Darite, Liskeard, Cornwall Traditional Cornish Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast

Trethevy Farm Bed and Breakfast Accommodation

• One en-suite room with double bed and single bed
• One en-suite room with double bed
• One double room with adjoining private bathroom
• Traditional full farmhouse breakfast
• Tea and coffee making facilities and colour television in each room

Room with double bed and single bed and ensuite shower, toilet and sink

Double bedroom and private bathroom with ensuite	Double bedroom and private bathroom with shower over bath

Dining room with views over the garden and open farmland	Landing area leading to the guest rooms

There is an abundance of wild life around the farm. There are footpaths through open fields, along streams and through woods, ideal for rambling and walking dogs.

The farmhouse is supplied with natural spring water which is tested regularly.

Children are welcome. Dogs are welcome by prior arrangement only. Kennels provided with comfy bedding and bowls. Smoking in the house is not permitted. There is ample parking.

Extracts from our Visitors' Book

"Warm welcome. Lovely place. Huge Breakfast!"

"Enjoyed my stay, good food, very good food."

"What a superb country setting. Quiet, friendly, comfortable. Thank you."

"Nice warm friendly welcome, very comfortable, super breakfast. Many thanks, hope we shall be able to visit again."

"Superb accommodation, lovely people."

Local Amenities

The village of St Cleer with its village shop, post office and pubs is close by and the market town of Liskeard which has supermarkets, banks and a post office is 3 miles away.

The 17th century Crows Nest pub, where you will find a welcoming atmosphere and good pub food, is a short walk. The Cheesewring Hotel, the highest pub in Cornwall with panoramic views over Bodmin Moor, is a short distance away at the old mining village of Minions where there are also two cafes offering refreshments. The Caradon Inn, a 17th century country inn, is also within easy reach at Upton Cross.

The local area is rich in Stone Age remains and old mine workings. Trethevy Quoit, a renowned ancient burial chamber, is a short stroll from Trethevy Farm. From the Crows Nest pub an old mining railway track leads on to Bodmin Moor to the magnificent Cheesewring and to the legendary ancient standing stones known as The Hurlers near Minions where you will also find the Minions Mining Heritage Centre. There are also walks from the farm along footpaths through Rosecraddoc Woods and over open farm land.