The Old Cornish Chapel

An imposing converted former Methodist Chapel built in 1895. It stands gloriously amongst the cosy cottages that line the winding church lane of Landrake. This very quintessential Cornish village boasts a traditional pub, school, shop and not forgetting a phone box library. The Chapel has a wonderful Open Plan ground floor living room, dining room and kitchen space. From here you can see the 30ft arched window that allows the morning sun to flood the building. There is a wooden staircase that winds up to the first floor landing where you can appreciate the high ceilings of the former chapel. The master suite stretches across the whole of this level and hosts a king-size fourposter bed with an Open Plan bathroom, comprising of double ended bath and large enclosed shower. On the second floor there are two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom. One of the rooms hosts two single “French beds” and another single bespoke bed that sits under the oak beams. The other room has a “Double French Bed” and another bespoke single bed that sits under the oak beams. Both rooms have opening velux windows. An additional fold down bed and a travel cot can be also provided. Outside, there is decked area where you can sit on comfy seats around the chiminea and have a bbq whilst relaxing after a day of exploring glorious Cornwall. There is a safe secure fence that is perfect for keeping in dogs and small children. The Old Cornish Chapel is ready to welcome all guests. The location is perfect for dog owners, cyclists, ramblers and keen artists. Guests have full use of the property. There are 2 designated parking spaces behind the property and also plenty of on street free parking. I live opposite the chapel, if guests need any help or advice I am available for them An excellent location just a few miles into Cornwall over the river Tamar. It provides easy access to various attractions both in Devon and Cornwall. To the south It is only 6 miles from the splendid Cornish coastline boasting some amazing local beaches and fishing villages. To the north you have Bodmin moor and Dartmoor, with bustling market towns close by. To the east you have Plymouth, with famous landmarks like Smeatons Tower lighthouse, the Pilgrim steps and the National Marine aquarium to name but a few. Landrake is on a regular bus and coach routes taking you as far down as Penzance. It is 3 miles to the closest railway station in Saltash or 7 miles from Plymouth railway station. There are numerous country lanes that interconnect and suitable for walking and cycling, if you would like advice on suitable routes, please feel free to enquire. Nearby pubs and restaurants • The Buller’s Arms (2 min walk down the hill) • The Notter Bridge Inn (1 mile) • The Rod & Line (in the adjoining village of Tideford, 2 miles) • The Crooked Inn (2 miles) • Heskyn Mill Restaurant (3 miles) • The Hayloft Restaurant (6 miles) Or visit Royal William Yard or The Barbican in Plymouth for an array of other bars and restaurants (approx 7 miles)