The view from Netherbridge Lakes, looking up towards the collection of barns.
Kingfisher Barn is accessed via its own enclosed garden. Enjoy the open plan living area, a perfect room to relax in.
The kitchen is fully equipped for your convenience.
The barn has exposed stone in places that add to the charm and feel of this cosy property.
The bedroom with super-king double bed (6'), has a wonderful charm about it.
Enjoy a lovely cream tea on arrival.
The garden at Kingfisher offers the perfect spot for a morning coffee or a barbecue at the end of the day.
Al fresco dining at its best! Cook up some tasty treats on the barbecue.
The bedroom has a wonderful exposed wall, vaulted ceiling and views to the front across the fields. For a family of 3 there is now a beautiful day bed, perfect for smaller ones. (photograph to follow)
The bathroom sits at the top of the stairs next to the bedroom.
Blue skies, rolling hills and countryside, the ideal ingredients for a perfect holiday.
Communal table tennis can be enjoyed in the central courtyard area.
The on site games-room offers the perfect area for teenagers. This is the far left building in the terrace of cottages.
Air hockey, table tennis and a dart board are all available in the games-room.
There are two communal electric charging points which you are welcome to use, charged at cost.
Another view looking back up to the barns from one of the two lakes. Why not enjoy a spot of fishing during your stay?
You really can embrace the open spaces and be surrounded by nature in this lovely location.
Netherbridge Lakes offers the perfect base to explore the area or further afield. The owners are on site should you need any help or advice on where to go and what to do.
Why not pack a picnic and head down to the lake for a leisurely lunch.
Netherbridge Court offers the perfect river bank fishing which is free as long as you have a valid fishing licence.
Launceston Steam Railway offers a wonderful day out. Step back in time and enjoy the journey along to Newmills on the narrow gauge railway.
Launceston Castle sits high above the town and rewards walkers with wonderful views as far as the eye can see.
Head out to the north coast and walk the miles of coast path. Tintagel Castle is also worth a visit.
When you come to this area, do enjoy a day exploring Dartmoor National Park!
A little under an hour away, enjoy a day at picture perfect Padstow, a charming working fishing port and famous foodie destination. From the harbour car park you can hire bikes and enjoy the Camel Trail should the mood take you!
The north coast has some stunning sandy beaches, this one is Bude.
Stunning Lydford Gorge, perfect for exploring.
Kingfisher Barn
45841.9 miles NE of Launceston | Sleeps 3 + 2 cots*
7 Nights from £361
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Situated in the heart of this ancient market town, call in for great traditional pub food and real ale. Dogs are welcome and there's a childrens menu available.
Nearby beach
Just along the coast from the busy resort of Bude, Widemouth is a long, long stretch of sand backed by high cliffs. Unusual rock formations on the beach are a magnet for climbers while the Atlantic surf brings bodyboarders, kayakers and surfers here in their hundreds. Widemouth Bay is home to a scattering of houses, pubs, cafes and restaurants but there remains a definitive sense of having strayed off the beaten path here. There is a section open to dogs all year round, loads of parking and several surf schools.
March 2012
Excellent
Widemouth bay is lovely, we've stayed near here a few times and it never disappoints.
August 2011
Great beach for surfing and swimming due to waves and lifeguards on duty.
Nearby walk
Starting from Walk House Car Park in Tower Hill, this trail takes you on a historical walk around the town with examples of every significant type of achitecture since the Norman Conquest. See their Web site for the detailed walk including building descriptions.
October 2021
Town Trail
This is s must for every visitor
Nearby town
Launceston is almost entirely contained within its ancient original walls and has some unique architecture, including the imposing castle ruins that peer over the town.
June 2011
Launceston is an upbeat town with a fascinating history and good range of shops. I recommend the castle, if you don't mind heights!
Also nearby
Straight out of Thomas the Tank Engine, this is a fun-filled excursion whatever the weather. Learn about the little locomotives, or just sit back and enjoy ride.
September 2015
A quirky little train journey! We were glamping at Western Meadows (near New Mill Farm Park) and caught the quaint little steam train from the Farm Park into the town of Launceston for a look around. The children loved the 2 mile journey through countryside, it really did feel like we were stepping back in time.
Traditional farmhouse food, homecooked on the Aga. Good vegetarian and gluten-free options are usually available here.
August 2024
A warm welcome
Beautiful venue with lovely food served in the delightful barn or cottage gardens. Take time to explore the many outbuildings with antiques, craft spaces and local artisan products. A gem of a place
June 2021
Workshops
Nice cafe and setting. Rest is more workshops than retail.
August 2014
A great little find
We stopped here for afternoon tea and cake. The have a lovely selection of fresh food, cake and ice cream. There is a lovely terrace and a little garden with views over the valley. A great place for a quick bite to eat.
May 2012
Perfect for lunch
My favourite place for lunch. All local and organic, with their own home grown vegetables and salads. Beautiful patchwork on display with a shop where you can buy materials and gifts. Book for one of Jo's patchwork courses if you're here when one is on.
The impressive keep sits high above the town, with a display charting its 1,000 years of history.
May 2012
A lovely ruin!
It's worth climbing to the top of the keep (which sits on a huge mound) for the lovely views. The grounds are a good place to picnic (having bought a pasty at the baker's in the town).
Bar and restaurant in a Grade II listed building, parts of which date back to the 1600s.
April 2018
A lovely spot and well worth a visit
November 2014
Lovely pub / restaurant
Nice friendly pub where we had dinner once and went for drinks a couple of times. Small cosy pub area. Food was very nice. Staff are very friendly. We felt welcome. Quiz night on Tuesdays twice a month.
June 2009
Good food. Will allow dogs in the bar. Themed food nights are held on alternate Tuesdays.
Mr G. Brown
One of the South West's largest family run garden centres. Pick up some delicious local produce here. There's an amazing choice of locally-made cakes including Cornish saffron cakes and, of course, scones, with clotted cream and jam to go with them. Cheese lovers will love the Cornish and Devon cheeses and there's plenty of quality fresh meat, produced on local farms.
August 2009
More than just a garden centre, Homeleigh is worth a visit just for the view across to Dartmoor and surrounding countryside! The cafe serves good food for lunches and teas too. Easy parking and disabled access. Two elderly golden retrievers are often seen wandering around, very much part of this successful family enterprise.
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