 | Field of Dreams is our home that we let as a large holiday cottage or as residential workshop centre set in the heart of the West Cornwall peninsula. The artistically converted barn and stables of warm granite and douglas fir sit in a sheltered valley of small fields lined with Cornish hedgerows by a woodland-edged stream, surrounded by the grandeur and wildness of the moors and their mysterious sacred sites. It is away from the rush yet within 10 to 15 minutes drive in all four directions of the Atlantic, its imposing cliffs and sandy beaches.
At the heart of the house is the large kitchen, with wood-burning stove, opening onto the sunny dining room and the large winter garden and deck overlooking the stream and patio. The garden is large and secluded. With central heating and the open fires it is cosy all the year round. |
| The studio at the Field of Dreams is 60 square metres (32’ x 20’), light and airy with a maplewood floor and plenty of foutons and cushions. It opens out onto the sheltered courtyard, which is a veritable sun trap. |  |
 | The landscape of West Penwith has a special atmosphere and energy which connects us to our roots, the four elements, the sacred earth mysteries and the dreamtime. It has the highest density of stone circles, menhirs, and other power places in the UK. Within walking distance of the house are two holy wells and an iron age underground temple where the Goddess was worshipped, and the intact stone circle of Boscawen, isolated enough for ceremony and meditation, is a 7 minute drive.
Three miles west lies Lands End and the long sandy surfing beach of Sennen. The south coast, from the charming fishing village of Mousehole to the sheltered beaches of Porthcurnow, consists of rounded granite cliffs with sub-tropical vegetation in sheltered valleys. |
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