Venn Farm, a 16th-century farmhouse, lies at the end of a private drive in a peaceful hamlet near Pancrasweek, Cornwall. The property is surrounded by open fields, leafy lanes, and a 15th-century parish church. The area is close to the River Tamar and the town of Bude, which is famous for its surf breaks and beaches. The farm is also close to several excellent schools and has good rail connections to London. The property has been renovated by award-winning architects Feilden Fowles, who have maintained the character of the original building while incorporating modern details. The farmhouse features a large kitchen, dining, and living space with polished concrete floors and a larch timber frame. The property also includes two converted barns, one of which is a cob barn with a traditional construction and a double-height living space. The other barn is a red-brick cottage with an open-plan living, dining, and cooking space. The property has several bedrooms, bathrooms, and private gardens, making it an ideal rural retreat.