Set in a warm, south-facing valley and surrounded by farmland, this newly converted barn, built of honey coloured granite, date from the 17th century.

Recorded in the 14th century, Tregarne farmyard sits below the spring line and was probably the site of ancient Celtic settlements. It lies 2 miles from the coast and the popular Helford River area, and 1 mile from the village of Mawnan Smith. (Falmouth 4 miles).

There are lovely views over a peaceful, wooded valley and fields. From the patio outside, you can watch the sun go down while enjoying a barbeque or an evening drink. Garden seating and barbeque equipment are provided.

There are plenty of local maps, details of local walks etc, in the property.

There is central heating and also an efficient log-burning stove. Tv, radio and music centre are in the lounge area and there is a landline phone. ( mobile phone reception is patchy)

The kitchen is newly fitted with breakfast bar, multi-function microwave oven and 4 ring hob, fridge, separate freezer and a washing machine.

We have our own natural water supply, and we leave a supply of eco-products for your use. The bathroom has a thunderer shower, basin and WC.

The bed has a double (5ft) duvet. Blankets are available and we can supply a single Z-bed or cot. Linen& towels are available (small charge).

We supply a welcome pack and can shop in advance for you if requested.