Bed and Breakfast
Trezelah Farmhouse
‘Tre’ is a Cornish prefix meaning ‘farmstead’, and ‘Zela’ comes from an old English
word for ‘great hall’. The main farmhouse building at Trezelah is described on a
map dated 1781 as a ‘Manor’ house.
It was converted from a working dairy farm several years ago and despite its former
grand title, the Farmhouse still maintains much of its humble cottage atmosphere
with white-washed stone walls, beamed ceilings and painted wooden floors.
With typical flair and attention to detail, Caro and David have worked their creative
magic to provide a warm and welcoming home with a contemporary feel. There are soft,
creamy sofas in the open-plan living area, and comfortable beds in the cosy, colour
coded bedrooms above. The whole Farmhouse is simply furnished with family antiques,
Indian fabrics and David’s pottery pieces, whilst most of the colour on the walls
is provided by Caro’s artworks. Breakfasts at Trezelah Farmhouse are informal occasions
where the food is simple but delicious and guests from all nations are seated together
around the Farmhouse table.
As listed in The Guardian Newspaper’s feature on Britain’s Best B&B’s,
17th May 2008.
Bedrooms
Blue Room: double with en suite shower
Red (White) Room; double with en suite shower
Yellow Room: twin with private bathroom.
Breakfast
A choice of English, Continental or Vegetarian breakfast, from seasonal, organic
or free-range Cornish ingredients wherever possible.
Tariffs
£80 per room based on two people sharing. £55 single occupancy.
- Please let us know if you have any special dietary requirements when booking.
- Normal check-in time is between 4.30-6pm. We ask that you please contact us with
an estimated E.T.A. if you think you might be arriving later than this.
- Normal open season for B&B runs from Easter to the end of September