Overview

The cottages sits in a unique location at the top of Trebarwith Valley - a designated area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - enjoy stunning views of the Atlantic coastline including Port Isaac Bay and Trebarwith Strand. The spectacular scenery makes this an all year round destination; we offer weekly holidays (Saturday to Saturday) during high season (June to September), and a range of short breaks during low season, Friday to Tuesday and Tuesday to Friday. The cottages overlook the local sandy beach Trebarwith Strand and Trebarwith Valley, with lots of country and coastal walks starting from the door (maps & directions provided). A walk of less than 1 mile down the valley from the cottages takes you past the Mill House Inn to Trebarwith Strand with a surf school, beach cafes, small shops and the Port William pub up on the cliff side overlooking the beach.

 

Accommodation Details

Haywain accommodates a maximum of 4 people in 2 comfortable heated bedrooms, 1 x double and 1 x twin with single beds. The modern tiled family bathroom, entered via a small utility room containing the washing machine/dryer, has bath with shower over, washbasin and toilet. The cottage is entered from the rear of the farmhouse, via a conservatory which enjoys magnificent sea and coastline views. The conservatory leads into the well-equipped farm kitchen/diner, with electric cooker, microwave oven, toaster, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. The living room has a fireplace with a wood burning stove for cosy nights in addition to electric heating. It contains an HD TV with a free satellite receiver and DVD player and a coffee table and comfortable suite. At the rear of the farmhouse is private lawned garden with garden furniture and plenty of room to enjoy the barbeque. There is a large covered veranda with panoramic views over Trebarwith Valley and Port Isaac Bay, where you can enjoy an al fresco meal or sip a glass of wine while watching the sunset over Trebarwith Strand.
Crowsnest sleeps up to 4 people in two separate bedrooms - a double bedroom and a twin bedroom. Ben linen and bath towels are provided free of charge and beds are made up for your arrival. The bathroom has bath/shower, electric towel heaters, hair dryer and under-floor heating. An iron, ironing board, vacuum cleaner, and cleaning utensils are provided for your convenience. The compact fully fitted kitchen overlooks sea views, and is well equipped with electric hob/oven, microwave oven, toaster, Fridge/freezer, and utensils. Also overlooking fantastic sea views, is the lounge/diner, furnished with TV with Freesat HD and DVD, VCR & CD/ Radio player, dining table and chairs, and comfortable 3-piece suite and side tables.

 

Room Rate Guide:

High Season �650 to �775
Mid Season �450 to �650
Low Season �375 to �450
Short Breaks from �225

 

General Details

Bed linen and towels provided and beds are made up for your arrival with an electric underblanket on the double bed for cold nights. All elecrticity is included in the price.
Parking available for one car, extra cars by arrangement.
We regret we are unable to accept pets

 

Other Information

There are lots of country and coastal walks starting from the door (maps & directions provided). A walk of less than 1 mile down the valley from the cottages takes you past the Mill House Inn to Trebarwith Strand with a surf school, beach cafes, small shops and the Port William pub up on the cliff side overlooking the beach. About 1 mile from the cottages is Tintagel with 2 small supermarkets, butcher/greengrocer, chemist, restaurants and pubs. Tintagel also has it�s world famous castle, which legend tells to be the home of King Arthur of Camelot which is celebrated in King Arthur's Great Hall built in the 1930's by an eccentric millionaire. Also in Tintagel is "The Old Post Office" - a 14th century manor house and the 900 year old Parish Church of St Materiana. Immediately adjacent to Tintagel is the sandy cove of Bossiney - hidden away by steep cliffs, it is the ideal spot for a picnic or just a day away from it all. Just a short walk along the cliff path brings you to Rocky Valley, a wooded valley with a cascading stream and some stone carvings which are thought by some historians to be Bronze Age. There is a folder in each cottage with lots of information on local amenities and places to visit and things you may wish to do on your holiday and we are always on hand to offer further help and advice