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Hustyn Gate Self Catering Luxury Farmhouse  |
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is a delightful 18th century white washed farmhouse, full of olde-world
charm and character, set in two acres of landscaped gardens amidst rolling
Cornish countryside and leafy country lanes and hedgerows
abundant with colour during the spring and summer months.
Hustyn Gate is not your average holiday home, it is special......
David and Susan only let Hustyn Gate for a few weeks each summer, the rest
of the time it is their home which reflects in the first class accommodation offered.
The farmhouse is situated on St Breock Downs, just three miles from Wadebridge,
a delightful Cornish town situated by the River Camel.
Polzeath which is around 6 miles is a real haven for both beach and wildlife lovers.
The sand and shingle beach is backed by cliffs which provide both shelter on
windy days and interesting little coves to relax in and simply watch the world go by.
There is also a nature reserve on the beach and plenty of interesting rock pools
to explore as well as being a good venue for spotting dolphins and puffins.
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Padstow one of the prettiest towns in Cornwall is situated on the opposite side
of the headland from Polzeath. This quaint fishing harbour town with its labyrinth of
narrow windy streets made more famous by the chef Rick Stein, is a venue not to be
missed and is equally fascinating and enchanting both during the day and evening.
There are of course lots of wonderful restaurants here and being just a
short drive from Hustyn Gate is the ideal choice for an evening out.....
Immediately to the north you will find Hustyn Wood, ideal for country walks
and for those interested in wildlife the wood is
home to numerous species of wildlife including red deer.
Running past the farmhouse entrance is 'Saints Way' a footpath
made famous by monks travelling from Ireland to the south coast ports,
or alternatively, the famous Camel Trail
an area of 'special conservation' that winds its way through some of
Cornwalls most beautiful countryside, including mixed woodlands
and the fascinating salt marshes around Padstow
which are home to some very rare birdlife.
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rolling waves and spectacular beaches is just a short drive away.....
so to is the famous Eden Project and the traditional fishing villages
along the southern coastline of Cornwall.
Also close at hand is Bodmin Moor with its dramatic wild landscape,
babbling streams, wild flowers, ponies and not forgetting of course the
Beast of Bodmin Moor.......
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Telephone Sue on 01208 814259
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Tel: 01204 698290 or 07764760839
Copyright © Stephanie Fleig 2009