Self catering Crackington Haven. Self catering in Bude & Boscastle, Tintagel, Cornwall. Holiday Lodgings in Bude

The Coastal path near Crackington Haven

The Old Farmhouse - 16th century

Barton Cottage

Barton Cottage - View from the garden

Church Cottage

TARIFF 2008

Prices range from £200 - £1200 per week

Woodgate Cottage - Living Room & Bedroom

3 Self catering Cottages in Crackington Haven

with stunning sea views

" National Trust owned
working livestock farm"

Bude - Boscastle, Tintagel,
Trevigue Wildlife Conservation and Self-catering holidays Farm
Cottages sleeping 4 to 8 people

• Excellent wildlife viewing
• Highest cliffs in Cornwall
• Scheduled ancient monuments (Bronze age barrows)
• Thomas Hardy often walked this coastline with his first wife Emma
• Luxurious Accommodation 60 minutes from 3 major Airports
• Award winning conservation management 350 acre site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI)

Trevigue has been described as a wildlife haven on many occasions by different eminent naturalists who frequently visit the farm. The vast range of plants and animals to be found on the farm is largely a result of the contrasting environments of which Trevigue consists. A large part of the farm is made up of coastal heathland, situated on the rugged and exposed cliffs, which rise to almost 750 feet at "High Cliff" (the highest in Cornwall).

The Old Farmhouse
sleeps 6, Tariff from £200 pw

The Old Farmhouse dates back to the 16th Century and retains all the character of ancient North Cornwall, and has sensitively been refurbished. A slate courtyard, together with a terraced lawn capture the afternoon sun infront of this charming property.

A beautiful slate flagstone floor, an inglenook fireplace (with woodburner) and a large open plan kitchen are found downstairs. The spacious living area has the original timbered ceiling which adds to the ambience of this wonderful house.

The large well equipped kitchen contains an aga and an electric cooker, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher and large dining table. Upstairs this 3 bedroom house comprises a large double room with an amazing vaulted ceiling showing exposed ancient timbers.

The twin bedded room is found at the opposite end of the landing. In the centre of the house is a small single room overlooking the garden/courtyard. Opposite this room is a large and well equipped loo/bathroom with shower and heated towel rail. During the winter the house has full central heating.

Barton Cottage
sleeps 4, Tariff from £200 pw
A traditional barn conversion set on the outside of a small cluster of cottages and neighbouring the beautiful St Gennys church.

This light, atmospheric cottage has a small enclosed lawn and garden to the rear with superb views of the sea and rugged, unspoilt cliffs to Widemouth Bay.

On entering the cottage through the large porch, the guest is soon within an open plan sitting room/kitchen with a slate floor and large rug, lovely 3 piece suite and open fire. An oak staircase leads up to a spacious landing which has panoramic views over neighbouring farmland. A double and twin room are found each with wonderful views.

Church Cottage
sleeps 4, Tariff from £200 pw
sits amongst a cluster of cottages in the ancient missionary site of St Gennys on the north Cornish coast.

The cottage has reversed accommodation so the spectacular view may be enjoyed from the open plan living-room. This room, with its open fire, provides a relaxing sanctuary after a day exploring. A pine stable-door separates the living-area from the bedrooms below, acting as a sturdy stair-gate for the attractive pine staircase. Both bedrooms are delightfully furnished with terracotta tiled floors and scatter rugs.

Both cottages have the benefit of full central heating and an open fire.

Accommodation may also be available in the National Trust owned 16th century farm house.

Woodgate Cottage
7 adults plus one cot (8 people if sharing)
Tariff: from £400-£1200 per week
including central heating and electricity

A characterful farmhouse, built in the 1920's set in 10 acres of ancient woodland. Each room overlooks staggering views of woodland and beyond this, far reaching hills and farmland - a spectacular position, very near to the South West Footpath. Woodgate has a large sloping garden (leading down to the woods) where a dry stone well has been discovered which had been hidden for many years (this is covered and safe for children). A large patio outside this large house has garden furniture & a barbeque. This sleeps 7 adults plus one cot (8 people if sharing).

This house has been completely refurbished and landscaped recently and is a very luxurious holiday home. Owls can be heard hooting at night, whilst Roe Deer and Badgers can be seen from the comfort of the house looking out onto the adjacent National Trust land.

Wildlife Breaks & Holidays - Wildlife Conservation