Trevadlock Manor
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Situated in 24 acres of meadowland leading to a private bank of the river Lynher in a truly unspoilt part of Cornwall on the edge of Bodmin Moor. The Manor House dates from the 16th Century and is steeped in history, boasting amongst other features its own Celtic Cross. The cottages are converted from 19th Century barns and retain many of the original features. Meadows roll southwards from the House & cottages, past an ancient green lane, down to the winding, tree-lined river. Beyond the river steep woodland skirts the craggy tors which line the eastern side of the moor. The peace and tranquility of this setting belie its convenience as a holiday base. Visit Trevadlock web site for a comprehensive guide to the cottages. www.trevadlockmanor.co.uk |
