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The Cotswolds, Herefordshire, Derbyshire, Oxfordshire, Cheshire
The heart of the UK is scattered with medieval towns and villages that seem almost completely untouched by time. The region seamlessly combines major cities - such as historic Cirencester and the majestic Oxford - with rural gems like the Forest of Dean.
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Mythical landscapes and immersive history compete for your attention in Ireland. There's no wonder it's named the Emerald Isle: a visit to the ever-changing vistas of Donegal or the grave beauty of Connemara will soon reveal why.
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The Lake District, Yorkshire, Cheshire
Welcome to the epic North of England, home to a multi-layered history, ultra-cool, industrial cities and vast swathes of dramatic scenery. From the medieval city of York to the inspirational beauty of the Lake District, the North never fails to impress.
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Few landscapes on earth are as dramatic as Scotland: think eagles cruising through cloud-whipped skies, secluded lochs and atmospheric ruins atop dramatic hillsides. Marvel at Edinburgh's gothic architecture or lose yourself in the wilderness of the Highlands.
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Welcome to Wales, where just a hop across the border from England feels like you've entered a new world entirely. This compact country boasts inspiring hills, formidable castles and moody coastlines of crumbling rock and golden sand.
Tucked into the valley and just 20 minutes from the beach, Tregulland is a quaint, comfy, Cornish gem, with space for up to 22 guests. Equally perfect for a summer holiday, a winter escape in Cornwall, a corporate shindig or a flower-filled wedding, the Cottage and Barn are situated in 16 acres of grounds, with lawns and woodland, a play area and a well-stocked, one-acre lake. The architect designed indoor pool is spring fed, providing pure Cornish freshwater for a ‘wild swimming’ experience in atmospheric surroundings. Back inside, the Cottage has a super sunroom with glass walls which allow sweeping views across the valley. There’s a huge 24-seater dining table for sociable breakfasts, lunches and dinners and, when bedtime beckons, there are six luxury bedrooms, named after wild flowers, with Egyptian cotton bedlinen and en-suite bathrooms. Here, REN toiletries and Hansgrohe waterfall showers typify the level of care that has been lavished on the accommodation throughout. The Barn is spacious with high, gabled ceilings and five bedrooms named after birds of prey. As well as delightful living areas, there is a map room, for planning your next adventure (or simply escaping for a quiet hour), and a cinema screen and projector.
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Restrictions
Sleeps 22
Bedrooms 11
Bathrooms 11
Dining Capacity 22
Pool
Wifi
Child Friendly
Pet Friendly
Games Room
Within Tregulland’s beautiful grounds is the Old Workshop. Normally laid out as a games room, it can be transformed into a meeting room, a spa or a calming yoga studio. It is licensed for weddings too, and, along with the Cottage and Barn, makes an intimate and memorable setting for your special day.
Whether it's a one-off special celebratory meal, or breakfast, lunch and dinner during your entire stay, we can recommend a highly trained chef to come to cook and serve from your kitchen at Tregulland Cottage and Barn. A wonderful way to make your experience extra special.
The owners have tried to think about everything to make your stay at Tregulland Cottage and Barn just perfect. We make sure all our big houses to rent provide all the essential features to cater for a large group. Here’s a list of all the practical provisions we have at the house. If there’s anything you can’t see here but need, just ask as we’ll see what we can do.
Set on the edge of Bodmin Moor in north Cornwall within easy reach of Cornwall’s best beaches and attractions. Just 2 hours' drive from Bristol and 4 hours from London.
The main pool is 1.2m deep. The children’s pool is 40cm deep.
This is such a wonderful area for excellent beaches. For a change of scenery, we'd recommend:
Widemouth Bay/Black Rock – Bude (20 mins drive)
Connected to Black Rock Beach (dog friendly), both excellent swimming beaches with life guards in situ much of the year. Great for surfing, boogie/body boarding. You can hire or buy yourself a wetsuit, surf board or boogie board at The Beach House Surf Shop (01288 361256) (£7 for 4 hours).
Summerleaze Beach - Bude (27 mins drive)
Head into Bude and follow the signs for Summerleaze Beach, it’s a beautiful wide, dog friendly, golden sandy beach with a newly revamped sea pool, excellent cafes and they even have beach huts for hire.
Crackington Haven Beach - Bude (20 mins drive)
A beautiful beach with rock pools, stony area for those who hate sand in their sandwiches and a sandy section at low tide for those all important sand-castles or games of beach cricket. Great cliff walks, two cafes and a pub plus parking make this a perennial favourite.
Up to two well-behaved dogs are welcome, charged at £75 per dog. Note that dogs are not allowed on the sofas, chairs or beds, nor are they allowed upstairs or in the bedrooms.
Yes, Cornwall has many wonderful places to eat. We recommend the following, all not too far from Tregulland Cottage and Barn:
Outlaw's Fish Kitchen, Port Isaac (30 mins drive)
Two star Michelin fish chef Nathan Outlaw has opened a quirky little place in charming Port Isaac. Their menu “celebrates small, original and delicious seafood plates. Cooked to order and served when ready”.
Rick Stein’s Seafood Restaurant, Padstow (45 mins drive)
Some might say a trip to Cornwall isn't complete without a wander over to Rick Stein's, whether his infamously hard-to-reserve main restaurant, or the Brasserie and the Fish & Chip shop, which are much easier for drop-in visits.
Porthminster Café, St. Ives (approx. 90 mins drive)
Great for fish, sources many ingredients right from the coast path; including wild sorrel, garlic and nettle.
PUBS WITH GOOD FOOD
Wilsey Down (5 mins drive)
The nearest and very traditional pub. Go to the end of the lane, turn left onto the A395 towards Camelford and the pub is about 1 mile down on the right.
Rising Sun Inn near Altarnun (10 mins drive)
A fantastic old-fashioned pub with local ales and an excellent chef; this pub is well worth a visit. Can cater for large groups, pre-booking essential.
King's Head, Five Lanes (15 mins drive)
A 15th century coaching inn. Old fashioned and charming.
Bay View Inn, Widemouth Bay (20 mins drive)
Family friendly with a great play area for children. There is plenty of seating outside to gaze at the spectacular views or watch the tide come in.
Mill House Inn near Trebarwith Strand (20 mins drive)
Lovely rambling old pub with excellent food, a short drive from Trebarwith Strand beach. Can cater for large groups, pre-booking essential.
Port William, Trebarwith Strand (20 mins drive)
Traditional pub with great views over the beach.
Dartmoor Inn, Lydford (40 mins drive)
Great food, wonderful hosts with its own unique style. It’s a pleasant 25 minute walk to the dramatic National Trust’s Lydford Gorge with its 30m waterfall.
Check in is at 4pm on the day of your arrival at Tregulland Cottage and Barn, and check out is at 10am.
Yes, we ask to hold a cautionary deposit of £1,500 during your stay at Tregulland Cottage and Barn. This is requested just two weeks prior to your stay, and is returned shortly after, assuming no damage to the property or its contents (see our Booking T&Cs for more information).
Yes, Waitrose and Sainsbury's deliver to Tregulland Cottage and Barn. We usually suggest booking a delivery for after 4pm on the day of arrival.
There is a dining table at Tregulland Cottage and Barn that can seat 24 guests comfortably.
The nearest train stations to Tregulland Cottage and Barn are either Bodmin or Exeter; each approximately a 1 hour drive away.
Yes, children are very welcome at Tregulland Cottage and Barn. A highchair and cot are available.
