Bed & Breakfast Tariff

£45 per person per night which includes breakfast. £5 Single occupancy supplement No dogs, children or evening meal

Bed & Breakfast Accommodation
in Blisland - Bodmin Moor

• 5 mins from Camel Trail for biking
• 30 mins either way from North & South Coast
• 5 mins from Bodmin Moor
• Many National Trust House and Gardens plus Heligan and the Eden Project
• Golf at Landhydrock, St Enodoc, plus many others.
• Explore Fishing villages of Port Isaac, Padstow, Mevagissey, Looe and Polperro

Trewardale was built in 1760 and is south facing looking over rolling farmland. The property came into the possession of the Edward-Collins family during the mid 17th century and is now a grade II* listed gem, whose owners are happy to share its faded and much loved patina.

The house is filled with memorabilia from every generation and the ancestors look down on you from the walls in the dining room. It sits one mile off the A30 and is a perfect location for exploring both the north and south coasts. The house sits in 9 acres of shrub garden and has been the location for several fashion shoots.

Blisland vaillage is one mile east and is famous, not only for its Norman Church which was restored in 1894 by the Revd. Vernon Edward-Collins, but also for its picturesque village green and real ale pub. It also has a village shop which hosts an internet cafe.

The historic town of Bodmin, is just 3 miles away and Bodmin Parkway Station is 20 minutes. There is an excellent taxi service from the station. Trewardale is 4 hours from London and the Midlands and about 2 hours from Bristol.

Bed and Breakfast Accommodation

Two large twin bedded double rooms both south facing overlooking the lawns.

• One bedroom has an en suite bathroom
• One bedroom has its own bathroom down a passage
  

Both rooms are carefully decorated and furnished with antiques. Breakfast will be in dining room.