Trewint Round House, Menheniot is a charming reverse-level cottage set within peaceful farm grounds, offering character and comfort for families or friends. The stylish first-floor kitchen features integrated oven and hob, microwave, and fridge / freezer, flowing seamlessly into a traditional dining area with space for gathering around the table. The gorgeous open-plan lounge welcomes you with exposed beams, original stonework, beautiful countryside views, and a TV / DVD for cosy evenings in.
Stepping outside, guests can enjoy a shared garden with seating within the farm grounds (accessed via steps), perfect for relaxing after days spent exploring. An outdoor tap at the main farmhouse provides a practical spot for rinsing muddy boots and sandy paws. Downstairs, two restful bedrooms provide flexible accommodation: one comfortable double and one twin room, both decorated with care and thought. The ground-floor bathroom offers a shower over short bath and WC, while the washing machine is conveniently located nearby. Plenty of parking is available, and two dogs are welcome to join your Cornish adventure.
Picture mornings wrapped in the quiet rhythm of farm life, coffee in hand as you gaze across rolling fields. Spend days discovering hidden coves and coastal paths, returning to the warmth of exposed beams and countryside views. As evening settles, gather around the dining table sharing stories of the day's adventures, whilst the peaceful farm setting wraps itself around your perfect Cornish retreat.
Trewint Round House, Menheniot places you within easy reach of Cornwall's most enchanting south coast destinations. The house sits within a working farm, and owners are delighted to arrange farm tours for curious guests. Looe Island in Looe (12 km) is a peaceful marine nature reserve offering guided walks through diverse wildlife habitats and scenic coastal views, accessible only via organised boat trips that add a sense of adventure to your visit. Jamaica Inn in Bolventor (17 km) stands as an ancient smuggling inn on atmospheric Bodmin Moor, combining charming accommodations with a unique museum celebrating its notorious past and delightful dining experiences. Fowey Aquarium in Fowey (20 km) provides a fascinating glimpse into Cornish marine life, featuring interactive touch pools where children can get hands-on with local sea creatures alongside captivating displays of underwater ecosystems. Wheal Martyn Clay Works in Carthew (30 km) is a remarkable clay mining museum set within beautiful parkland, offering absorbing insights into Cornwall's historic china clay industry through preserved buildings and scenic trails.
Venture further to discover more of Cornwall's treasures and timeless attractions. Pirate Quest Adventure Golf in Newquay (48 km) delivers swashbuckling fun through mystical caves, interactive exhibits, and entertaining historical enactments based on Cornish myths and legends, delighting families and adventure seekers alike. Truro Cathedral in Truro (50 km) rises majestically above the city with breathtaking Gothic Revival architecture, rich history spanning centuries, and a welcoming programme of services and cultural events for visitors to enjoy. Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (54 km) is an award-winning family attraction featuring guided tours through traditional cider-making processes, vintage tractor rides through orchards, and tempting tastings of their apple-based products.
The historic market town of Liskeard sits just five kilometres away, perfectly positioned between the wild beauty of Bodmin Moor and Cornwall's celebrated south coast, offering independent shops, welcoming cafes, and useful amenities for your self-catering stay. Meanwhile, the thriving seaside resort of Bude lies 44 kilometres from the house. Award-winning beaches meet dramatic clifftop walks, rock pools teeming with marine life, and excellent surf conditions that have made this corner of north Cornwall a favourite with families and water sports enthusiasts seeking traditional bucket-and-spade holidays beside the Atlantic.
