Manor Cottage is formed from the remains of Botelet Manor house.  Recorded in the Doomsday Book 1086 and grade II listed, it stands amongst an array of historic farm buildings.  The house typifies the wing of a traditional Cornish Long house.  Inside solid three foot walls, the fire burns warm for your arrival.  The old structure is mixed with touches of eclectic lighting and timeless modern design.  Around the back, the walled garden is formed from its earlier ruins, chickens or doves may wonder through without a care in the world.  Join them and settle in for a week or two.

Details  Self-catering • sleeps up to 5 + baby • 3 bedrooms: double, twin and single • bathroom • shower room • dining room • sitting room • radio with bluetooth, TV, DVD • piano • fully equipped kitchen • wash house pantry • laundry facilities • linen provided (excluding beach towels) • heating provided by green electricity and logs for the woodburner included • books, maps and board games • wireless internet • sorry no pets

In 1884, by the request of the current generation's great-grandparents, Squire Trelawny came to inspect the condition of Botelet Manor House.  When he nearly fell through the rotten floor, he ordered his men to build the current farmhouse just across the cobbled courtyard.  Generations on, the Tamblyn family still live there where they offer an alternative special relaxed style of bed and breakfast.

Short stays are welcomed in Manor Cottage outside of school holidays, minimum two nights can be booked online, for stays of just one night please contact us.  See summary of seasonal prices for Manor Cottage.