Tregithey Barn

Rating
Sleeps 6
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 2
Pets Yes
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor accommodation
Open fire
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Washing machine
Seaside
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews

9 Customer Review(s)

Mr Lomax
October 2020

“If you want a very quiet and isolated break (especially during COVID) then this is ideal.”

The local pub does an excellent Sunday roast. A pleasant surprise was the dark sky, no light pollution. I got a nice photo of the Milky Way.

The local pub does an excellent Sunday roast. A pleasant surprise was the dark sky, no light pollution. I got a nice photo of the Milky Way.

- Mr Lomax, October 2020
Mrs Parkinson September 2020

“Location was fantastic.”

Although with no view of water, the situation was very near and the walks were magical. Directions and sat take you down very narrow lanes. Going via St Keverne maybe a little longer but less daunting if travelling in the dark The barn was well equipped and cosy. There were a couple small repairs needed like fridge door and light plus ground floor storage heater which had broken controls. Otherwise all was very good.

- Mrs Parkinson, September 2020

Thank you for taking the time to send us your feedback. We are very pleased that you thought the location was fantastic and the property well equipped and cosy. We would also like to thank you for bringing a couple of issues to our attention, these have been dealt with. Sykes owner relations
Mr Plenty July 2020

“Fantastic place to stay really well equipped lovely location very quiet.”

Kids found wifi useful. Area is beautiful and lots of good walks from the cottage.

- Mr Plenty, July 2020
Mrs Hocking December 2019

“We needed a last minute extra house that would take a dog.”

When o spoke with Sue to enquire about another house she phoned the owner to check availability. Unfortunately the owners had not delisted their property and were using it themselves. However, before phoning me back to deliver that bad news, Sue had found another property, phoned up he owner and confirmed to me that we could book this house. That was excellent service and she deserves recognition for initiative and exceeding customer expectation. Well done!

- Mrs Hocking, December 2019
Mr Oliver August 2019

“Had a lovely holiday and enjoyed the peace and quiet of this very remote location.”

Wildlife was abundant and the local roads perfect for cycling / walking. Would come back to this property - lovely.

- Mr Oliver, August 2019
Mr Grainger July 2019

“We were disappointed that the WIFI was not sorted, and felt that it shouldn't be advertised as having it.”

We couldn't see any existing connection for this at all, and WIfI was partly why we chose this property. The property itself was fine however the furniture was rather dated and a bit tatty and we were disappointed at first. It really wouldn't take much to improve things, ie the wardrobes wouldn't stay closed except for tissue paper stuffed in them? They are charming but need mending. The curtains were all almost falling off too. We didn't use the downstairs of the property at all except for the tumble drier and front door. It would have been much more useful to have the back door key instead. There were a lot of cobwebs downstairs in the bedroom. Saying that, the position was wonderful, and we loved having the calves so close by, and watched for the daily feeding ritual!! So so peaceful, just cows, rabbits, foxes and birds for company ( except for the holiday residents of the farmhouse next door of course) Despite the few flaws, I would still recommend a break at this property, especially if you crave a bit of peace. You do have to be pretty good at driving in very narrow country roads though. Some absolutely lovely pubs and villages on the Lizard and the local pub in Manaccan, the New Inn was delightful.

- Mr Grainger, July 2019
Mr Smith June 2019

“The whole building had a damp musty smell, more so in the ground floor rooms.”

The heated towel rail was not working, the heater not working, light above the mirror not working I was told these would be fixed within the week, they were not fixed in the 2 weeks. The bathroom bin had not been emptied from previous visitors. The barn looked a little uncared for. The radiators in the bedrooms would not turn off, even in last weeks heat. It had a very well stocked kitchen, the beds comfortable. It was isolated and very peaceful with lots of local footpaths. We would not book it again.

- Mr Smith, June 2019
Mr Lindley April 2019

“Excellent place peaceful great walks plenty of space inside good facilities kids ...”

Excellent place peaceful great walks plenty of space inside good facilities kids and dog loved it little hidden gem staff are more than nice and helpful

- Mr Lindley, April 2019
Mr Williams February 2019

“Tregithey Barn is in the most idyllic, peaceful location.”

The Barn is spacious and generally comfortable: it would easily accommodate 5 people, possibly 6 in the three bedrooms and there is plenty of seating. The kitchen is very well-equipped for cooking and eating and the washing machine and dryer are a bonus in Cornwall! There are wonderful walks from the doorstep and the gardens around the property are very pleasant. The only issue we had was that when we arrived the barn felt cold and quite damp. Apparently nobody had stayed there since December and only the storage heating in the lounge area had been turned on the day before. The convector heaters supplied did not work. After we had turned on all the storage heaters in all the rooms the barn gradually warmed up and within a couple of days the situation was vastly improved. We'd like to stress that this is our only criticism and we are aware that we were holidaying in February! Overall, we highly recommend Tregithey Barn

- Mr Williams, February 2019
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The property

Set on the hillside in a secluded, tranquil spot, this rustic barn conversion shares a tidal quay on Gillan Creek with one other property.

Exposed beams, stripped wood floors and oodles of outside space to explore, means this rural getaway has charm in spades.

To make the most of its rural outlook, the accommodation is reverse-level.

On the ground floor there are two twin bedrooms and a bathroom, while upstairs you have the light, bright open-plan sitting room with wood burner, dining area and kitchen that has direct access to the outside space.

A further bedroom with en-suite shower room is also on the first floor.

The lawn at the rear of the property has a quiet and sunny aspect and would be perfect for alfresco dining and barbecues.

Nearby Manaccan is a favourite with walkers, and fans of Daphne du Maurier can discover the infamous creeks and waterways of the area.

Families, similarly can delight that there are any number of nearby attractions for all weathers, including Flambards theme park and Gweek Seal Sanctuary.

This rural gem will captivate those wanting a true escape from bustling life.

Summary

Over two floors
three bedrooms
2 x ground floor twin, 1 x first floor double with en-suite shower room and WC
Ground floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC
First floor: Open plan sitting room with multi fuel stove, dining area and kitchen.
Electric storage heating and multi fuel stove
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, TV, DVD, WiFi
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen inc. in rent
Cot and highchair available
Off road parking for two cars
Lawn garden
One pet welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shop 5 miles
New Inn Manaccan 1 mile away
Note: Sorry, towels are not provided
Note: Garden is not enclosed
Note: Can be booked with property Tregithey Farmhouse Ref 959318
Note: There is a £100 Good Housekeeping Bond on this property

Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £100.

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About the location

MANACCAN

Helston 10 miles ; Helford 1.5 miles ; Porthallow 3 miles

The village of Manaccan on the South Helford is small and friendly, with an excellent restaurant, friendly village inn and a beautiful 12th century church. The South Helford is arguably one of the most beautiful and unspoilt parts of Cornwall. With meandering country roads, picturesque creeks, tidal inlets and pretty waterside villages, the area can be summed up in three words: tranquil, charming and timeless. The perfect spot for enjoying outdoor living, the South Helford’s sheltered coves were made for messing around on the water and strolling leisurely along the banks. Leave your ‘phone behind and embrace the simple pleasures - while away time paddling in the shallows, explore hidden coves with a hire boat from St Anthony, and stroll through woodland to enjoy a picnic on the beach.

Region Information

Note: Sorry, towels are not provided. Note: Garden is not enclosed.
Note: All dogs must be treated for fleas prior to arrival and please clean up after them.
Note: There is a £100 Good Housekeeping Bond on this property.

Tregithey Barn

Manaccan near Helston, Cornwall (Ref. 969317)

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Reviews

“If you want a very quiet and isolated break (especially during COVID) then this is ideal.”

“Location was fantastic.”

“Fantastic place to stay really well equipped lovely location very quiet.”

“We needed a last minute extra house that would take a dog.”

“Had a lovely holiday and enjoyed the peace and quiet of this very remote location.”

“We were disappointed that the WIFI was not sorted, and felt that it shouldn't be advertised as having it.”

“The whole building had a damp musty smell, more so in the ground floor rooms.”

“Excellent place peaceful great walks plenty of space inside good facilities kids ...”

“Tregithey Barn is in the most idyllic, peaceful location.”