Tregathenan House

Tregathenan, Near Helston, Cornwall

Tregathenan, located near Helston in Cornwall, is a charismatic country house that offers an ideal getaway for families or couples, accommodating up to six guests. Nestled within the picturesque South West of England, this semi-detached property boasts a rich history, dating back to 1640. Surrounded by five acres of landscaped gardens and meadows, guests can enjoy the serene environment, complete with the presence of alpacas, ducks, and chickens. The house features modern amenities, including a living room with a gas coal-effect fire, a well-equipped kitchen/dining area, and a snug with a wood burner, ensuring a comfortable stay throughout the year.

The accommodation is thoughtfully designed, with the ground floor comprising a spacious living room, a fully equipped kitchen/dining room, and a cozy snug. Upstairs, the property features three bedrooms, including a kingsize room with an en-suite, a double room with an en-suite, and a versatile twin room that can be converted into a super kingsize bed upon request. Additional facilities include a family bathroom, utility room, and a large enclosed garden with patio furniture, making it perfect for outdoor relaxation. The property also offers private parking for three cars and is equipped with Wi-Fi, bed linen, towels, and central heating, providing guests with all the comforts of home.

Situated just two miles from the historic market town of Helston, known for its famous Floral Dance, Tregathenan serves as an excellent base for exploring the stunning Cornwall coastline. The area is rich in attractions, with easy access to popular destinations such as Praa Sands, Porthleven, Falmouth, St Mawes, and the Lizard Peninsula—the UK’s southernmost point. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities, including visits to the bustling port of Falmouth, where the National Maritime Museum and Pendennis Castle await, as well as scenic ferry rides along the Helford River to charming villages and pubs.

The surrounding region is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, offering some of the finest beaches and coastal walks in Cornwall. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the rugged north coast, with its expansive beaches favored by surfers, and the quaint town of St Ives. Other notable attractions include Marazion and St Michael’s Mount, Porthleven, and Mousehole. The area is also a haven for walkers, birdwatchers, and food lovers, featuring an impressive selection of local pubs, restaurants, and cafés. Guests can also discover the famous sub-tropical gardens of Trebah, Glendurgan, and Trelissick, enhancing the overall experience of a delightful holiday in this beautiful part of England.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby
• Coast Nearby