Lower Tresmorn Farm
Crackington Haven, Bude, Cornwall, EX23 0NU
01840 230667
more accomodation in this area
rates
from £28 - £38 per person,
per night
features
awarded four stars by the AA
traditional farmhouse accommodation set in an area of outstanding natural beauty
minutes walk from the coastal path
genuine warm Cornish hospitality and fabulous food (evening meals available for two or three nights of the week)
visit Bude, Boscastle, Port Isaac and more
a range of self catering cottages available close to the sea
Lower Tresmorn Farm offers AA 4 Gold Star 'Highly Recommended' Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast accommodation as well as three very special self catering properties. Situated on a most rugged and beautiful stretch of the North Cornwall Coast owned by the National Trust, just a short distance away from Crackington Haven Beach and equidistant from Bude and Boscastle.
From magical Tintagel to picturesque Clovelly, the beaches of Polzeath to the Biomes of the Eden Project, wherever you want to explore we are the perfect holiday location for discovering the delights of Cornwall & Devon.
Excellent road links provide easy access to the many attractions on offer and with Newquay Airport under an hour a way, it couldn't be easier to come and stay with us.
Our medieval farmhouse (and self-catering cottage) are set in the midst of our working family farm. There is direct access to the coast path which is just a few minutes pretty walk down the lane and across a field. There are amazing views for miles up and down the coast and it is so peaceful.
Driving down the lane through an undulating field which is all that remains of a medieval village, with the sea in sight behind the farmstead you will realise what a special place this is to relax, unwind and escape from the pressures of modern day living.
A fresh pot of tea and a plate of hot buttered saffron cake await you on arrival and you will be shown to one of our tastefully furnished bedrooms.
You have the choice of a room in the farmhouse, reached by a half-spiral stone stairway, or one situated in the lovely old stone barn, alongside the farmhouse.
The rooms in the barn have the additional benefit of television and two have stunning views to the sea and Lundy Island.
Bude is nine miles north, with Bodmin Moor, beautiful in all it's moods, the Norman market town of Launceston, and picturesque fishing villages of Boscastle and Port Isaac, all within easy reach. King Arthur's romantic, ruined cliff top castle and Betjamen country around St Enodoc and Padstow within a half hours drive.
Round off a lovely day with a superb home-cooked, candle-lit dinner served in the warm atmosphere of our oak-beamed dining room and cosy snug.