Chapel Amble is a picturesque village in the heart of North Cornwall. Located on the River Amble, a tributary of the River Camel it is the perfect place to enjoy a quiet, peaceful break in the tranquillity of the countryside whilst being within easy reach of many of North Cornwall’s most popular hotspots.
The village is home to the renowned Maltsters Arms, a well stocked general store and post office and a small childrens farm, swimming pool and tennis court all of which are moments walk from the cottage.
The Maltsters Arms is a 17th Century gastro pub restaurant with open fires, flagstones and beams located on the village green. It is the perfect place for either a quiet drink or delicious supper with a family room upstairs. It serves fantastic food with an emphasis on local produce; it also serves a variety of local ales.
The cottage is situated on the edge of the village green.
Directions – from East • From Exeter take westbound M5 to Junction 31. • Take A30 towards Oakhampton/ Launceston/ Bodmin. • Follow road to Bodmin turning. Take this turning, it is only signposted ¼ mile before the turning but is approximately 1 mile after a right hand turn to Helland. (It is also possible to reach on the A395/ A39 via Camelford which is signposted to ‘North Cornwall/ Wadebridge’ just after Launceston. This tends to be a slower route.) • Drive towards Bodmin centre, then follow signposts for Wadebridge A389. • After driving through Sladesbridge follow the road to a roundabout. • Take the fourth exit A39 to Camelford / Bude. • Take the first turning on left, after approximately ½ mile, towards Chapel Amble. • Follow road, after approximately 1 ½ miles you will go over a narrow stone bridge. • Go past the ‘Chapel Amble’ village sign. • Sunnybank is the first house on the right, the driveway the first turning you come to with the house sitting just above it.
You may plan your driving route by entering the post code of your starting point in the Directions box on the map above.
