Tramanda

Set in the peaceful hamlet of Waterloo and just over half a mile from the picturesque village of Blisland is Tramanda, a large, centuries old cottage which has been beautifully and sympathetically restored by its Cornish owners.

Built after the Battle of Waterloo to accommodate soldiers returning from the war, the cottage (then two cottages next to each other) was purchased in 1919 by the same family who own it today.  Tramanda is now one, very spacious, detached cottage.

Offering a rural retreat for those wishing to explore Bodmin Moor, yet only a 25-minute drive from some of Cornwall’s most dramatic coastal walks and beaches, this spacious family sized property offers a warm and relaxing environment year round with double glazing, central heating and a wood burner for cosy nights in.

The village of Blisland has a beautiful church, village shop with Post Office and a traditional dog friendly pub centred around the village green.  Close to the cottage you have access to a wide selection of footpaths and bridleways with access onto nearby Bodmin Moor.

The historic town of Bodmin is a fifteen-minute drive and has a wide range of amenities including two supermarkets, a sports centre, golf course, cycle hire and a mainline railway station.

The world renowned Eden Project is under a half hours drive from Tramanda.

The coastal towns of Wadebridge and Padstow are 10 and 17 miles respectively and have a range of independent shops, cafes and restaurants including Rick Steins in Padstow. The Camel Trail connects to Padstow and Wadebridge from Bodmin.

Woodland and cycle trails can be found at Lanhydrock and Cardinham a twenty minute drive away, with the historic houses of Lanhydrock, Prideaux Place and Pencarrow all within 10 miles.

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