Welcome 

How to find us by road:

The south-western terminus of the M5 at Exeter becomes the A38 and you stay on it following signs to Plymouth, however DON'T head for Plymouth city centre, stay on the A38 heading for the Tamar Bridge. There are 30 mph, speed camera's on the Tamar Bridge in both directions. The A38 then goes through the villages of Notterbridge, (there is a 50 mph speed camera on the westbound side) and  Landrake, (there is a 40 mph, speed camera at the top of the hill by the green footbridge when heading east) and Tideford. When you come to a large roundabout at a place called Trerulefoot, turn right onto the A38 towards Liskeard, and continue onwards to Dobwalls, Bear left at the traffic lights onto the B3359 to Pelynt, and in the centre of the village turn right just after the church. Carry on to the first crossroads ignoring the Lansallos 'left' sign, but carry straight on, and we are the fourth property on the right, which is signposted along the tree lined road.

OS Map Ref. SX 184 545

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Map Information Location: United Kingdom
Grid ref: SX170543 Postcode district: PL13 2QE (map centre)
X: 217000m Y: 54400m
Lat: 50:21:38N (50.3607) Lon: 4:34:25W (-4.5737)

Local Weather. Five day forecast

Nearest Transport Links
Railway: Station Looe Railway Station 5.1 miles (8.2 km)
Bus: Pelynt 2.2 miles (3.6 km)
Airport: Newquay 20.1 miles (32.3 km)
These locations are nearest as the crow flies, but may not be nearest by road.

What to see and do:
 

• Magnificent coastline, the Cornwall Coastal Path, and little beaches, once the scene of smuggling, where you too, can imagine the wreckers at work.
• Lanhydrock, and Cotehele, and other National Trust houses, further afield is Trelissick, Saltram House, Heligan Gardens, and the internationally acclaimed Eden Project, called by some 'the 8th wonder of the world', are all within a 40 minute drive.
• The Du Maurier Arts and Literature Festival, held annually in May, celebrate one of many famous local people.
• Polperro holds a Music and Arts Festival annually in June, and offers an eclectic mix of music, poetry, paintings, and dance.
• Wonderful local churches including our own local St. Nun's at Pelynt where the Cornish hero, Bishop Trelawney's crook and throne are on display.
• Walks, long or short, on the coast within 3 miles, or drive to the wild and rugged Bodmin Moor, or Dartmoor.