More about Treworgie Barton (the location)

Treworgie Barton is a unique collection of four and five star rated self catering holiday cottages set in 36 acres of farmland and woodland in Cornwall with magnificent views over rolling countryside to the sea.

The eleven superb self catering holiday cottages at Treworgie Barton are formed from the traditional Cornish stone barns and farm buildings arranged around a courtyard. These attractive and tasteful holiday cottage conversions retain many of the original features - a delightful combination of stone, slate, exposed beams and timber trusses which give the holiday cottages tremendous and interesting character.

The Treworgie Barton holiday cottages are ideally situated for exploring both Devon and Cornwall. Our nearest beach is the beautiful cove of Crackington Haven, just two miles away, which is within the North Cornwall Heritage Coast area, famous for it's rugged beauty and spectacular walks. Cornwall is renowned for it's sparkling blue seas, safe sandy beaches and surf. Within easy reach of our Cornish holiday cottages there are a host of interesting fishing villages such as Padstow, Port Isaac, Boscastle and Clovelly. Millook, another wonderfully quiet cove close by attracts geologists from all over the world to see the chevron folds in the sandstone rock face. Each holiday cottage at Treworgie Barton is a perfect base for exploring the rolling countryside of Cornwall which offers tremendous variety, with woods, lakes, moors and farmland dotted with picturesque hamlets and towns. The local Parish Church dates back to XIIth Century and is certainly worth a visit. Just nine miles away from the holiday cottages, Bude offers supermarkets, restaurants, horse riding, Splash leisure pool and sports hall. There are opportunities for climbing, fishing (sea, canal and lakeside) and golf. The new North Cornwall Cycle Trail, part of the new National Cycle Network, passes within 200yds of Treworgie Barton. For those who need a beach to crash out on, there is one to suit all needs from pebbly rock pools to wide open sandy bays up and down the coast.