Little Petherick Coach House

Little Petherick, Cornwall

Little Petherick Coach House, located just outside the charming town of Padstow in Cornwall, is a modern yet rustic retreat that accommodates up to ten guests across its five beautifully designed bedrooms. This newly renovated three-story home features a blend of original architectural elements, such as ceiling beams and archways, alongside contemporary comforts. Upon arrival, guests are greeted by electric wooden gates leading to a private driveway, setting the tone for an unforgettable stay. The inviting lounge, adorned with several comfortable sofas and a large log fire, serves as a cozy gathering spot, while the spacious kitchen, equipped with state-of-the-art appliances and an original pantry, makes meal preparation a delight.

The dining area, adjacent to the kitchen, boasts a stunning table that seats ten and opens up to a garden through patio doors, allowing natural light to flood the space. For entertainment, a hidden games room above the garage features a pool table and a Wii console, ensuring fun for both children and adults. Each of the five sumptuous bedrooms offers a peaceful retreat, with king-size beds that can be configured as twins in two of the rooms. The master suite stands out with its glass balcony, providing breathtaking views of the countryside and glimpses of Padstow’s estuary. A well-appointed family bathroom includes a luxurious Double Omni Tub, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration.

Outside, the large enclosed garden is a serene oasis, featuring a spacious patio ideal for alfresco dining, sunbathing, or simply enjoying the fresh Cornish air. The property is well-equipped for entertaining, complete with a coal-fired barbeque, making it perfect for family gatherings. Its location offers easy access to the stunning coastline and the quaint charm of Padstow, known for its shops, cafés, and beautiful sea views. The surrounding area showcases Cornwall's famous landscapes, with dramatic cliffs, glistening beaches, and a rich cultural heritage that includes a vibrant arts scene and archaeological treasures.

Cornwall is renowned for its outdoor activities, including surfing, sailing, rock climbing, and cycling along scenic trails such as the Camel Trail and the South West Coast Path. Food enthusiasts can indulge in local delicacies like Cornish pasties and Saffron buns, while the region’s breweries and vineyards offer an array of local beverages, including honey wine. Visitors can explore enchanting towns like Bude, Newquay, and St Ives, each with its unique offerings, from excellent beaches to art galleries. For those seeking a city experience, Truro provides shopping and dining opportunities, along with charming local markets. Access to Cornwall is convenient via improving road networks and nearby airports, making it an accessible destination for a memorable getaway.

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