Todsworthy Farm Holiday Cottages - Two Self-catering Holiday Cottages each sleeping 2 to 6 people Tamar Valley in South East Cornwall

Todsworthy Farm Holidays - a converted characteristic barn conversion in the beautiful Tamar Valley in South East Cornwall.

We are a family business on a small working farm and want to let families see the tranquil and peaceful countryside that we live in.

From an experienced wheelchair user I appreciate first hand how difficult it
is finding suitable accommodation so have developed these barns with wheelchair access a priority with wheel in shower facilities and hoists available.

Both units have three bedrooms with private parking and set in their own grounds

The farm has a small herd of suckler cows and calves, a few indoor pigs and chickens with fresh eggs that can be collected.

Pets are permitted - We welcome pets by prior arrangement and now with popular demand allow them
in both cottages.

The farm itself and The Tamar Valley boasts country walks through idyllic countryside and has views across the valley towards Plymouth.

There are pubs and restaurants in easy reach of the farm.

The Tamar Valley

Lying between Cornwall and Devon makes the Tamar Valley the ideal base for exploring the Westcountry.

There are many attractions to visit and explore nearby including;

• Cotehele House and Quay - run by the National Trust.
• Morwellham Quay - which has brought back to life its Victorian past as a post exporting minerals to the world.
• Kit Hill Country Park - the second highest point in Cornwall, has spectacular all round views.
• Dartmoor National Park - famous for its rugged scenery and majestic tors.
• St. Mellion Golf Club - famous as the course that Jack Nicklaus designed.
• The Tamar Valley Discovery Trail - a long distance route of some 30 miles in total, linking Plymouth with Launceston.
• Tamar Valley Railway Line - one of the most scenic railway journeys in the South West. Other local walks include Danescombe Valley, Kit Hill Country Park and Cadsonbury Hill Fort
• The Cheesewring, Stowes Pound and mining heritage at Minions on Bodmin Moor.