Sheila and Jimmy daughter Pippa and her husband Matt are continuing a 300 years tradition at Trefrank Farm. our family has been here since 1703. The settlement of Trefranck was first recorded in 1276. Trefranck is a sheep and deer farm of 340 acres. In addition there are many other animals including ponies, dogs, cats, and chickens, so there are always lovely fresh free range eggs.

There is always lots of wildlife around the farm including rabbits, foxes, bats, owls and buzzards. From your cottage you can walk along the country lanes and plunge deep into Celtic Cornish History. Alongside St Clether Church you can follow the footpath through fresh green bracken and the fragrant golden yellow gorse which attracts butterflies and birds. The footpath leads to St Clether Holy Well with its granite alter it is the largerst Holy well in cornwall, and has just been featured in the TV programme Fern Britton in Cornwall.

Forget-me-not Cottage: sleeps 2-6 + cot

Cottage with master en-suite bedroom with double bed plus twin room and single room (which can be made into a twin). Sitting room with real log fire. Dining room has large family size pine table. Kitchen with electric cooker, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, microwave, washing machine and tumble dryer. The bathroom has a bath and the en-suite has a shower. Large conservatory overlooking lawn for children to play. Off-road parking. Full central heating free logs for the open fire. Quiet and secluded with lovely country views over the moors and farmland. Free WiFi