Trenethick Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast Saltash

Enjoy a Real Cornish Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast and it's organic.Trenethick, formerly part of Coldrenick Estate, has been farmed by the Carpenter family for over 250 years. Many changes over the years have seen John Carpenter and his wife Amanda farming organically, diversifying in to horse livery and now opening up the farmhouse to provide organic bed and breakfast in every sense of the word. Eat organic produce from local farmsWe love the organic way of farming and believe in it. It works well for us. The horses have been benefiting from the same ethos for many years now and we would like to give others the opportunity to discover a real farmhouse experience. It's our way of leading a healthier way of life and being kinder on the environment. Traditional farmhouse breakfast is cooked for guests on the four-oven range in the farm kitchen. Special diets can be catered for just let us know. All food is organic from nearby farms wherever possible, or locally sourced. Bedding, towels, bath mats and all our cleaning products are environmentally safe and we recycle and reuse everything we possibly can. Re-loved and relaxed at TrenethickThe furnishings are an eclectic mix of antique, refurbished and occasional new pieces all purchased locally or given by neighbours and friends. The gentle colours on the walls are from the eco-friendly Farrow and Ball range of paints. We want you to relax and feel totally at home with a sense of style and fun. Splashes of colour and art are provided by Amanda's paintings, sculpture and soft furnishings, so there's lots to look at and textures to touch.

Features & Facilities Include: Parking Spaces

Address: Trenethick Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast Trenethick Trerulefoot Saltash Cornwall PL12 5DD

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Directions

A38 Westbound. From Saltash follow A38 to Trerulefoot roundabout.At roundabout take 3rd exit. Approx, 150 metres from roundabout, turn right (opposite petrol station) signposted Bethany, Wheal Cleave, Doddycross. Follow lane through Bethany for approx 2 miles. After driving over a small railway bridge, take the next left into a country lane. Trenethick is the first property on the right.A38 Eastbound. From Liskeard follow A38. Pass turnings for Menheniot(on left next To Hayloft restaurant)) and Looe (on right). At the bottom of that hill pull into layby (which has sign for Castle Air in it). Take country lane off the layby (has end of highway sign), Trenethick is 1 mile along lane on the left.