Churchtown Farm

★4.7(8 reviews)

Wearde Rd, Saltash PL12 4PR

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This 17th-century farmhouse, nestled in the picturesque countryside of Cornwall, showcases a unique blend of traditional and modern architecture. The rustic, stone-built exterior gives way to a stylishly renovated interior, featuring exposed beams, wooden floors, and sleek, contemporary furnishings. The farm's charming surroundings, complete with rolling hills and lush greenery, offer a serene atmosphere, perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation.

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Based on8 reviews

4.8

8 reviews

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3 years ago

Me and my husband live round the corner from Churchtown nature reserve and it's a beautiful place to walk and explore. Lots of dog walkers some friendly some moody You can go right down to the water which is nice and there are really lovely views

2 years ago

Really nice place to walk with lovely scenery and dog friendly

6 years ago

Lovely views to walk the dogs, mainly grass, bit hilly in places but depends what route you take

3 years ago

Beautiful scenery, plenty of paths to choose from. Peaceful place to come for a walk.

4 years ago

Beautiful scenery in all weathers, lots of open space, friendly co dog walkers!

7 years ago

Very atmospheric great place to bring dogs highly recommend people to come and visit and also please pick up your dog's mess it's quite messy when you walk down to the field but besides that it's a great place to go to

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Wheelchair-accessible car park

Activities

Hiking

Children

Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes

Pets

Dogs allowed

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