This former smithy sits in the pretty hamlet of Congdon's Shop near Bodmin Moor. Traditional features run throughout, with exposed stonework and beams giving it a charming rural feel. An enticing cream tea greets you on arrival, making you feel welcome from the moment you step through the door. Congdon's Smithy is a lovely little place to stay while exploring the moors and coast of North Cornwall. Why not scale Rough Tor and Brown Willy during your stay?

The interior of the property retains its original charm with slate floors running throughout and interesting stone features in the garden. High ceilings give this one-storey cottage a spacious feel, yet the warming colours make it cosy when the night draws in. Come together for breakfast at the central kitchen table and prepare for the adventures of the day ahead. Return at night to the restful beds but not before taking a soak in the roll-top bath, just the place to soothe aching muscles.

At the edge of Bodmin Moor, you are well placed to explore the ancient sites of Trevethy Quoit, a fantastic example of a Neolithic portal tomb, 9 miles away, and the stone circle at Manor Common, 16 miles away. Why not scale Rough Tor and Brown Willy during your stay? The peak of the latter is the highest point in the duchy. Tintagel Castle is 20 miles away as well as a huge selection of wonderful beaches, perfect for surfing and sunbathing.

This former smithy sits in the pretty hamlet of Congdon's Shop near Bodmin Moor. Traditional features run throughout, with exposed stonework and beams giving it a charming rural feel. An enticing cream tea greets you on arrival, making you feel welcome from the moment you step through the door. Congdon's Smithy is a lovely little place to stay while exploring the moors and coast of North Cornwall. Why not scale Rough Tor and Brown Willy during your stay? The interior of the property retains its original charm with slate floors running throughout and interesting stone features in the garden. High ceilings give this one storey cottage a spacious feel, yet the warming colours make it cosy when the night draws in. Come together for breakfast at the central kitchen table and prepare for the adventures of the day ahead. Return at night to the restful beds but not before taking a soak in the roll top bath, just the place to soothe aching muscles. At the edge of Bodmin Moor, you are well placed to explore the ancient sites of Trevethy Quoit, a fantastic example of a Neolithic portal tomb, 9 miles away, and the stone circle at Manor Common, 16 miles away. Why not scale Rough Tor and Brown Willy during your stay? The peak of the latter is the highest point in the duchy. Tintagel Castle is 20 miles away as well as a huge selection of wonderful beaches, perfect for surfing and sunbathing.