Tredethy House - The Garden Lodge
A selection from our reviews
"The Garden Cottage is an absolute gem!"
"We will never forget our family game of French Cricket on the front lawn of this beautiful house as the sun set over the valley."
"The house was even better than the pictures suggested and the private garden benefitted from the sun most of the day..."
"The lodge is spacious, perfectly renovated and set in a lovely partially walled garden with the backdrop of a grand house."
"In striking distance of both coasts & some lovely country pubs.
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"Great for all generations. We took grandparents and children, plenty of attractions for all. Will definitely be returning."
"A lovely place to stay with stunning views. The Garden Lodge is beautifully fitted out and spotlessly clean."
Tredethy is a small hamlet and historically part of the Tredethy House estate, home of Prince Chula of Thailand in the mid 20th century. It is 500 metres from the Camel Trail at Hellandbridge from where you can walk or cycle along the wooded river bank to Wenford Bridge or to Bodmin, Wadebridge and Padstow. The nearest pub and community shop are in St Mabyn, about 1.5 miles away by road or 2 miles by public footpath. Polzeath and other beaches are within half an hour's drive. In fact our central location makes anywhere in Cornwall easy to reach.
Tredethy
Tredethy is a small hamlet and historically part of the Tredethy House estate, home of Prince Chula of Thailand in the mid 20th century. It is 500 metres from the Camel Trail at Hellandbridge from where you can walk or cycle along the wooded river bank to Wenford Bridge or to Bodmin, Wadebridge and Padstow. The nearest pub and community shop are in St Mabyn, about 1.5 miles away by road or 2 miles by public footpath. Polzeath and other beaches are within half an hour's drive. In fact our central location makes anywhere in Cornwall easy to reach.
Sightseeing
The Camel Trail is just 500m away and a great place to walk or explore by bike. Enjoy the scenery on the way to Bodmin, Wadebridge and Padstow (4, 8 & 14 miles away).
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The Camel Trail
The Camel Trail is just 500m away and a great place to walk or explore by bike. Enjoy the scenery on the way to Bodmin, Wadebridge and Padstow (4, 8 & 14 miles away).
Very close to Tredethy and well worth a visit for its beautiful gardens as well as the Georgian House itself.. There's also a lovely cafe offering locally sourced produce and children's play area.
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Pencarrow House and Gardens
Very close to Tredethy and well worth a visit for its beautiful gardens as well as the Georgian House itself.. There's also a lovely cafe offering locally sourced produce and children's play area.
A great place to visit to experience the fascinating but grisly history of Cornwall's jail. Some parts are not for the faint-hearted!
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Bodmin-gevangenis
Berrycoombe RoadA great place to visit to experience the fascinating but grisly history of Cornwall's jail. Some parts are not for the faint-hearted!
A great place to walk in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Brown Willy is the highest point at 420m and has great views cross Cornwall. The variety of trails and paths suits all levels of walking.
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Bodmin Moor
A great place to walk in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Brown Willy is the highest point at 420m and has great views cross Cornwall. The variety of trails and paths suits all levels of walking.
This popular fishing town on the Camel estuary was made famous by Rick Stein. It's well worth a visit for its windy lanes and selection of shops and galleries although it can get crowded in the summer months.
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Padstow
This popular fishing town on the Camel estuary was made famous by Rick Stein. It's well worth a visit for its windy lanes and selection of shops and galleries although it can get crowded in the summer months.
The north coastal beaches of Cornwall are beautiful at all times of year. There's something for everyone: surfing, bodyboarding, walking or a quick evening dip... There are too many to name but we have our favourites and are happy to recommend!
North Cornwall
The north coastal beaches of Cornwall are beautiful at all times of year. There's something for everyone: surfing, bodyboarding, walking or a quick evening dip... There are too many to name but we have our favourites and are happy to recommend!
Famous as “Port Wenn” in the TV series Doc Martin, this traditional fishing village is a popular place to visit. An episode of Doc Martin was filmed at Tredethy House!
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Port Isaac
Famous as “Port Wenn” in the TV series Doc Martin, this traditional fishing village is a popular place to visit. An episode of Doc Martin was filmed at Tredethy House!
With its strong links to King Arthur, Tintagel Castle is steeped in history. The new bridge provides easy access to the castle ruins, which are perched on steep slopes offering spectacular views over the Atlantic.
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Tintagel Castle bridge
South West Coast PathWith its strong links to King Arthur, Tintagel Castle is steeped in history. The new bridge provides easy access to the castle ruins, which are perched on steep slopes offering spectacular views over the Atlantic.
A must if you haven't been already - and even if you have! Great for all ages. Explore the rainforest, experience the scents of the Mediterranean, enjoy the contemporary outdoor gardens and ride on a zip wire.
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Eden Project
A must if you haven't been already - and even if you have! Great for all ages. Explore the rainforest, experience the scents of the Mediterranean, enjoy the contemporary outdoor gardens and ride on a zip wire.
Fascinating gardens with walks of varying lengths. Look out for rhododendrons and camellias, a series of lakes, flower and vegetable gardens, an Italian garden, and the jungle - a wild area filled with subtropical tree ferns.
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De Verloren Tuinen van Heligan
B3273Fascinating gardens with walks of varying lengths. Look out for rhododendrons and camellias, a series of lakes, flower and vegetable gardens, an Italian garden, and the jungle - a wild area filled with subtropical tree ferns.
Food scene
Local cider farm offering tastings of still and sparkling ciders and concerts in summer months.
Haywood Farm Cider
Local cider farm offering tastings of still and sparkling ciders and concerts in summer months.
St Kew Inn
One of our favourites - but do book ahead!
Good food and generous portions. A cosy traditional pub overlooking the village green with friendly service.
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The Blisland Inn
Good food and generous portions. A cosy traditional pub overlooking the village green with friendly service.
Approx 3 miles away on the Camel Trail. Simple pub food and carvery with garden and small play area.
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Borough Arms, Bodmin
Approx 3 miles away on the Camel Trail. Simple pub food and carvery with garden and small play area.
Pub & restaurant divided into rooms. Offers seasonal produce from the surrounding area.
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St Tudy Inn
Pub & restaurant divided into rooms. Offers seasonal produce from the surrounding area.
Rick Stein's Café
10 Middle StThis is just one of the many Rick Stein cafes in Padstow.
The St Mabyn Inn
Our closest pub in the local village.