Trewithian Farm Bed & Breakfast

Trewithian Farm Bed and Breakfast situated on the Roseland Peninsular an area of outstanding natural beauty in the stunning County of Cornwall.

If your on holiday, visiting friends or relatives or down on business we will do our best to make sure your stay is both enjoyable and comfortable.

Truro is a 25 minute drive away with a wealth of shops and restaurants, Falmouth just a short trip across the water or by car using the King Harry Ferry for a visit to the Maritime Museum, the market town of St Austell and the Eden Project or The Lost Gardens of Heligan all within easy travelling distance.

A walkers paradise at anytime of the year with a variety of both coastal and inland walks, beautiful gardens and glorious beaches all on our doorstep, something for everyone!

Trewithian is around 400 years old, and was one of three sister properties all built using the same 'E' style shape. The other two are at Rosteague near St. Anthony and Mevagissey.

Our family moved here in 1918 and have been running it as a working farm ever since. The farmhouse was first opened to visitors in 1970.

We are open all year round, provide parking and can also offer optional evening meals from October through to March.
We are well placed for you to visit some of Cornwall's best gardens and attractions including The Lost gardens of Heligan and The Eden Project, whilst a trip aboard the famous King Harry Ferry will give you the chance to explore Trellisick and further afield to Falmouth or Truro.

The farm has two double rooms, two family rooms, two twin rooms and one single room. The single room is joined to a double and is only available to let in conjunction with this room.
All the bedrooms are en suite or have access to adjacent private bathrooms, with either a choice of bath or shower.