The Old Sunday School is a beautiful abode settled into the village of Drakewalls, Cornwall. With off-road parking and pet-friendly accommodation, it is an ideal base for friends and groups of couples looking for a charming retreat. Be welcomed into a stunning, open-plan living space with characterful wooden roof beams, and a light and airy atmosphere. Here you will find a kitchen with contemporary décor, housing a great selection of amenities to cater to your culinary needs. Here there is a lovely dining space for guests to enjoy a hearty meal, as well as a charming sitting area where you can recline at the end of the day and enjoy a movie marathon. This well-presented property has three tasteful bedrooms, each with a TV, so choose between two ground-floor doubles, one zip-link which can be a king-size on request, and a first-floor double with an en-suite bathroom. The property has a further two shower rooms for your convenience, as well as a utility. Outside, make the most of the sunshine in the enclosed patio, ideal for alfresco dining. Drakewalls is a charming town in Cornwall, offering a local pub, The Old Chapel, and convenience store. A quick drive will also get you to the sights of Morwellham Quay, the Tamar Valley Donkey Park, and the National Trust monument of Cotehele. For a full day's exploration, go east into the Dartmoor National Park, home of the National Trust's Hembury and Holne Woods as well as the notable features of Wistman's Wood, Combestone Tor, Bellever Moor & Meadows, and the Becky Falls Ancient Woodland Park. Walks are also available in the Tamar Valley AONB, ideal for birdwatching. For a day at the coast, head over to Plymouth, where there is a beach, aquarium, museum, and further eateries. Explore the wonders of Cornwall with a stay at The Old Sunday School.

The small rural village of Gunnislake lies on the steeply wooded banks of the River Tamar. It has village pubs and a small selection of shops. Notably, the village sits at one end of the scenic Tamar Valley Railway - with regular services along the river bank to Plymouth. The area is perfect for exploring Dartmoor, the south and north coast beaches and the attractions of Cornwall’s far west. Close to hand, the Dartmoor town of Tavistock with its pannier market, pubs and restaurants is a must, as well as the popular fishing village of Calstock, renowned for its crafts and festivals, while the Donkey Sanctuary and Cotehele House and Gardens (NT) are just 10 minutes away. Enjoy a round of golf at St Mellion (8 miles), explore the restored Victorian mining village at Morwellham Quay (4 miles), search for otters and deer along the Tamar Valley footpath, visit the National Trust owned Lydford Gorge, or take a trip to the beach and picturesque harbour at Looe (25 miles) - there’s something for everyone. For something really different, why not ride the scenic Tamar Valley Railway into Plymouth and spend the day in the fabulous Marine Aquarium or strolling the historic Plymouth Hoe?

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