3 diamonds award
an hours drive
The dining room
The lounge
The comfortable
bedrooms
2005
©
Quinceborough Farm
Bude
Bude
Cornwall
EX23 0NA
Tel. 01288 361236
All booking Enquiries Please E-Mail: Reservations@accommodationincornwall.com
Quinceborough Farm is a working, mixed farm of 120 acres occupying a magnificent position with both sea and country views. Originally a local squire's riding stables, in 1905 part of the buildings were converted into a large farmhouse.
Today, guests are delighted with the comfortable accommodation, the friendly atmosphere, and the peaceful position, the proximity to the beaches and the good plentiful farmhouse fare.
Much of the produce is home produced or Locally grown and all home-cooked, (silver cups have been won at local shows for cookery!).
Many of our guests return year after year and we feel that this is our best recommendation.
Comfortable lounge with television.
Large dining room with separate tables where a hearty full English breakfast is served. Various options available on request, vegetarians can be catered for by prior arrangement.
Laundry room available.
Tennis court
Putting green
Outdoor heated swimming pool. (Open Whitsun to end of September)
Games room with table tennis, pool etc.
Variety of small animals around the farm.
Guests have access to rooms at all times, the emphasis is on a relaxed, informal atmosphere, as during the winter we enjoy entertaining friends and see our summer guests as an extension of this.
Map: Click here
Tariff
:
from £20.50p p.p.p.n
(reductions for children sharing parents room)
The Swimming pool and view at Quinceborough Farm
The farm complex
with swimming pool and Tennis Court
Local
attractions:
| Widemouth Bay is a world famous surfing beach which is patrolled by Life Guards during he summer. It is a paradise for children with a beautiful stretch of golden sand and interesting rock pools at low tide. There are surfboards and deck chairs for hire. High above the beach a viewing point on Penhalt Cliff offers memorable views up the rugged coast towards Hartland Point. Bude is approximately 3 miles distant and was once described by Sir John Betjeman as "the least rowdy modern seaside resort in Cornwall". This still applies. There are enjoyable walks along the cliffs and along the canal banks and for the more energetic, squash, putting, table tennis, horse riding, fishing and surfing etc. All are available close at hand. For people who enjoy sightseeing: Tintagel, Boscastle, Clovelly, Port Isaac etc. are all within easy reach, as are the North Devon market towns. Cornwall's latest attraction, the Eden Project, is just an hour's drive. |
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