Welcome to
Hay Barton

Truro

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The situation: Hay Barton is ideally situated on the Roseland Peninsula, close to the Eden Project, Heligan Gardens, numerous other famous gardens, fabulous National Trust beaches and excellent walks. The City of Truro is only a 15 minute drive away and St. Mawes, 20 minutes.

The Jobson family have farmed here for over 40 years and we still run a beef herd, a flock of sheep and grow barley.
 

Our breakfasts are served in the dining room with a slate floor and log fire in winter. We use the best oflocal produce:organic milk and butter: our own eggs from Maran chickens: sausages and bacon from Lobbs Farm Shop at Heligan..

We have an all-weather tennis court which our B&B guests are welcome to use

The Accommodation:

Hay Barton can provide two comfortable and well-furnished, centrally heated, en-suite bedrooms. Both rooms can be either twin rooms or zip-linked to make 6' Superking beds. All the beds have pocket-sprung mattresses and sheets and blankets from The White Company.

The en-suite bathrooms both have re-furbishes 6' antique roll top cast iron baths. White Company towels and soap, shower gel, body lotion and shampoo from Floris.

Both bedrooms have facilities to make tea, coffee, chololate etc. and there is a hair drier, clock and radio in each room.

There is a separate sitting room for guests to use with a television and kettle with tea, coffee and home baked cake available. In winter there is a log fire.
 

Tariff
The price for a double bedroom is £40 per person per night and £50 per person for a single room.

These prices include breakfast.

Children by arrangement, but no smoking or pets, please.

 

Booking enquiries: To enquire about availability or make a booking, please contact us:
by email at enquiry@haybarton.com

by telephone to 01872 530288

or by post to:

Jill Jobson

Hay Barton,

Tregony, Truro,

Cornwall TR2 5TF

Directions:

From Tregony village take the A3078 towards St Mawes. Hay Barton is one mile on the left hand side from Tregony. There is a slate sign at eye level at the end of the farm lane. There is also a holly tree and a road traffic triangle bend sign and the word SLOW on the road. The farmhouse is 100 yards down this lane.
 

Around The local area

Pendennis Point and Castle overlooking Carrick Roads. Forming part of one of the world’s deepest natural harbours it offers world class sailing. For the less adventurous there are various boat trips, including St Mawes and an extremely picturesque journey up the river to Truro.

Just some of the many views from Pendennis Point overlooking Carrick Roads.
Forming part of one of the world’s deepest natural harbours it offers world class sailing.