the orchard, and therapeutic massage and wellbeing workshops.

Rural annex, private gardens, stunning views

Remotely located, 2-storey, self-contained cottage with large, open-plan triple aspect sitting room on 1st floor offering amazing views. Downstairs offers a bedroom with king size bed, shower room and kitchen/diner featuring a woodburner, dining table and two comfy chairs looking out over extensive countryside views. French doors open onto a terrace with garden furniture & chimenea and a private garden area with BBQ. Excellent Wi-Fi signal throughout. Well behaved dogs welcome -max 2

The Laos hut overlooking the Atlantic By SW path

The Laos hut which is a traditional design from the far East is built on stilts to give the shepherds a good view of their flock it also has an amazing panoramic view of the sea and coast it is totally private in its own enclosed field and just 2 fields away from the coastal path between Trebarwith and Port Isaac.direct access to Tregardock beach The hut has a small double bed a wood stove and solar lights. no Tv no internet A seperate hut has the shower wc basin and camp kitchen.

Secret Garden Cottage: sea views and coastal walks

A cosy tin miner's cottage in a tranquil area of West Cornwall, situated close to the cliffs on the edge of the village of Trewellard. This two bedroom house is in a quiet location, yet close to Pendeen and local beaches. The cottage has amazing sea views and both East and West facing gardens. Walking distance to local amenities, including a shop, pub, cafe and post office. An ideal spot for walkers and adventurers, with sea views and easy access to the Coast Path.

Peaceful Barn with Sea Views near Falmouth

Keynvor is a bright, airy barn conversion in a small farm complex which formerly belonged to the National Trust. The farmhouse dates from the 1650s and the barns from the 19th century. The garden affords fabulous ocean views, and is a sun trap when the weather co-operates. There is a gentle 10-15 minute walk through woodland to the nearest beach, which is on the South West Coast Path, and it is possible to walk to Falmouth or Helford Passage along the coast.