A gorgeous riverside haven in the quaintest setting imaginable. Nestled within approximately 8 acres of idyllic grounds that includes a river, woodland, a lake and large swathes of lawn, the property is a truly unique and peaceful retreat that provides the opportunity to escape from all of the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Positioned on the banks of the Warleggan River, a tributary of the River Fowey, in the heart of the idyllic Glynn Valley, the property also enjoys fishing rights along several hundred metres of the riverbanks of both rivers, providing angling enthusiasts their own private paradise in which to indulge in their favourite pastime.

The cabin was comprehensively renovated and upgraded in 2018 to an exacting standard throughout, with the inclusion of creature comforts such as underfloor heating and double glazing. The interiors have been skilfully and stylishly designed to reflect the amazing setting, whilst also providing the most comfortable and delightful living spaces and experiences. The accommodation features a well-appointed open-plan kitchen living room, a very comfortable bedroom, luxurious bathroom that includes both a large walk-in shower and bath and there is a utility room.

Accessed via 1/4 of a mile long driveway, the property enjoys unparalleled privacy, seclusion, and tranquillity. The expansive grounds include a large lawns that extend away from the property, providing ample space for numerous outdoor activities and there are numerous spots around the property and grounds upon which to enjoy al fresco dining. This incredibly private location enables you to immerse yourself in the soothing sounds and views of the river and grounds, creating what can only be described as a truly one-off atmosphere and setting. The picturesque grounds comprise of woodland, a large feature lake as another magical feature, the property provides an escape from the world in this enchanting setting, perfect for relaxing and re-connecting with nature. The property has also been a successful holiday let, via the boutique letting agents Unique Homestays, making it an enticing investment opportunity too.

Whether seeking a personal retreat or an investment, this riverside haven promises a unique and unforgettable experience.

Location - The Glynn Valley sits on the southerly side of Bodmin Moor, almost equidistant to both the north and south coasts of Cornwall, as well as enjoying easy access to the main arterial road networks and a mainline railway. The nearby Cardinham Valley is a haven for walkers and cyclists
with its network of mile upon mile of woodland trails and delightful rural scenery, all within the Forestry Commission owned Cardinham Woods. The magnificent National Trust owned Lanhydrock House is located just a few miles to the west at Lanhydrock, again offering many excellent walks and cycle rides around the grounds of the estate, as well as the magnificent house itself.

Just a few miles away on the south coast are Fowey and Charlestown. These beautiful harbourside locations offer some of the most spectacular scenery in the entire area, as well as an excellent array of restaurants, pubs and eateries between them. On the north coast is the magnificent Camel Estuary, with the town of Padstow on one side and the village of Rock on the opposite. Between them, these are home to some of the most renowned celebrity chefs in Cornwall, including Rick Stein and Paul Ainsworth. The north coast is also home to some of the best surfing beaches in the country.

A cycle way runs from Lanhydrock, linking to the Camel Trail at Bodmin, from where it extends all the way to Padstow, enjoying many beautiful views of North Cornwall along its route, including a long stretch of the Camel River and Estuary. The entire coast of Cornwall is open to walkers along the South West Coast Path. This offers mile upon mile of what must be some of the most scenic walks in the entire country. The town of Bodmin offers a large range of supermarkets and shops, as well as restaurants, sports facilities and the excellent Lanhydrock Golf Club and Hotel. Lostwithiel is a smaller town but it offers a more interesting array of shops, including numerous antique shops.

Distances - . Cardinham Woods: 5.7 Miles . Bodmin Parkway Railway Station: 3 Miles . Bodmin: 6 Miles . Wadebridge: 13 Miles . Fowey: 13 Miles . Charlestown: 14 Miles . Newquay Airport: 22 Miles . Padstow: 26 Miles . Truro: 29 Miles . Exeter (M5 Motorway): 61Miles