Special offer for week commencing 4th October was £481 NOW ONLY £399 also 18th October was £695 NOW ONLY £495!! 1 OF 3 PROPERTIES, OFFERING A SELCTION OF ANIMALS, EASY ACCESS TO SURFING BEACHES AND HIDDEN COVES TO EXPLORE, FREE USE OF CANADIAN KAYAK
Set in 4 acres of open farmland these three charming barns have recently been renovated to a high standard creating an enchanting holiday location with views that reach over rolling farmland. Stithians Lake is only a mile away and offers wind surfing, canoeing and a highly recommended pub and restaurant. There is a network of footpaths and bridleways, which run from the cottages. The footpaths are well worth exploring leading down to the babbling brook and on to the nearby villages for a cool drink in the local public houses. Further afield you could visit the popular beaches of Falmouth and Porthtowan both around 8 miles away. Falmouth also has the popular Maritime Museum and Flambards Theme Park is just a 20 minute drive.
Ample parking and use of the lovely herb garden. Bed linen, electric and central heating are included. Regret no pets. No smoking in the properties. Shops and pub 1 mile, beach 8 miles.
A newly renovated spacious barn conversion offering FOUR bedrooms: 1 double bedroom with en-suite shower and WC and 2 twins are situated on the ground floor and a further double with four poster bed and en-suite shower and WC upstairs. A spacious kitchen/diner with travertine floor and oak kitchen units is located on the ground floor with a farmhouse dining table to seat eight, a gas hob with electric oven, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. Family bathroom with shower over, WC, and heated towel rail. The large lounge is reached via steps from the kitchen and has wooden flooring, exposed beams, low-level stable doors to the garden, TV, Freeview and DVD. Wireless, internet connection available. A separate WC also on this level. Enclosed lawned garden with seating and BBQ. Arrival time for TRETV is 4pm.
Other properties at Trethellan Farm are TRETH and TLODG. | 
