Venn Farm, a 16th-century farmhouse, lies at the end of a private drive in a peaceful hamlet on the Cornwall-Devon border. 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 popular town of Bude, known for its surf breaks and beaches. The farm is also near excellent schools, restaurants, and has good rail connections to London. The farmhouse, designed by Feilden Fowles, has been extended to incorporate modern details while maintaining its character. The property features a central courtyard, a large inglenook fireplace, and a range of bedrooms and bathrooms. The adjacent cob barn has been converted into a unique living space with a double-height ceiling and large windows. The property also includes a red-brick cottage with an open-plan living area and private garden.