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Holiday cottages on the beautiful Bodmin-moor
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| A) The Barn Dunmere Bodmin | from £200 to £350 | The Barn offers 1 twin (can be pushed together to make double), bathroom with shower over bath, 34' open plan room with kitchen/diner and sitting area with double futon sofa for additional sleeping.
self-catering for 4
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| B) Mill Barn Treveighan near St Teath Bodmin Cornwall | from £450 to £1098 | Mill Barn offers 3 bedrooms consisting of a main double bedroom with original granite floor and grain sill and two twin rooms. At one end is a large bathroom with luxury freestanding bath on original slate floor, at the other, a large shower room with mosaic tiled shower cubicle. Mill Barn has its own outdoor covered terrace. With cobbled floor and old slate roof it looks out across our cattle and fields towards the coast. Adjacent is its own terrace with grass area and our own private woodland.Short breaks are to start on a Saturday only
self-catering for 6
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| C) Maymear Cottage St Tudy Nr Bodmin | from £190 to £450 | Maymear Cottage offers 1 double bedroom, 1 twin bedroom, bathroom with shower over bath, lounge, dining room, well equipped kitchen, WC. SATURDAY changeover but other days by arrangement with the owner.
self-catering for 4
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| D) Stable Cottage Treveighan near St Teath Bodmin Cornwall | from £330 to £980 | Stable Cottage offers one double bedroom with ensuite bathroom (with mosaic tiled shower cubicle) and a 2nd twin bedroom. There is also a large bathroom with luxury freestanding bath on the original slate floor. The Cottage has its own outdoor terrace area, in the courtyard, with access to a grass area and our own private woodland. Short breaks are to start on a Friday only
self-catering for 4
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Bodmin Moor
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The most infamous site on Bodmin Moor has to be the Jamaica Inn near the village of Bolventor, made famous by Daphne du Maurier’s book.
There is also the Eden project which consists of the world's largest geodesic domes. The Humid Tropical Biome featuring a jungle environment and the Warm Temperate Biome, featuring plant species from the Mediterranean, South Africa and California. |
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