Set in the encompassing landscapes of Bodmin Moor Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is this charming barn conversion.

Little Trespettigue is perfect for families with children and pets who enjoy tranquil walking holidays.

The property sits at the end of a long bridge track, surrounded by idyllic woodland views, boasting a walkway straight over to the nearby forest.

Step right into your own fairy tale as you stroll around the grounds and relax to the sound of the babbling brook and tweeting birds, an ideal spot to reflect on the days passed.

Inside, you'll find a homely open-plan living space which houses an amply-equipped kitchen for home cooking, a family dining table and a beautiful lounge space with a roaring woodburning stove and TV for your comfort.

Retreat to the first floor where you'll find scenic views from each bedroom window, comprising two doubles and a single, served by a contemporary shower room.

There's also an external utility for guest use which features a washing machine and tumble dryer.

The picturesque village of Altarnun boasts a local shop and pub to keep you well fed during your stay, before meandering around the charming stone cottages and babbling brook.

Explore the natural beauty of the Bodmin Moors, home to rugged woodland, flowing waters and awe-inspiring landscapes alongside Stripple Stones, King Arthur's Hall, The Cheesewring (Stowes Hill), Garrow Tor Prehistoric House, and Jubilee Rock to name a few.

Venture into Launceston, the former capital of Cornwall, boasting a wealth of amenities to suit your needs, whilst the harbour village of Boscastle is perfect for a romantic afternoon of exploration.

Alternatively, travel towards the bustling town centre of Bodmin and discover historic attractions at the Town Museum, Bodmin Jail, National Trust's Lanhydrock, as well as a plethora of shops, pubs, cafés, restaurants, and bars.

Other attractions worth a visit include Camel Creek Adventure Park, Carnglaze Caverns, Pencarrow House & Garden, Porfell Wildlife Park & Sanctuary, and the coastal villages of Tintagel and Port Isaac.