Hillview is a large rambling old house set in 6 acres of its own grounds with frontage to the River Lynher, in the little hamlet of Middlewood, on the edge of Bodmin Moor
The self catering accommodation available is a Studio Apartment adjoining the main house but having its own private entrance.

Beauty Spot	Bodmin Moor

The accommodation consists of a large main room which has been modernised and equipped to a high standard.
A double bed that can be converted into twin beds.
An en-suite shower room.
Electric cooker/microwave
Dining table/chairs
Comfortable chairs.
All cooking utensils/crockery/cutlery
A combi boiler provides all hot water and heating - this is included in the tariff.
Bed Linen & towels, including tea towels provided.
Flat screen television
There is a no-smoking policy within the house
A well behaved pet is welcome, it has its own sleeping area in the entrance porch.
Private parking

Tariff
Weeks start from 3.00 p.m on Saturdays and end at 10.00 a.m. on Saturdays

July and September From £200 00p - £300 00p per week
October and November From £200 00p - £250 00p per week
December £150 00p per week
Fully inclusive to electric, linen and towels

Short breaks are available out of peak season.

A deposit of 25% secures the booking.
Cheques made payable to Mr Pierse-Wroath

All booking Enquiries Please E-Mail: info@accommodationincornwall.com

Brown Willy	Moorland River

Directions:
A30 to the Launceston roundabout, 2nd exit signposted South Petherwin. Follow this road for 4 miles to Congdons Shop, straight over at the crossroads to Berrio Bridge, cross the bridge, up the hill and the Middlwood sign is on the left. Take a little left turn in Middlewood and follow drive around to the right and park your car.

Locally:
Hillview is situated in a very quiet little hamlet on the edge of Bodmin Moor. An ideal base for those who enjoy walking in this remote beautiful region.
The moor is just 2 miles away and includes such famous landmarks at 'The Cheesering'.
Many rivers such as the River Lynher (this runs by our back door), the Delank River and the River Fowey.
Reservoirs and lakes such as Dozemary Pool, Colliford Lake and Siblyback, these are also excellent for fishing and water sports.
The famous Jamaic Inn is only a short drive as is famous moorland tors of Brown Willy and Rough Tor.
For more information on Bodmin Moor please see the towns and villages section clicking on Bodmin Moor.

Hillview has 6 acres of its own grounds backing onto the River Lynher, guests are quite welcome to wander around and just enjoy the peace and tranquility.

The ancient town of Launceston is just 7 miles away. Its the only walled town in the county and dates from the 12th century, well worth a visit just for its character but there are also some good shops/restaurants and tea rooms.

There are good pubs close to Hillview, the nearest being The Racehorse Inn, this is a mile away and has a good restaurant.
The Crows Nest at Pensilva is also recommended, this is 4 miles away.
For essential provisions there are small shops nearby.

Touring:
It is just a 10 minute drive to the main A30 with a junction just west of Launceston. From here, north coast resorts such as Boscastle, Tintagel and Bude are easily accessible.
Cornwall is a beautiful county but quite small, with easy access onto the A30 a good half of Cornwall can be reached within an hour's drive, this includes the famous Eden Project which is about 45 minutes.
If Cornwall is not enough for you, Dartmoor is also within easy access. The Tavistock route is probably the best, this opens up the whole moor and even a scenic drive to the city of Plymouth.