Higher Trewellard Hill Farm

The property, previously a working farm, is quiet and isolated with superb views of the north coast and moors. It is perfect for a couple or a group of up to 4 people to base themselves to explore this wild area of west Cornwall. The St Just area has a rich mining heritage and has now been designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

The cottage, part of this beautiful granite constructed farmhouse, is surrounded by the dramatic landscape of the West Cornwall peninsula. It is full of character with beamed ceilings, thick stone walls and a Morso wood burning stove to keep you cosy at the colder times. The master bedroom has both moorland and sea views, has a king sized bed and en suite wc. The twin bedroom has garden views.

Accommodation
Ground Floor: Sitting room with dining area. Fitted kitchen; bathroom with bath and electricshower and separate wc.
First Floor: Master double bedroom with en suite wc and twin bedroom.
External: Access is provided to part of the gardens.

Facilities & Services
Oil fired central heating throughout, supplemented by the wood burning stove (initial bag of logs included). The kitchen has a range of modern fitted units, a gas cooker, washing machine, tumble drier and a family sized fridge with a good freezer compartment. The sitting room has a TV with Sky Freeview (you may bring your own card for additional channels) and a DVD player. DAB radio in each bedroom. There is garden furniture and a BBQ in your garden.

Miscellaneous
Electricity (reasonable usage allowed for), bed linen & towels are all included, but you will need to provide your own beach towels. There is plenty of parking space available at the property. We regret no smoking is permitted within the property. Regrettably, no children under 5 nor dogs are allowed to stay within the property at Higher Trewellard Hill Farm.

Nearby
Pendeen village has a general stores and Post office and there are four local pubs serving food. Three of these, as well as the Meadery and takeaway fish and chips, are within five minutes drive or a 20 minute walk down the hill.The small town of St Just is about 3 miles away which has shops including two butchers, a bakery and art galleries. Penzance is 7 miles away for more shops (including two supermarkets), art galleries and restaurants. Portherras Cove is a small beach about two miles from the cottage. There are steps down to the beach but no disabled or wheelchair access and it has no public facilities. Marazion, next to Penzance, has a beach much used for wind surfing and a low tide causeway to St. Michael's Mount (N.T.); access by taxi boat at other times.

There is surfing at Sennen (approx 7 miles), walks in all directions along the S.W. coast path, and riding at St Just. Geevor Mine (Pendeen village) and Zennor Wayside Museum (7 miles) show Cornish history; St Ives (13 miles along the beautiful north coast road) has galleries including the Tate, the Hepworth museum and the Leach pottery. Porthcurno has an excellent beach with all facilities, as well as the Minack outdoor theatre and the Cable & Wireless Telegraph museum. Penzance has Trengwainton (N.T.), Morrab and Penlee gardens, the latter also housing a collection of work from the Lamorna and Newlyn artists in Penlee House.

General Booking Information
Arrival / Departure is a Saturday – 4-00pm/10-00am.
Shortbreaks are available during quieter periods.
£100 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.