Slate Cottage is a cosy romantic cottage in the village of Tredethy near Bodmin in Cornwall. The cottage can sleep three people in a family room with one double and one single as well as a separate bathroom. The cottage also contains an open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area. To the outside of the property is off road parking for one car and a shared lawned garden with furniture and a front balcony with furniture. Located in a great area, Slate Cottage is a lovely property, suitable for a great property at any time of the year.
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