Lower Tresmorn

Lower Tresmorn

Our medieval farmhouse is set in the midst of our family farm. There is direct access to the coast path which is just a few minutes walk down the picturesque lane and across a field. From this tranquil walk there are amazing views for miles up and down the rugged coast and across to Lundy.

When you take the drive down the lane through an undulating field (which is all that remains of a medieval village) with the sea view behind the farmstead, you will realise what a special place this is to relax, unwind and escape from the pressures of modern day living.

A fresh pot of tea and a plate of hot buttered saffron cake await you on arrival and you will be shown to one of our tastefully furnished bedrooms. You have the choice of a room in the farmhouse, reached by a half-spiral stone stairway, or one situated in the lovely old stone barn, alongside the farmhouse. Rooms in the barn benefit from easier access and two have stunning views to the sea and Lundy Island.

Here are few reasons why our guests to stay with us year after year:

• Traditional Farmhouse Accommodation

• A medieval National Trust Farmhouse

• A quiet relaxing coastal setting

• Area of outstanding natural beauty

• A few minutes walk from a stunning coastal path

• Early and late season breaks

• 5 en-suite rooms, some with sea views

• Open all year

• You can be sure of a peaceful night at Lower Tresmorn.

Staying in the Farmhouse is a unique experience in itself, in particular the stone staircase from the dining room which gives access to the landing and the three farmhouse bedrooms. For a room in the Farmhouse please choose from Smorn Meadow, Barley Park andTrezadden.