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Trevedlock Farm

Launceston

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Trevadlock Farm Bed And Breakfast Accommodation is an idyllic setting within 450 acres on the edge of Bodmin Moor just 1/2 a mile from the A30. Trevadlock is a working dairy farm offering peace and tranquillity in a rural location. Trevadlock Farmhouse is a grade 2 listed two-storey farmhouse, constructed in the 18th Century and offers you a relaxing atmosphere for a perfect holiday.

Our bed and breakfast accommodation is convenient for both the north and south coasts and ideally situated for touring Devon and Cornwall easily. Start your day with a hearty farmhouse breakfast using locally produced products. Bring your wellies with you and enjoy the many walks from the farm. With our central heating you can enjoy a break at anytime of the year. Watch the milking, walk to the river and enjoy the view of Kilmar Tor and afterwards pop into the local pub, only 2 miles away, in the village of North Hill for a bite to eat. We can book you an evening meal on your day of arrival or at any time.

If you are looking for a country retreat with a tranquil atmosphere, a moorland outlook and convenient for touring around our beautiful county, then our bed and breakfast accommodation is for you!

All our rooms are at the front of the house with views over rolling farmland. Both rooms have solid pine furniture, ensuite wih colour television, tea and coffee facilities and hair dryer.


THE ROOMS

Rachel's Room
Pretty, tastefully decorated country style twin bedroom with ensuite shower.

Fiona's Room
Double bedroom decorated in a bolder style with ensuite shower and room to put a single bed if necessary.

We also have a single room between both rooms that we let only in conjunction with either double room. Please contact us for more details.

* Trevadlock Farm Bed and Breakfast is a Non-Smoking residence.
* Sorry, we do not accept pets.

Tariff: Bed and Breakfast from £27.50 - £32.50.
Bed and Breakfast weekly tariff £189
Children are welcome during the school holiday period. We offer reduced rates when sharing a double room and a seperate rate for a single room.
If you would like to stay with us then please telephone to check room availability.
All booking Enquiries please email: trevadlock@farming.co.uk

Trevadlock Farm is a mixed farm of 450 acres and, along with 11 other farms, is part of the 4000 acre Trebartha Estate, owned by the Latham Family. We have 150 milking cows, with a flock of Pedigree Charollais sheep; we also grow about 70 acres of cereals, all of which is used to feed the cattle during the winter months. We keep all calves either as replacements for the dairy herd or the bull calves and some beef heifers are sold as stores in the spring.

Trevadlock Farmhouse offers a wonderful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life and you soon become 'transformed' into a country dweller. Watch the lambs at play in the fields or the cows being milked or passing by. The views are outstanding and the atmospheric wilderness of the moors is just minutes away.

On your arrival, a mouth-watering Cornish cream tea of homemade scones, strawberry jam and local Cornish cream awaits you. Enjoy it in the relaxed and peaceful atmosphere of the garden, or in the warmth of the cosy centrally heated dining room.

Before setting out on your adventures round Cornwall, fortify yourselves with our hearty farmhouse breakfast. Fruit and cereals, local sausage and bacon with freshly laid local farm eggs: what more could you ask for to start your day!

Return from your travels and activities to a hot shower and relax in your room before dressing for an evening meal and a relaxing drink at our local Inn.

Our family have a long standing reputation for perfection and hospitality for visitors to this lovely part of the country. Once tasted, Cornwall draws you back again and again. You will not be disappointed and will probably join our long list of regulars who cannot wait to return.
 

Directions: From Launceston: Follow A30 towards Bodmin, go through Kennards House and Two Bridges. Take the Callington turning on the left (B3257), follow the road then take third turning on right. Trevadlock is half a mile down the road.

Our nearest shop is Bodmin Moor Services Garage and Shopping Centre. They have most emergency items, groceries and papers, etc. Just 2 miles distance. Lewannick Village, 1½ miles away, has a Post Office Shop and an Inn near the church. North Hill Village is similar, just 2 miles away.

Places To Visit In Cornwall
Both coasts of Cornwall are of course inviting, the north being more spectacular with its high cliffs, wide beaches and harbours. The south is mainly more flat, but still has its high spots, estuaries, sandy beaches and fishing villages. The countryside excursions are quite delightful towards the coasts, and if you plan your routes accordingly, you can almost avoid main roads. National Trust houses, and private homes such as Cotehele House & Gardens, Lanhydrock House, and Saltram House maintain historic links.

In this section we have added additional places of interest and some locations we feel would be of interest that are a bit further afield, but with careful planning, will provide you with an enjoyable day trip out.

Saltram House - Magnificent Georgian house with Adam interiors, gardens and landscaped parkland. Saltram stands high above the River Plym in a rolling and wooded landscaped park that now provides precious green space on the outskirts of Plymouth.

Camelford British Cycling Museum - The Museum of Cycling History.

Cotehele House & Gardens - Enchanted and remote, perched high above the wooden banks of the Tamar, Cotehele was owned by the Edgcumbe family for nearly six centuries. One of the least-altered medieval houses in the country, it contains original furniture, armour and a remarkable set of tapestries.

National Maritime Museum, Falmouth - Housed in an award winning building on the Falmouth harbour-side, the National Maritime Museum Cornwall transports you into the world of small boats and Cornish maritime history. Ellen MaCarthur's triumphant world record attempt began and ended at Falmouth, and the 75ft trimaran B & Q was, until recently, berthed at Port Pendennis Marina, nextdoor to the museum.

Glendurgan Gardens - Exotic trees and shrubs flourish amidst open glades carpeted with wild flowers.

Lanhydrock House - Magnificent late Victorian country house with extensive servants’ quarters, gardens and wooded estate. One of the most fascinating and complete late 19th-century houses in England, Lanhydrock is full of period atmosphere. The garden has a stunning collection of magnolias, rhododendrons and camellias, and offers fine colours right through into autumn. 900 acres of woods and parkland with an extensive network of footpaths.

Trebah Garden - One of Cornwall's Great Gardens, rated among the 80 most beautiful in the world. A sub-tropical paradise on the banks of the Helford River.

Trelissick Gardens - A tranquil garden and estate, renowned for itsglorious position at the head of Carrick Roads, with panoramic views down the estuary towards Falmouth and the sea.

Pendennis Castle - Superb views across the Fal Estuary and over looking Falmouth.

Lands End - A unique, magical place of legend and mystery, with stunning natural beauty. Undercover exhibitions and attractions, shopping village and Discovery Trail.

Minack Theatre - A uniquely situated open-air theatre on the cliffs at Porthcurno, near Lands End. The Theatre hosts a 17 week season of plays and musicals throughout the summer.

Porthcurno Museum of Submarine Telegraphy - Secret Wartime Telegraph Museum.

Flambards Village - All weather family leisure park with a unique mix of internationally acclaimed exhibitions, rides, playgrounds, shows, entertainment, gardens, Victorian village and Britain in the Blitz.

National Seal Sanctuary - A haven for some of the marine world's most enchanting creatures. Europe's leading marine animal rescue centre.

Paignton Zoo, Devon - Paignton Zoo Environmental Park is an education and scientific charity dedicated to conserving our global wildlife heritage and inspiring in its many visitors a life long respect for animals and the environment.

Pencarrow House - This is the home of the Molesworth-St Aubyn's and definitely a lived-in house, not a museum! You will see all the things the family loves best, including their photos, hats on the classical statues and the grandchildren's toys left around. A tour with our friendly and enthusiastic guides is a pleasure not to be missed!

St. Michael's Mount - This magical island has a church, a medieval castle, an exotic garden and an ancient harbour where you will find shops, restaurants and an audio-visual presentation on the history of the Mount.

Charlestown Shipwreck & Heritage Centre - An insight into the history of Charlestown and shipwrecks. The largest exhibition of artifacts recovered by divers, on public display in the UK.

Arlington Court in Devon - Intimate and intriguing Regency house with interesting collections, set in extensive estate.