Our charming, original stone farm cottages are dotted around the estate. There is plenty of space for outdoor playing and dining and ample off-road parking. So much more than a cottage – relax and sip your drink in the gardens, picnic in the cider orchard, play Pitch and Putt or explore the many pathways to enjoy the peace and natural beauty of Lanwithan estate. Other facilities include a games room, swings and see-saw, a level play area perfect for football and a laundry room with washing machines and tumble dryers as well as outdoor clothes lines for eco-friendly laundry drying.

Sustainability matters. As a farm we pay for all our water, and our spring-fed ponds and rain-water butts help with watering pots and borders when necessary. Property roofs are insulated, and we use A-rated appliances and LED light bulbs. We re-use where possible and recycle and reduce household and garden waste. Visitors are encouraged to separate their waste also.

You can holiday with us in Lostwithiel without a car thanks to direct rail and coach links and local bus services. We are a five-minute walk from the train station and from the coach stop. You can eat local food locally and buy local produce in town. There is also a popular Farmers’ Market and a variety of craft shops sell locally produced ware. Many places in Cornwall including Looe, St Ives, Falmouth and Newquay can be reached via the scenic Cornish branch train lines and some attractions like Eden and Heligan are accessible by public transport.

There is an extensive cycle network connected to the National Cycle Network. The Lanhydrock Cycle Hub and the Camel Trail are both popular and famous. The Southwest Coast Path meanders along the Cornish cliffs and coves. Uncountable public footpaths criss-cross the countryside and moorland, inviting visitors for a leisurely stroll, a longer walk or a proper hike such as following the Saints Way.