The Cottage is in the perfect location to explore the beaches and countryside of Cornwall and the surrounding areas.
All on the Ground Floor:
Living room: Freeview TV, Bluray Player, DVD Player
Kitchen/dining room: Electric Hob, Electric Cooker, Microwave, Fridge/Freezer
Bedroom: Double (4ft 6in) Bed
Bathroom: Bath With Shower Over, No Toilet
Separate Toilet.
Living room: Freeview TV, Bluray Player, DVD Player
Kitchen/dining room: Electric Hob, Electric Cooker, Microwave, Fridge/Freezer
Bedroom: Double (4ft 6in) Bed
Bathroom: Bath With Shower Over, No Toilet
Separate Toilet.
Electric central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Travel cot and highchair available on request, £25 each. Welcome pack. 4 acre grounds with woodland (shared with other properties on-site). Childrens play area. Barbecue. Laundry facility (shared with other properties on-site). 2 dogs welcome, to be kept on a lead at all times (working farm). Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Please note: There is a shallow step into property. Due to the rural location, Wi-Fi may not be reliable and speeds cannot be promised.
The Higher Trewithen Holiday Cottages is an eco-conscious complex of 7 properties, located on an early medieval farmstead set in 4 acres of gardens, pastures, and woodlands. The Nook (UK36881) is a restored one-bedroom ground-floor apartment. The Stable (UK36897) and The Dairy (UK36898) are both restored two-bedroom out-building conversions which are on two levels, and The Hayloft is a three-bedroom first-floor apartment with a balcony. Weavers (UK36886) is a restored two-bedroom first-floor apartment that has access via a short external staircase to the entrance. The Barn (UK36902) is a three-bedroom cottage with its own garden. These properties can be booked together to accommodate 29 guests. Please call for more information.
These properties offer a fantastic base to explore Cornwall and the surrounding area, where there is something for everyone, from stunning beaches and coves to water sports activities, gardens, and beautiful walks. Just 2 miles away is Kennal Vale Nature Reserve, once the home of the Kennal Vale gunpowder factory, now it is a haven for wildlife species and native plants and trees.
Stihians Lake has a 5-mile circular walk which is popular and also offers water sports like wind surfing due to its unique windy conditions. Fishing for trout in the well-stocked lake is also available with expert tuition and equipment available if needed. After a busy day why not relax and enjoy refreshments at the café while taking in the views.
The beautiful city of Truro is a must to visit with an abundance of cafés, bars, restaurants, and the magnificent Truro Cathedral is well worth a visit.
In the opposite direction, just 12 miles away, you will find the ancient market town of Helston home of the Furry Dance and between there and Stithians you will find Falmouth, home to the deepest harbour, the maritime museum, local shops, bars café, and restaurants as well as Gyllygvase and Maenporth Beach. After a jam-packed day return home to the quiet tranquillity of Higher Trewithen Holiday Cottage. There is a laundry room, access to rare breed farm animals, and yoga classes on site.
These properties offer a fantastic base to explore Cornwall and the surrounding area, where there is something for everyone, from stunning beaches and coves to water sports activities, gardens, and beautiful walks. Just 2 miles away is Kennal Vale Nature Reserve, once the home of the Kennal Vale gunpowder factory, now it is a haven for wildlife species and native plants and trees.
Stihians Lake has a 5-mile circular walk which is popular and also offers water sports like wind surfing due to its unique windy conditions. Fishing for trout in the well-stocked lake is also available with expert tuition and equipment available if needed. After a busy day why not relax and enjoy refreshments at the café while taking in the views.
The beautiful city of Truro is a must to visit with an abundance of cafés, bars, restaurants, and the magnificent Truro Cathedral is well worth a visit.
In the opposite direction, just 12 miles away, you will find the ancient market town of Helston home of the Furry Dance and between there and Stithians you will find Falmouth, home to the deepest harbour, the maritime museum, local shops, bars café, and restaurants as well as Gyllygvase and Maenporth Beach. After a jam-packed day return home to the quiet tranquillity of Higher Trewithen Holiday Cottage. There is a laundry room, access to rare breed farm animals, and yoga classes on site.
