Situated in the sleepy village of St. Mabyn, in Cornwall, is Gwynn Cottage, a 200-year-old two-bedroom dwelling. Well-positioned near an array of local amenities and a short drive to the coastline, whilst featuring a dog-friendly private garden, and a homely living space with a wood burner and original beams, the cottage welcomes four guests, perfect for a family staycation. Make use of the well-equipped kitchen, featuring original slate flooring and all expected appliances, before gathering around the dining table, with the wood burner alight in the backdrop. Head outside to take advantage of your suntrap, offering a quiet and tranquil setting to dine alfresco and watch the sun set. As sleep calls, head upstairs to find a double and a bunk room, both well-presented with ample storage and serviced by a spacious family bathroom. Once you're ready to head out, venture into St. Mabyn, home to The St Mabyn Inn, a popular local pub, a post office and community shop, and Haywood Farm Cider, all recommended to ease your self-catering stay. Within proximity to Gwynn Cottage, you'll find Pencarrow House and Garden, and River Camel, both ideal settings for leisurely walks, whilst Giant Slip and Slide Cornwall is a fun-filled activity for the whole family to enjoy. Towards Bodmin, you'll find various attractions to add to your itinerary, including Bodmin Jail Attraction, offering immersive experiences, Bodmin Town Museum, Cardinham Woods, idyllic for nature-filled walks, and Lanhydrock, a Victorian country house and estate, displayed under the National Trust. Travelling towards Padstow's coastline, relax upon Lower Beach, or enjoy far-reaching views from Petherick Valley, whilst the National Lobster Hatchery is a popular hotspot, where you can adopt and track your very own lobster. Enjoy the coast and country of Cornwall at Gwynn Cottage.

St. Mabyn, a civil parish, and settlement in the centre of Cornwall, is conveniently located for exploring the region's landscape and shore. The region includes the charming village of Longstone as well. There are many picturesque wonders to be found in the area, which gets its name from a standing stone that was broken up for gateposts about the year 1850. Manor homes in the vicinity include Tregarden, Tredethy, Helligan Barton, and Colquite. The village has a basic range of services, including the St. Mabyn Inn, which serves decent food and beverages, as well as a Post Office and general store, which are ideal for any self-catered trip. Pencarrow Home & Gardens, a Cornish Georgian beauty with 50 acres to explore in addition to the house exhibiting stunning art and antiques, is one of the amazing amenities and attractions that can be found nearby.

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