Hollyhocks Cottage

Hollyhocks Cottage is a four-bedroom semi-detached country cottage in the hamlet of Hellandbridge, set directly on the Camel Trail. The property sleeps seven across a king-size bed, a double, and three singles, and welcomes up to two dogs of any size. The cottage dates from the 18th century and sits beside a 15th-century bridge over the River Camel.

Inside, the four bedrooms are arranged across the cottage with character features retained throughout. The property has parking on-site and private outdoor space for dogs.

The Camel Trail, a former railway route now used for walking and cycling, runs past the door and links Bodmin Moor with Padstow via Wadebridge. The nearest beaches are on the north Cornwall coast: Port Gaverne Beach is 11.3 kilometres away, Tregardock Beach 12.9 kilometres, and Daymer Bay 14.9 kilometres.

The village of St Mabyn, with the St Mabyn Inn and a village shop, is about 2 miles from the cottage. Bodmin lies 3 miles away for supermarkets and larger services, and the market town of Wadebridge is 8 miles west along the trail. Port Isaac, Rock, Padstow, Polzeath, and Tintagel are all within reach on the north coast, and Bodmin Moor sits directly to the east for walking.