Trevenning Chapel, Port Isaac

Trevenning Chapel is a converted Methodist chapel in Helland near Bodmin, Cornwall. This Grade II listed stone building dates back to 1838 and retains its original arched windows and high ceilings. The conversion preserves the chapel's historic character whilst offering modern comfort. Inside you'll find exposed stonework and tall windows that flood the space with natural light.

The chapel sits in rural Cornwall between Bodmin Moor and the north coast. You're surrounded by farmland and quiet lanes. The countryside here is proper Cornwall green fields, stone hedges and big skies.

Trevenning Chapel sleeps six across three bedrooms. There's one king room, one double and one twin. The bathroom has a bath and shower. The open-plan living space makes the most of the chapel's height and original features. The kitchen is fully equipped and there's a wood burner for cooler evenings.

Bodmin town is 3 miles away (8 minutes). The Eden Project is 8 miles (15 minutes). Padstow and the coast are 12 miles (25 minutes). Camel Trail cycling starts at Bodmin.

This historic barn conversion suits families or groups wanting authentic Cornish countryside with easy access to coast and attractions.