The Stables at The Cornish Place

Gwennap, Cornwall

6 Humans

2 Dogs

Children welcome

Babies welcome

Enclosed garden
Livestock on site

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Why we love it

Picture perfect surroundings, the sea in easy reach, beautifully crafted and styled interiors, and relaxation in the wood-fired hot tub

Dogs will love

Waiting for treats from the BBQ in the enclosed garden
Galloping around the dog walking field
Going belly up by the wood burner

Humans will love

Clinking glasses in the wood fired hot tub
Performing their morning yoga in The Piggery
Watching the Cornish sundown by the firepit

The place

We don’t know how The Stables manages to have all you need and more, and still appear stylishly minimalist – magic, we suspect. If it’s uninterrupted calm, and a healthy escape from regular life you're after – you’ve found the right place. Drift calmly from the serene surrounds of textured cottage walls in the bedroom, to the breezy living space, cooking indulgent food, barbecuing delights in the Cornish sunshine, or watching sundown in the hot tub in the garden out back. The perfect spot to decompress in the Cornish countryside, The Stables is pretty much in the middle of the Cornish peninsula, meaning you’re in the heart of the countryside, with the option to hop to either coast with your dog for an abundance of beaches. If you’re jam-packing your stay with trips out, there’s dog-friendly restaurant after café, after microbrewery and distillery close by, or walk, after hike, after amble – with river paths, rolling fields and nature reserves.

Sleeping

1 x King room
2 x Super King rooms (can be set up as twin rooms)

Washing

Family bathroom with shower over over
En suite with shower to King room
Toiletries and robes

Living and relaxing

Wood-fired hot tub
Wood burner with unlimited fire wood
Enclosed garden with fire pit and seating for four
Bluetooth speakers
Wifi
Board games and books

Cooking and dining

Kitchen with induction hob, oven, grill, microwave, toaster, Nespresso coffee machine, cafeteria, boiling water tap, and dishwasher
Welcome hamper including butter, cheese, milk, eggs, apple juice, gin, tonic, bread, biscuits, chocolate, crisps, jam, ketchup, and a reusable water bottle
Cooking basics supplied - tea, coffee, salt, pepper, washing up liquid, kitchen roll, and dishwasher tablets
Indoor table with seating for six
BBQ

For the dog

Enclosed garden with 0.9 metre wooden post and rail with plastic mesh in between surrounding garden. Dogs may be able to jump over the fencing
Treat
Bowls
Poo bags

Booking information

Check in 1630
Check out 1000
£50 per dog per stay

Optional extras

Ice creams and cake available at The Piggery, a communal space shared with the other cottages on site
Book a massage at The Piggery communal space
Dog crates provided on request
Private chef can be arranged on request
High chair and cot on request
EV charging is available at an extra charge

You should know

There is some livestock on site, so owners are asked to keep dogs on lead when in communal spaces (except the dog walking field where they are free to roam)
There is a £200 damage deposit per property, payable one week before your stay. Assuming all is well, this is refunded within two weeks of your departure
Please keep dogs off the beds, and if they like to be on the furniture, please bring throws

Pop out and grab yourself some supplies to cook up a feast back at your place. Nearby, there’s a range of standard shops to stock up, in Comford, Lanner and Ponsanooth – but for a treat, try Portreath Bakery in Lanner for mouth-watering baked goods or Cusgarne Organic Farm for everything from fruit and veg, to meat, to cheese, coffee and much more
There are many places to go grab a drink, almost too many to mention, but some standouts are: the Fox & Hounds just a mile or so up the road, where well-behaved dogs are welcome on leads – and most excitingly, they offer a dog snack menu! Another great contender is the Seven Stars Inn, family and dog-friendly just 3km walk!
You’re never far from the beach in Cornwall, it’s just a question of which ones! Gyllyngvase beach in Falmouth is a great spot to walk the dogs. It’s a blue flag beach, generally calmer than a lot of the coastal options, and there’s a great walk round the headland to Swanpool. Grab a drink at Gylly beach café, or a takeaway loaf of delicious sourdough. Dogs are allowed all year except 15 May - 30 September between 1000 and 1800
Another wonderful option is Portreath Beach, a bit of a local secret, Portreath tends not to be overrun with tourists. It has surfboard hire, as well as lessons from surf HQ, and you can pop to The Hub for a coffee or The Atlantic for fish & chips. Dogs are welcome all year except from 1 July - 31 August between 1000 and 1800
Take a tour of the Enys Estate in Penryn. Welcoming dogs on leads, they have beautiful grounds, and ancient buildings strewn across a stunning estate filled with bluebells and woodland. Grab a drink at The Garden Café, and make an afternoon of it
Head out to the Bassett Monument, a 90-foot-high hexagonal obelisk erected in memory of Francis Bassett, Lord de Dunstaville. The site is already 738 feet above sea level, and gives views of Camborne and Redruth, and even better from the top of the monument!

Location

Gwennap, Cornwall ///deserved.crossings.wacky TR16 6BN

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