2 Bedrooms
Sleeps 4
Bathrooms 1
2 Dogs
Ballaminers House, Cornwall
Perfect for getaways with your four-legged friend and away from the hustle and bustle of Padstow,...
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Stable Cottage, a part of the former farmyard at Ballaminers House, is a stunning architect-designed conversion of an old stable and piggery. The cottage is perfect for getaways with your four-legged friend, with its own secure, private patio garden and large grassy field just next door. Tucked away up a leafy lane in the picturesque village of Little Petherick, Stable Cottage is two miles south of Padstow. Inside, you will be charmed by the open-plan living room with high ceilings, beautiful wooden beams, reclaimed wood flooring and wood burner. To keep the whole family entertained there is a flat screen TV, DVD player with a selection of DVDs, and iPod dock. Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. A delightful home, Stable Cottage offers a pretty retreat in the Cornish countryside.
If you’ve been inspired by local celebrity chefs, Rick Stein and Jamie Oliver, the fully-equipped kitchen will provide everything you will need to cook up a storm. On a balmy summer evening or for a sunny breakfast, you can enjoy a meal on the pretty patio. For outdoor cooking enthusiasts, there is also a barbecue.
Spoilt for choice for exercising your furry friend, you can take the lovely woodland walk from the village car park across fields to Padstow where you can reward yourself with delicious coffee and homemade treats at Metropole Hotel, where dogs are treated as warmly as two-legged guests. Or head to nearby Hawker's Cove where your dog can enjoy a wonderful and safe, off-lead frolic – then catch the passenger ferry across to the golden sands of Daymer Bay Beach. Alternatively walk along the South West Coastal Path from Padstow passing Treyarnon Bay with its natural swimming pool in the rocks at low tide. Constantine and Booby’s Bay, Trevose Head and lighthouse, and Mother Ivy’s are also must-visits and further along to the Bedruthan steps, at low tide you can walk down the steps to explore the beaches and caves.
