Emma and Sarah are the founders of The Cornish Holiday Company who host properties for owners in and around Cornwall with many stunning properties close to the north coast. The team spend considerable time ensuring properties are everything that guests require to capture amazing memories when discovering beautiful Cornwall. They have become superhosts on AirBnB which highlights they have great reviews from guests and go out of their way to reply to enquiries as soon as they are received. As well as this they are always on the end of the phone if guests should ever need anything during their stay. The Cornish Holiday Company are about to host overseas properties as well which are exciting times for them.

Located just metres from the beautiful Camel Trail, this former threshing barn, now converted to stylish holiday accommodation, provides the ideal base to relax and enjoy the county of Cornwall.

Bodmin is a great base for discovering Cornwall as it is positioned between the north and south coasts. The dramatic north coast is a surfers paradise whilst the sub tropical south coast has calmer seas and very different scenery. The barn is just a five minute walk away from a popular local pub. For any cycling enthusiasts or walkers, this is idyllic for exploring some stunning scenery and wildlife. Depending on how energetic you are feeling, you can follow the trail to Wadebridge which is the next town and has an abundance of shops, eateries and watering holes. While on route the Camel trail passes The Camel Valley Vineyard and here you can sample award winning wines whilst capturing the breathtaking scenery on a summer's afternoon. The trail also continues from Wadebridge to the vibrant north Cornwall fishing port of Padstow, the home of many famous restaurants. The ancient town of Bodmin has many attractions including the Bodmin and Wenford Steam Railway, which leaves the old town station and chugs down the valley to the mainline branch, what a way to tour the county. If you are looking for some local Cornish history, the newly renovated Bodmin Jail is full of it. The jail was built in 1779 and, after years of sitting derelict, it has recently been transformed into a luxurious hotel with a museum, restaurant and champagne bar. The surrounding Bodmin Moor is where you can find Jamaica Inn, immortalised in Daphne Du Maurier’s book of the same name. The stunning National Trust property of Lanhydrock House is close by and has many activities throughout the year.