Mennabroom is a small country estate with an historic farmhouse and three holiday cottages, situated on the southern edge of Bodmin Moor in South East Cornwall.
The farm offers luxury bed and breakfast accommodation in the house and self-catering in its three cottages. All are grade II listed and have been sympathetically restored, tastefully combining 21st century with 13th to 17th century.
Mennabroom is situated close to both the A30 and A38 makes Mennabroom ideal for both touring Cornwall and Devon. In this area there is plenty to see and do, the Eden Project and Lanhydrock House being close by.
Both Padstow to the north and Fowey to the south are only short distance away, so there is plenty to offer couples and families.

The Mennabroom Accommodation
Bed & Breakfast Accommodation: Mennabroom farmhouse offers two luxury super king size/twin en-suite rooms, one of which can accommodate an extra bed and or cot if necessary.
The house is fully centrally heated and guests have exclusive use of the sitting room with wood burner and dining room.
Dinner can be served by prior arrangement. All dietary needs are catered for and we shall do our utmost to make your stay with us as enjoyable as possible. All guests receive a complimentary cream tea on arrival and a full Cornish breakfast in the morning.

The Blue Room: Approached from the landing, a door opens into this suite, comprising of the bedroom and en-suite shower room.
The bed room has a super king size /twin bed with beams and exposed elm floor. Windows with views of the garden and wooded countryside beyond and furnished and decorated to a high standard with comfy chairs for relaxation.
The shower room is a large room well equipped for your stay with white fluffy towels, robes and Crabtree and Evelyn complimentary toiletries.
The bedroom is equipped with:
• Flat screen free view TV with integrated DVD/CD player
• Clock radio
• Magazines and guide books
• Hairdryer
• Complimentary teas/coffees with fresh milk and hand baked biscuits
• Mini Fridge

The Pink Room: Approached from the landing, the bedroom has a super king size/twin bed with exposed beams and view over the garden.
This room is decorated and furnished to a high standard providing every comfort for your stay. The en-suite shower room is well equipped for your stay with white fluffy towels, robes and Crabtree and Evelyn complimentary toiletries.
The bedroom is equipped with:
• Flat screen free view TV with integrated DVD/CD player
• Clock radio
• Magazines and guide books
• Hairdryer
• Complimentary teas/coffees with fresh milk and hand baked biscuits
• Mini Fridge

Self-catering Cottages
The three holiday cottages have been converted from a substantial range of traditional stone outbuilding forming an L shape. The barns are grade 11 listed and date back to the 17th century.
The barns have been sympathetically converted into three cottages offering modern comforts within traditional surroundings. Each cottage has its own outside sitting area with table and chairs. Beyond the car park there is a large shared grass area for games and relaxation with a barbeque area.
Visitors are free to walk and explore the 40 acres here at Mennabroom. Apart from the farmhouses two private two gardens, there are fields and deciduous woodland which is intersected by the River Dewey. This whole area attracts a wide variety of wildlife and provides beautiful peaceful walks.
Please note that there are two deep ponds along the drive close to the waterfall; therefore children must be supervised at all times in this area.

The Byre: Sleeps 2. This is a cosy non-smoking cottage for two people with one 6' zip and link double bedroom.
It has an open plan living area with a wood burner, well equipped kitchen, dining area and sitting room to relax in and take in the surrounding peace and tranquillity. It is ideal for couples and empty nesters. This cottage is fully central heated and the radiators are thermostatically controlled.
Fuel and power is included. There are six steps down to the cottage and all the accommodation is on the ground floor. All the rooms have exposed timbers and have a cottagey feel.

The Shippon: Sleeps 2/4. This is a cosy non-smoking cottage sleeping four people. It has one 5' double bedroom and second bedroom with adult 3' bunk beds.
There are six steps down to the cottage and all the accommodation is on one floor. There is one step down from the entrance hall into the sitting room/diner.
The kitchen is along the entrance hall next to the shower room and bedrooms. This property is ideal for couples, young families, grandparents and groups of friends.
The cottage is fully central heated and the radiators are thermostatically controlled. Oil and power is included.

The Tallet: Sleeps 4/6. This cottage is a non-smoking cottage and is approached by five steps up to the entrance into the upper floor being the living area to take advantage of the wonderful views.
The bedroom area is on the lower floor down a staircase. It is ideal for families with grandparents and friends holidaying together.
The upper floor is divided into three distinct sections, kitchen, dining room and sitting room. Downstairs there is one double bedroom with en-suite, one children's bunk bedroom and one twin bedroom and shower room. The cottage is fully centrally heated with thermostatically controlled radiators. Fuel and power is included.

The Mennabroom / Nearby Activities and Attractions

Directions to The Mennabroom
From M5, Exeter: Take the A30 heading south west signed Bodmin. After the Launceston turning still heading to Bodmin, pass the Jamaica Inn turning.
Shortly after this, take a left turn signed Colliford Lake Park. Drive for 3 miles crossing over 4 cattle grids, (do not turn off to Warleggan), and just before the fifth cattle grid, fork right signed Mennabroom Cottages and Tamar.
You will see the lane is marked unsuitable for HGV's. After approximately 25 yards, turn right at the Mennabroom sign, drive over the cattle grid and follow the drive to the farmhouse.

From A38 Plymouth: Take the A38 to Liskeard. From Liskeard continue in the Bodmin direction along the A38. Follow signs to St. Neot/Carnglaze Caverns.
Drive through St. Neot and up Tripp Hill. Turn right at the first signpost to Colliford Lake. At next junction bear right and continue for approximately 2 miles.
After the cattle grid signed Letter Moor, turn sharp left, signed Mennabroom Cottages and Tamar. You will see the lane is marked unsuitable for HGV's.
After approximately 25 yards, turn right at the Mennabroom sign, drive over the cattle grid and follow the drive to the farmhouse.