Gooth Cottage, was once the wagon shed, is a single storey with 2 bedrooms, a double with en-suite bathroom, and a twin room.
There is a shower room off the hall. The kitchen leads into the living room with a dining area and free standing log burning stove.
French windows lead onto the garden and patio, which has views across the fields and down the valley.

The cottages at Mayrose Farm are simply and stylishly decorated with a mix of vintage and painted furniture, designer fabrics and comfortable seating.

They have modern, well-equipped kitchens and bathrooms. Quality bedlinen, duvets and towels are provided. Each cottage has its own private garden with barbecue and garden furniture.

For autumn and winter holidays, the cottages are centrally heated and, in addition, three cottages have woodburning stoves for cosy evenings indoors.

All cottages have:

Fitted kitchens with electric cooker or hob/oven, fridge/freezer and dishwasher

Sitting rooms equipped with television and video

Cotton bed linen and towels

Feather duvets and pillows; please let us know if synthetic bedding is required

Cots and high chairs available on prior request

There is a Laundry Room in the stable block with washing machines and tumble driers.

Baby sitting is offered by arrangement.

Well behaved pets can come by prior arrangement in Cuthan Cottage.

Fresh vegetables are often available from our productive garden.

Mayrose Farm is well-placed for exploring all that Cornwall has to offer. The fashionable venue of Rock, the windsurfing beach at Daymer and the surfing beach at Polzeath, as well as Tintagel for Arthurian enthusiasts, are all within eight miles of the farm.

The fishing port of Padstow, with its pretty harbour and Rick Stein's acclaimed restaurants, is 20 minutes away. Cornwall's temperate climate has allowed the peninsula many fine gardens.

The Lost Gardens of Heligan can be reached in 30 minutes Pencarrow House and garden, in 15 minutes. The Eden Project is 30 minutes distant.

The Farm is 10 minutes from the start of the Camel Trail and keen golfers will already know of the exceptional courses in the immediate area. There are good local pubs in St Teath and St Kew, excellent restaurants at Trebarwith Strand and Port Isaac and, for everyday shopping, a large branch of Tesco in Wadebridge.