With inverted accommodation and extensive open views of Kensey Valley, this recently converted detached stone barn was originally a milking parlour and hayloft. Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty and only four miles from the mediaeval walled town of Launceston, this is an ideal base for exploring the surrounding countryside and the beaches of the North Coast.

Approached from the gated parking area, four steps lead up to the front door which opens to an entrance hall with a separate bathroom W.C. with hand basin and shower over the bath. Four steps lead up from the hall to an indoor games room at the rear.

There are four ground floor bedrooms, two twin bedded rooms, a 5ft kingsize double bedroom with an en-suite shower room W.C. and hand basin, and the fourth bedroom has a zip linked 6ft superking bed with an en-suite bathroom W.C. with hand basin and shower cubicle. Three of the bedrooms enjoy views over the unspoilt countryside.

Stairs from the entrance hall lead up to an open plan living room which comprises the whole of the upper floor with a light and airy decor, exposed beams and laminate wood flooring. There is a farmhouse style fitted kitchen, a dining area, comfortable furniture arranged before full length windows and at the far end a door opens to external steps which lead down to the front of the property and a paved sitting out area.

Dogs will need to be under strict control since sheep, free range poultry and horses are kept nearby. Stabling and grazing for horses with the use of an outdoor sand school is available by prior arrangement.

There are several village pubs within a short drive, Launceston has a good selection of shops and is 10 minutes by car, and the nearest beach is at Crackington Haven 20 minutes away. Trethorne Leisure Farm offers all weather activities and the Hidden Valley Discovery Park has adventure nature trails, both are within the immediate vicinity.