Roosters Perch

Roosters Perch is a converted barn on a working farm near St Kew in north Cornwall. Everything is on the ground floor: a combined living and dining space with television and music system, a kitchen with electric cooker and washer-dryer, a double bedroom, and a bathroom with shower over the bath. A small garden wraps around the front and back, with seating areas and outdoor furniture. Wifi, electricity, bed linen and towels are included.

The property sits in open countryside dotted with woodland, grassland and a fishing pond. St Kew village—pub, church and a few shops—is a ten-minute walk away. Port Isaac, a working fishing harbour with galleries and restaurants, is three miles off. The north Cornish coast lies within easy reach, with Daymer Bay, Polzeath and other sandy beaches accessible by car. Inland attractions including Lanhydrock House, The Eden Project and the Camel Trail cycle route are all nearby. This is a peaceful base for walking, cycling, fishing or simply quietening down; smoking is not permitted in the cottage.