The Mews

Blisland, Cornwall

The Mews is a likeable two-bedroom cottage located in Blisland, Cornwall, in the South West of England. This cosy holiday home can accommodate up to four guests and features an enclosed rear garden, off-road parking for two cars, and a homely first-floor open-plan living space. The cottage is dog-friendly, with one bedroom overlooking a pretty cobbled courtyard and the other offering views of the patio and garden. The first-floor living area includes two comfortable sofas, a Freeview TV, Sky Broadband, a mini-music centre, and a small library of local interest books and games for rainy days. The well-equipped kitchen has an electric oven, hob, small integrated fridge, and microwave, with central heating provided by oil and a woodburner for chilly nights.

Blisland is a picturesque moorland village within walking distance of The Mews, offering access to Bodmin Moor and beyond. The village features a renowned real ale pub, a central green, and a community shop stocked with local produce and crafts. Bodmin Moor is known for its wildlife, Dark Sky status, and tors, with opportunities for moorland walks and exploration of archaeological sites such as standing stone circles and King Arthur’s Hall. The Moor is also home to filming locations from the Poldark series and offers horse riding at Hallagenna Stables. The cottage is conveniently located near the Camel Trail, a traffic-free trail following the River Camel to the sea, passing quiet fields and estuaries with wildlife and RSPB hides along the way.

The central location of The Mews allows for easy access to both the North and South Cornish coasts. The rugged North coast boasts beautiful beaches, while the South coast offers sailing from Fowey and family attractions like Charlestown Harbour and the Eden Project. The cottage is minutes away from St. Breward’s Old Inn, where visitors can enjoy a hearty meal after exploring the Moor. Overall, The Mews provides a comfortable and convenient base for exploring the diverse landscapes and attractions of Cornwall, whether walking locally, cycling on the Camel Trail, or venturing to coastal destinations like Wadebridge and Padstow.

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