Accommodation Prices Prices start from £165 per week and £99 for Short Breaks Electricity and linen is included in our prices Open all year including Christmas and New Year We are sorry but because of the farm animals we cannot accept dogs

Five Self catering Cottages near Looe and Polperro

• Quality self-catering holiday barns
• Open All year - ETC 4 star rating
• Luxury sauna and spa pool
• Close to sandy beaches
• Children's play area, Shire horses and farm animals
• Wonderful walking country
• Coastal path, historic fishing villages
• National Trust Houses and Gardens
• Plymouth, the Tamar Valley and Dartmoor National Park

Tucked away down a quiet private lane Hendra Farm provides a wonderful location for a family holiday or short break at any time of the year.

This really is a perfect place to escape all the pressures of modern living! Hendra Farm has a family of friendly farm animals, including Shire Horses and sweet-toothed sheep! The farm is surrounded by wonderful countryside leading to miles of coastal, estuary and woodland walks. The local wildlife is abundant with buzzards and badgers all to see.

You can choose to stay in any one of five self-catering cottages sleeping from 2-5 people.

All accommodation has been very wall appointed to ensure your comfort and fully heated to make Hendra Farm Cottages the perfect choice for all year round holidays and short breaks.

Each cottage has Colour TV, Video & DVD, Radio, Microwave, Hairdryer, Highchair, plus shared laundry room, barbecue, parking, children's play area with swings, play house and slide and deluxe indoor sauna and spa, which can be booked for your private use.

The Stables - Sleeps 5 plus a cot.
Converted farm stables for the working horses. Comfortable open plan sitting room with dining and kitchen areas. Three steps up to double bedroom with king sized bed. Bathroom/W.C. with bath and shower. First floor: Large room with three single beds and fitted stairgate. Central heating. Amazing views of the Polperro valley.

Cob Barn - Sleeps 4 Converted from a cow byre into a lovely, cosy, two bedroom cottage. It has a gorgeous open beam double bedroom with king size bed upstairs and a twin bedroom downstairs. There is a comfortable open plan sitting room (tiled floor) with dining and kitchen areas. Four steps up to bathroom/WC with bath and shower. It has full central heating and its own patio area.

Old Dairy - sleeping 2 plus a cot where the cows used to be milked. It has been converted into a delightful cottage. The Old Dairy features open beams in the large sitting room/diner and a four poster bed, so is ideal for those romantic breaks away. Full central heating, bath and shower, fully fitted galley kitchen, no stairs.

The Linhay - sleeps 2 plus a cot. Comfortable beamed sitting room with dining area and doors onto patio with countryside views. Farmhouse style kitchen. Double bedroom. Bathroom/WC (shower over bath). This is a four-star cottage with its own patio - a fabulous suntrap on those long Summer afternoons, with superb countryside views. The Linhay and The Mowhay were converted in 2003 from a old store. Non-smoking only.

The Mohay Sleeps 2 plus a cot. Comfortable beamed sitting room with dining area and doors onto patio with countryside views. Farmhouse style kitchen. Double bedroom. Bathroom/WC (shower over bath). This is a four-star cottage with its own patio - a fabulous suntrap on those long Summer afternoons, with superb countryside views. Non-smoking only.

Out and About in the Area

Hendra is located just a twenty minute walk from the village of Pelynt, a well serviced and very friendly village. Two shops, one with a butcher and the other a Post Office. Two hairdressers, a filling station, two garages for car repairs, a restaurant ’The Dagger’, a traditional country pub ‘The Jubilee Inn’, a social club with temporary membership available, and a children’s playground. There is also a church and a Methodist chapel.

At any time of the year, the hills and valleys around Pelynt, Looe and beyond, are bristling with greenery and wildlife. Seasonally you'll find housemartins, greenfinches, Canada geese and buzzards in the fields and hedgerows. There are sandy bays, cliff tops, estuaries, rivers and tiny inlets to explore and wonderful gardens in abundance, all lying in unspoilt countryside.

Nearby Looe, with its sandy beach, has a busy calendar of events including the Festival of the Sea and the Jazz Festival, both in May. There are regular exhibitions, concerts, a regatta and an annual carnival. Visit the Monkey Sanctuary or the museum devoted to music machines. There's a range of fishing and boat trips and plenty of shops, restaurants and bars close to the trawler lined quays. For those visiting out of season, the town's New Year's Eve celebrations with fancy dress, are reckoned to be amongst the best in Britain.