Snappers

Snappers is a two-bedroom stone barn conversion in St Breward sleeping three, set in a rural spot on the western edge of Bodmin Moor. The property sits within a Dark Sky designated area, with rolling countryside views running east toward the moor. Dogs are welcome and an EV charger is fitted on site.

Inside, the open-plan lounge-diner has beamed ceilings, a sloping roofline and a wood burner. The kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher and washing machine. Two bedrooms - a king-size and a single - share a family bathroom. A Smart TV and Wi-Fi cover the basics.

Outside, there is an enclosed rear patio and a second patio in the front garden with a table, chairs and a BBQ. Parking is on-site. The nearest beaches lie on the north coast: Tregardock Beach is 9.1 km, Port Gaverne Beach is 9.5 km, and Bossiney Cove is 13.3 km. The Camel Trail cycle route passes within easy driving distance.

Brown Willy, Cornwall's highest point at 420 metres, is a two-mile walk from the door. St Breward village, with its pub and church, is the nearest settlement, and the A39 gives straightforward access to Tintagel, Camelford and Bodmin. The moor itself offers open walking, stone circles at Stannon and Fernacre, and the ruined clapper bridge at Delford.