Tregonce Farmhouse

Tregonce Farmhouse is a Grade II Listed, immaculately presented stone-built home enjoying a beautiful west-facing aspect and a wonderfully peaceful setting. With a keen eye for detail, the farmhouse has been thoughtfully styled throughout, blending luxury comfort with the character and charm of its original period features.

Gather as a group in the spacious open-plan living and dining room, where a large inglenook fireplace, flagstone slate floors and exposed wooden beams create a warm and atmospheric space for holiday living. Whether you’re sharing long suppers, playing games or settling in after a day on the coast, this inviting room is made for time together.

The separate sitting room offers a cosy and welcoming retreat, complete with a wood burner for cooler evenings. It’s the perfect space for children to escape the adult chatter, or for anyone looking to curl up with a book and enjoy a quieter moment.

To the rear of the house, the separate kitchen is fully equipped with everything needed to create a tempting self-catering menu, from hearty breakfasts to relaxed family suppers using local Cornish produce. A sunny study-cum-reading room sits to the side of the house, with a comfortable chair and desk, ideal for peaceful reading, quiet work or simply taking a moment away from the main social spaces.

A convenient ground floor cloakroom completes the downstairs layout, adding practicality for family stays and busy days exploring North Cornwall.

Climb the central farmhouse staircase to the first floor, where 4 boutique bedrooms await. Each room has been individually styled, with colour palettes ranging from rich mustard yellows and blues to soft neutral tones, creating a collection of restful and beautifully considered spaces.

The indulgent primary bedroom is a true highlight, complete with an oval bath in the room for a luxurious and romantic touch. The family shower room completes the first floor, offering a fresh and contemporary space for post-beach refreshes and slow holiday mornings.

Located to the side of Tregonce Farmhouse, a stone courtyard garden with bench-style seating offers a peaceful place to pause and take in the rural views. For the perfect sunset vantage point, settle into the duck pine reclining chairs and watch the ebb and flow of river life below as the light softens across the Camel Estuary.

From your holiday door, wander down to the banks of the Camel Estuary and follow the Camel Trail into Padstow on foot, less than 1 mile away. This iconic trail is rich with birdlife, estuary views and waterside scenery, offering a wonderfully easy route for walkers and cyclists of all ages. Bikes can be hired in Padstow, making it simple to explore further towards Wadebridge and beyond.

Arrive in the characterful harbour town of Padstow, where celebrated restaurants, artisan shops and cool cafés sit alongside the traditional Cornish culture of fishing and harbour life. Enjoy a long lunch, browse independent boutiques, stop for a local ale and crab sandwich, or simply wander the quayside and soak up the comings and goings of this much-loved coastal town.

Food lovers will be spoilt for choice, with Michelin-starred dining, renowned seafood restaurants, bakeries, pubs and relaxed harbourside spots all close by. For a different perspective, take a high-speed boat trip around the bay, hop aboard the Padstow to Rock Ferry, or spend an afternoon watching life on the water unfold.

If walking is on your agenda, there is no better base than Tregonce Farmhouse. The South West Coast Path picks up from Padstow and leads west over dramatic cliffs, across golden beaches and along breathtaking headlands, with far-reaching views around every turn.

Hit the waves at nearby Harlyn Bay or Trevone, stretch out across the sands at Constantine and Treyarnon Bay, or discover quieter coves and scenic picnic spots along the way. From estuary strolls and harbour days to surf beaches and coastal hikes, this magical corner of North Cornwall offers something special in every season.