T: 01872 270880
M: 07866 485978
Contact: Deb Deary
All Year
£70 - £75 per room per night
| ROOMS | 4 |
| SEA VIEWS | NO |
| PETS | NO |
| PARKING | YES |
| WIFI | NO |
Treworder Mill nestles between the beaches of the North Cornwall coast and the tranquil Fal estuary. It is perfectly located to explore right down to the Lizard, across to the lovely town of St Ives, or numerous tiny fishing villages. There is something for everyone here in Cornwall, fun, adventure, peace and relaxation.
Our bedrooms are all located in the original millhouse, which is believed to be over 400 years old, and look out over the beautiful gardens through which the River Kenwyn flows. The garden is stunning with each change in season bringing new delights and surprises. Wildlife abounds with plenty of birds to watch, from the woodpeckers, to buzzards and even the odd heron and kingfisher. We have lovely Saxony ducks which swim in the pond and river and chickens wander the garden freely. You are very welcome to enjoy the garden and sit out on the patio to relax.
All our bedrooms are en-suite with both a separate shower and bath. Each double bedroom is well equipped and has a colour television and hot drinks facility. We also provide a high speed wireless broadband connection downstairs.
We hope you will take advantage of our full English breakfast served in the dining room. We try to use our own eggs and produce as available. Our bacon and sausages are sourced from some of the best farms in Cornwall.
Breakfast is normally served between 7am – 9:00am but special arrangements can be made outside of these times. Arrival time is usually by prior arrangement, preferably before 10pm. We would appreciate departure by 10am to allow us to service the room for incoming guests.
We are very convenient for several National Trust properties and gardens such as Trelissick and Trebar, and of course the Eden Project in only 40 minutes away. The children will always enjoy a day at Flambards Theme Park.
We hold a good selection of maps and tourist information.
Beaches There are over 300 different beaches to choose from, Porthtowan, St Agnes, Carne, Crantock and Fistral Bay to mention a few. Truro Only a few minutes away. This lovely cathedral city is a popular tourist attaction, with the Royal Cornwall Museum, Hall for Cornwall, cinema and numerous shops and restaurants. Falmouth Falmouth is Cornwall’s leading South Coast resort and home to the County’s maritime heritage with the award-winning National Maritime Museum Cornwall as its latest landmark. Really worth a visit. Sport Fistral Bay offers great surfing, including lessons and hire of boards and wetsuits. Bissoe Cycle Hire is popular and provides a route along the old tram lines right across Cornwall from coast to coast. There is also plenty of sailing and watersports at Mylor Harbour or Stithians Lake. Restaurants Cornwall prides itself on its fresh local produce and its restaurants glory in presenting great food. There are plenty of restuarants to visit, from the Pandora Inn at Mylor Bridge to Rick Steins in Padstow.
Directions from Exeter Take A30 from Exeter and stay on the A30 for just over 90 miles. On the way you will pass several signs that point left to Truro - ignore all these.
Eventually you will pass a Nissan garage on your right, and a few miles after this is a roundabout at the junction of the A30 and A390. Turn left at this roundabout onto the A390.
Proceed down the A390, following signs for Truro. At the first roundabout (by the Park and Ride at Threemilestone) turn left signposted to Tregavethan, then immediately turn right down the "Quiet Lane".
Stay on this lane for about 1.2 miles, and Treworder Mill will be found on the left, at the bottom of the valley.
Directions from Falmouth Follow the A39 towards Truro, until you come to a mini roundabout with the A390. Turn left onto the A390. Continue on A390 for just over a mile and at the roundabout turn right towards Treliske Hospital. Just follow this road as it passes Homebase (on your left) and hospital (on your right) and eventually does a sharp left into a single track lane, called Penventinnie Lane. Continue down Penventinnie Lane as it winds down the hill. At the road junction, at the bottom of the hill, turn left, and Treworder Mill is immediately on your right.
Please be aware: If you have a Satellite Navigation system be wary of relying on the system to find our postcode. It may take you to Treworder Farm and not Treworder Mill - just a few hundred yards away but down some very narrow country lanes.