2 Self catering Holiday Barns
near St Austell and Truro
Sleeping 4 and 6 people

“Fabulous accommodation - everything we hoped for and more”

“The accommodation is absolutely superb, easy, spacious with a lovely atmosphere”

Treworgans Farm Holidays offer high quality self-catering accommodation. Set in mid-Cornwall on a small family run grassland farm, we are ideally positioned to explore breathtaking coastlines, beautiful gardens and a multitude of nationally acclaimed attractions.

Located on the beautiful Roseland Peninsula Sandy Beaches - coastal scenery
Central Location - ideal for touring Cornwall

Buzzard Watch

Sleeps 4. Tariff £300 - £600 pw

Both bedrooms have ensuite facilities (one having a level access shower). The bedrooms can either be twin bedded or super-king size. The exposed roof timbers give a spacious and airy feel to the living areas and large patio doors lead off to the secluded garden/patio area. This area can also be accessed directly from one of the bedrooms.

The kitchen is fully equipped and there is electric central heating throughout in addition to a wood burner in the sitting room. This barn is fitted with a hearing loop.

3 Night out of season short breaks are available November to March in Buzzard Watch for £200 and £250 in Valley View (except Easter and Christmas/New Year)

Valley View

Sleeps 6. tariff £420 - £840 pw

It’s reverse level arrangement allows level access from the main living/kitchen area to a bedroom with an ensuite wetroom.

Two further bedrooms are downstairs both with ensuite bathrooms This barn also has exposed beams and a cozy wood burner for those cooler winter nights. This barn has a well equipped kitchen, private garden/patio area and electric central heating. This barn has been fitted with a hearing loop.

Treworgans Farm

You are welcome to explore the farm. There is a menagerie of free range poultry on the farm and anyone wishing to help collect the eggs would be most welcome!

At certain times of the year you can watch lambs being born from our rare breed Ryeland and Longwool sheep as well as our native Cornish Lop sows farrowing.