Steppes Farm Luxury Holiday Cottages

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Steppes Farm Holiday Cottages
I want to draw you attention to a true find. Steppes Farm is a 14th Century farmhouse offering 3 self catering barn conversions. The standard of the accommodation is high, a true home from home. With views that wrap around, a spa including sauna and hot tub and even the opportunity to go horse riding.

Steppes Farm creates an idyllic getaway, I personally love the idea of being on a farm - all that country charm; geese, lambs, chicks and ponies!

Luxury Holiday Cottages in Cornwall
Set in a truly romantic situation, on the edge of Bodmin Moor and close to the dramatic, captivating North Coast, Steppes Farm is ideally situated. The accommodation comprises of three cottages, Dove, Owl and Goose all comfortably furnished with log burners for those chilly Winter evenings. There are private gardens, a barbecue area and endless walks around the 20 acres of farm land. Of course in our recent snow this turreted retreat is picture post card material!

Emma Julian

Comments

  1. Log Cabin Holidays15 February 2010 at 07:09

    There are some wonderful places to stay in Cornwall and this looks like excellent accommodation, I like the fact there is a spa with hot tub, perfect retreat.

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  2. Anonymous19 February 2010 at 22:05

    I have stayed at Steppes Farm - truly gorgeous !!!

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  3. holiday cottage uk2 January 2011 at 03:16

    Great structures! The photo is beautiful. I just love it. Good job^^

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  4. luxury Cornwall5 January 2011 at 08:38

    Wow! This sounds cool and inviting. I was actually looking for best place to seek vast luxurious experience with great ambiance and gladly I've found your feed that seems good to visit.

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