Welcome to Rivendell Cottage.
The wood-burning stove is a welcome sight in the cottage sitting-room.
The vaulted ceiling give a wonderful sense of space in Bedroom 1.
The galley style kitchen serves up the perfect blend of modern style and country charm.
The sunny courtyard is the prefect spot for al fresco dining.
Plenty of storage in the cottage kitchen.
Gentle hues in the cottage dining-room.
There's even a wood-burning stove in the dining-room, enjoy the flickering flames while sat at the table.
The pretty window seat, exposed beam and painted stonework add to the overall character of Rivendell Cottage.
Relax and unwind at Rivendell Cottage.
A king-size bed awaits in Bedroom 1.
The twin bedroom.
The shower-room is located on the ground floor.
Purchase some supplies from the nearby brewery to enjoy in the courtyard garden.
The sheltered dining-area provides an alternative option for dining outside.
After a day out exploring north Cornwall enjoy sundowners at Rivendell Cottage.
Ramblers, and any four-legged friends, will love exploring the dramatic landscape of Bodmin Moor.
The pretty bay of Crackington Haven.
The coastal footpaths serve up stunning sea vistas around every corner.
Hire some bikes and set off along the renowned Camel Trail, a mainly off road trail that wends its way from Bodmin Moor all the way to Padstow on the coast.
The charming village of Boscastle is well worth a visit.
The north coast has a great choice of beaches to delight. Polzeath is a firm favourite with surfers.
Picture perfect Port Isaac, home to TV's 'Doc Martin' and The Fisherman's Friends.
The dramatic rock formations across Bodmin Moor.
Rivendell Cottage
57323.8 miles NE of Camelford | Sleeps 4 + cot* (no children under 10)
7 Nights from £378
Features
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Dogs welcome
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Superfast WiFi
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Private parking
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Open fire
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Linen and towels included
Bedroom details
Bedroom 1
KingBedroom 2
TwinWind your way along the country lanes to this picture-perfect cottage, nestled in the rural hamlet of Tremail in the heart of north Cornwall. Serving up the best of both worlds, this is the perfect getaway for those who want to embrace moorland adventures and have easy access to the pretty fishing villages and fabulous beaches along Cornwall's stunning north coast.
Named after Tolkien's fictional valley in 'Middle Earth', Rivendell means a place of sanctuary and this cottage certainly lives up to its name. Dating back to the mid-18th Century it is packed full of character and charm, with exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, painted stonework and not one but two large inglenook fireplaces each with their own warming wood-burner, you'll be cosied up in no time at all. The sleek and modern kitchen contrasts perfectly with the overall traditional styling throughout the rest of the cottage, creating wonderfully warm and welcoming interiors.
The large, sunny courtyard invites you outside, offering up plenty of al fresco space for dining or simply kicking back and relaxing as you immerse yourself in the tranquillity and calm that surrounds.
Heading out for the day? You are in for a treat. For the ramblers amongst you, there are endless miles of country walks right on your doorstep and there is much more to discover across the wild open landscape of Bodmin Moor with its gravity-defying rock formations, moorland villages, and disused tin mines dotted across the landscape.
For a complete change of scenery head to the coast, where the coastal footpath offers up stunning sea vistas around every corner, if you want to ride the waves, build sandcastles, or simply dip your toes in the water Trebarwith and Cracking Haven will delight.
The pretty harbourside village of Boscastle is quite charming and there is Arthurian myth and legend to discover at Tintagel. Port Isaac is well and truly on the tourist map, home to TV's 'Doc Martin', acclaimed chef Nathan Outlaw and 'The Fisherman's Friends'. If you time it right, you might hear them singing on the Quay.
Pencarrow and Lanhydrock (National Trust) reveal more of Cornwall's past along with glorious gardens, and parkland with a great network of cycling and walking trails, and for more cycling, The Camel Trail is a must.
Ground Floor
Hallway
Sitting-room with Smart TV and wood-burner
Galley Kitchen with electric hob, electric oven, fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher
Dining-room with TV and wood-burner
Cloakroom with WC and wash-basin
Shower-room with shower, WC and wash-basin
First Floor
Bedroom 1 with king-size double bed (5')
Bedroom 2 with twin beds (3')
Due to the age of Rivendell Cottage you will find sloping ceilings with restricted head height in places and steps leading from one room to another. *A cot is not provided, bring your own travel cot.
Features
- Dogs welcome (1 small dog only)
- Arrive/Depart Saturday
- Short breaks available
- Wood-burner/Open fire
- Private parking for 2 cars
- Superfast WiFi
- No smoking
- Pub 2 miles
- Courtyard furniture
- Full gas-fired CH
