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House |1 bedroom |Sleeps 4

Trethevy in Tintagel

from £58 / night

£400–£575 / week

1 night minimum stay

Changeover flexible

5 out of 5

10 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, balcony/terrace, car advised, may take pets - please enquire

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About the home

Excellent location close to beaches and coast for walks, activities or sight seeing. The annex at Reevescott is new, modern and well decorated with 1 double bedroom with sea views and a bathroom upstairs. The bedroom has a TV and DVD player. The lounge also with sea views has a flat screen TV and a superior double sofa bed. The kitchen is very well equipped with everything you need. Outside to the front is a patio which leads to a large lawned garden whilst the back is laid to flowers and shrubs. Experience the sun setting over the sea like never before whilst enjoying the last of the day overlooking the garden from the patio. Get the BBQ going, sit back and relax!

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Towels are available at £15 per week.
Dogs considered.

Modern induction hob and oven. Washing machine and Washing line in the garden.

PLEASE NOTE: Our annex is suitable for 2 people but will sleep 4 by utilising the sofa bed. The additional 2 is really only suitable for small children due to the size of the lounge and the limited additional space available once the bed is pulled out.

Further details outdoors:
BBQ and outside tables and chairs provided.

You will have full use of the pation outside the annex - the gardens and the rest of the patio (the patio runs the whole length of the house) may at times be used by B&B guests staying in the main house.
You will have all your own amenities and facilities and full use of the garden.

Conditions

Short terms breaks available out of high season - please ask.

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On the Tintagel to Trebarwith cliff path

 

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View from The Annex groundfloor

 

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Lounge

 

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The West Country / Cornwall region

North Cornwall is one of the most beautiful places to stay, with lots to do and see. There are coast, moors and beaches to walk and explore, pretty villages and hamlets to discover and lots of sporting and water activities nearby.

Surfing beaches such as Trebarwith (a few minutes away), Polzeath, Bude or Widemouth Bay, or pretty hidden tidal coves such as Tregardock, Strangels, Crackington, Rock and Daymer are all within easy driving distance.
Others such as Trevone, Tregirls, Harlyn. Mother Iveys and too many more to name are all under an hour away.

Rock and Daymer Bay with the tidal estuary, safe bathing and and the white paradise sands are a must to visit and ideal for young families. Take a short walk from here to St. Enodoc Church, unearthed by the sands - the famous last resting place of Sir John Betjeman or a ferry over to the busy fishing village of Padstow with it's colourful boats and shops.

The exquisite Camel trail (a former railway line) is a safe cycle to Padstow via Wadebridge and /or Bodmin. You are unlikely to see anything prettier than the Estuary from the trail whilst cycling along.
The quaint fishing villages of Port Isaac (Dr. Martins, St. Wenn) is also well worth visiting. The little cobbled roads overlook the harbour - take a walk through the smallest street in Britain - Squeezebelly Alley.

The Haunting Bodmin Moor with its wild ponies and two highest points of Cornwall (Brown Willy and Roughtor) are close by.
Further afield but still within an hour or so's drive is Eden or the Cathedral city of Truro for theatres or shopping.

The area is limitless and there is definitely something for everyone, be it walking, sports, sightseeing, views, history, monuments and ruins or just plain relaxing.

The Tintagel / Trethevy area

We are located at Trethevy, a hamlet in between Tintagel with the legendary King Arthurs Castle and Boscastle with it's traditional little harbour and fishing boats. Both villages provide facilities such as local shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants as well as historic buildings and sights to explore.

There are many coastal walks nearby. Visit St. Nectans Glen and the waterfall or wander through Rocky Valley both adjacent to Trethevy. The nearest beaches include Trebarwith (lifeguarded in the summer months) or smaller coves such as Bossiney and Benoweth which are a couple of minutes drive away.

How to get there

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From M5 take the A30 at Exeter. Follow the A30 until just past Launceston when you turn off at Kennards House onto the A395.

Continue to Camelford and take the signs for Tintagel. At Tintagel drive towards Boscastle and you will find us in between Tintagel and Boscastle at Trethevy.

As you pass Trewethett Farm Caravan Park (which is on the left) take the next right hand turn and we are the third house on the right.

Activities near Tintagel

Reviews

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10 Apr 2013

“A lovely stay” We had a lovely stay at the Reevescott Annex. The accommodation is of a superior standard, not that it would matter, as the views alone are amazing! John and Ann, the owners, are on hand for any... more

05 Nov 2012

“Lovely little property with beautiful views.” Reevescott, as others have said, is an annexe to a B&B. We spent a wonderful relaxing week there in early October. It is great for exploring Cornwall's north coast villages or walking the... more

17 Sep 2012

“The perfect holiday...couldnt ask for anything more.” What a lovely self catering annex. It was warm and cosy, spotlessly clean and decorated to such a high standard. The owners were always helpful if we needed anything and were always friendly. The view is so amazing from every window. And theres a lovely patio overlooking the sea which is perfect setting to have your meals. Theres a lovely pub in Boscastle which is only few miles away and another with even more amazing views in Port William. I would highly recommend staying here and we can't wait to go there again.

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25 Aug 2012

“Awesome Place to stay” We came over from Switzerland and found a lovely place with the Reevescott. The Annex is a very nice place to stay with an awesome view to the sea and surrounding landscape. For a couple of days we're allowed to stay and for sure "we will come back some time in the future".

13 Aug 2012

“Fantastic Getaway” Loved it so much last year we booked a fortnight this year! This years holiday was so much better once gain the peace the quiet the superb view of Bossiney bay. Jo Ann and John went out of their way to welcome us we met some great neighbours and saw the most fantastic scenery and sunsets ever. I strongly recommend this holiday getaway, friendly accessible and well balanced with a respect for privacy. The coast path is a few minutes walk away, if you drive you have easy access to all the pretty towns and byways of North Cornwall, if you dont (like me) then shank's pony easily gets you to tintagel, trevalga and boscastle or if you're tired or its raining the bus stop is at the bottom of the garden. Will most probably be returning again.

02 Jun 2012

“A super place to stay” We just wanted a short break away and happened to find this Reevescott, which is a little annex adjoining a main house. It couldnt have been better. It's clean, comfortable but very modern, with tasteful decoration. Quite spacious, our dog was very welcomed, as were ourselves and we had the use of the patio and a little run for our dog if she needed. The views to the front were fabulous, overlooking a Bay which was perhaps half a mile away. Thank you so much to Ann and husband, and to Joanne for being very understanding about dates. Would definately return one day for a repeat of the same.

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28 Apr 2012

“Ideal location, nice and rural, welcoming owners” The scenery is stunning, views of the Atlantic are immediately in front of you. We had lovely weather and enjoyed lots of walks around and about. Do walk the Rocky Valley. We found the annex very well furnished and really comfortable. The kitchen has everything you need and if it doesn't just ask. We wanted a measuring jug and Ann was only too pleased to go and buy us one! Everything is very clean and it was a pleasure to spend time inside or on the patio reading or just looking at the view. We preferred Boscastle to Tintagel, you do need a car though as both are a couple of miles away. We also enjoyed visiting Rock and Daymer Bay. In summary if you want a quiet relaxing or exploring holiday with a stunning view, then we'd recommend this place. Thank you Ann and John, we will be back!

24 Apr 2012

“Great area, fantastic for walks. Grumpy neighbours/owners.” We stayed here for the Easter weekend. The area and possibility for walks was fantastic, we would definitely come back for it. Unfortunately, we would not come back to the annex. While the view is great, the road can be bothersome and there is no escape from it. The actual space is great but the proximity to the utility kitchen of the main house is far from ideal. While sitting in the living room you can hear the neighbours literally talking. Also the absence of toilet paper while fed back to the owner there was no response, this was unexpected. We found that Joanne was lovely but her parents were grumpy, which is further illustrated by the fact that when asked if the heating could be switched on during the day (it was pouring rain outside), it was asking a great deal of effort. When one would expect a different attitude from people in Cornwall, because we are not in London! I would recommend the area, and if you want a great view with good space (large kitchen etc) the annex is fine, but if you are looking for privacy and that all important friendliness in the country and quietness, look for something else! Response: We pride ourselves on offering a wonderful holiday experience and so were very disappointed with this review. Unfortunately these guests didn't make us aware that they were unhappy at the time and so we were were unable to put it right then. Our hamlet of Trethevy does need a road to get to it but it's only a 'B' road and not busy, massive or wide. We do supply toilet paper however in this instance we were away ourselves for most their stay and did receive an email about running out of toilet paper, unfortunately we could do no other than apologise. The noise issue has never been raised before and we have had friends stay and also asked previous guests if they found they could hear next door either with people talking or perhaps the television. All replied they couldn't. I did notice this reviewer at a different location had mentioned being able to hear the next door cabin on a cruise, so perhaps they have particularly sensitive hearing. It;s nice to see they liked the area and would reccommend Trethevy.. We do all we can to provide top quality accommodation and service and have a high percentage of repeat guests and hopefully that shows how good we are..!

27 Nov 2011

“A beautiful delight” Me and my fiance badly needed a break following the awful events in London in August 2011. We had the most peaceful, reposeful and enjoyable week of our lives. Jo, Anne and John couldn't have been more helpful. The Annexe was a delight to stay in and didn't break the bank. The sunsets every night made sure we were lulled to rest every night. The view from the annexe is superb and if you're a fan of coastal walks then all you have to do is walk left or right to experience the rugged beauty of the North Cornwall coast. Tintagel to the left and Boscastle to the right. No noisy neighbours or drunk revellers piling out of pubs to wreck our peace. So if you need a beautiful restful and relxing holiday with scenery that will blow your socks off then Reevescott Annexe is the place to stay.

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28 May 2011

“All the mod-cons in a perfect location.” Jo and Anne were always friendly and helpful. The Annex is very well equiped and very comfortable. The view fantastic and the surrounding area full of interesting places to visit. We enjoyed every... more

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 4
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
	7 Jan 12	11 Feb 12	275£ 275	65£ 65	-	3 Nights
	11 Feb 12	18 Feb 12	350£ 350	-	-	1 Week
	18 Feb 12	31 Mar 12	300£ 300	65£ 65	-	4 Nights
	31 Mar 12	14 Apr 12	400£ 400	75£ 75	75£ 75	4 Nights
	14 Apr 12	2 Jun 12	400£ 400	75£ 75	-	4 Nights
	2 Jun 12	22 Jul 12	450£ 450	-	-	1 Week
Summer	22 Jul 12	2 Sep 12	575£ 575	-	-	1 Night
	2 Sep 12	30 Sep 12	400£ 400	-	-	1 Week
	30 Sep 12	21 Oct 12	375£ 375	70£ 70	70£ 70	3 Nights
	21 Oct 12	4 Nov 12	400£ 400	-	-	1 Week
	4 Nov 12	23 Dec 12	275£ 275	65£ 65	65£ 65	6 Nights
	23 Dec 12	6 Jan 13	400£ 400	-	-	1 Week
	6 Jan 13	9 Feb 13	275£ 275	-	-	1 Week
	9 Feb 13	16 Feb 13	350£ 350	-	-	1 Week
	16 Feb 13	30 Mar 13	300£ 300	-	-	1 Week
	30 Mar 13	13 Apr 13	400£ 400	-	-	1 Week
	13 Apr 13	1 Jun 13	400£ 400	-	-	1 Week
	1 Jun 13	20 Jul 13	450£ 450	-	-	1 Week
	20 Jul 13	31 Aug 13	575£ 575	-	-	1 Week
	31 Aug 13	7 Sep 13	500£ 500	-	-	1 Week
	7 Sep 13	5 Oct 13	400£ 400	80£ 80	-	3 Nights

The property does not have weekend tariffs.

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3 years listed You are contacting Joanne Wilson Landline 44 01208 816672 Mobile 44 07976 125929 Payment accepted Credit cards accepted PayPal accepted Languages spoken The owner is based in the United Kingdom and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2009. This house has received 10 reviews from previous guests.

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