Tintagel 1.6 miles.
The Mill is a beautifully presented and well-equipped converted barn, tucked away in the historic part of Trethevy, close to the renowned St Piran’s Well and Chapel.
This peaceful setting includes private off-road parking, making it ideal for a couple’s retreat.
From the doorstep, you can easily reach the enchanting St Nectan’s Glen, with its wooded river valley, dramatic gorge, and 60-foot waterfall.
While exploring, why not enjoy a freshly prepared, locally sourced meal with views into the treetops at the Tree of Life Café?
Trethevy lies between the scenic harbour village of Boscastle and the legendary town of Tintagel.
A local bus stops just a short distance from The Mill, offering convenient access to nearby attractions.
Inside, the inviting open-plan living space is perfect for unwinding with a good book or a warm drink.
Prepare a special meal for two in the well-appointed kitchen and enjoy it at the dining table or outside on the patio as the sun sets.
When it’s time to rest, refresh in the sleek en-suite before settling into the spacious double bedroom.
With walking routes right from the door and easy access to the South West Coast Path, you’ll find breathtaking views, countryside trails, and hidden coves to explore.
Visit Bossiney Cove or take a scenic walk through Rocky Valley towards Trethevy Cliffs and Ladies Window.
Nearby Tintagel offers a variety of eateries, pubs, shops, and historic landmarks such as the National Trust Old Post Office and Glebe Cliff.
Don’t miss Tintagel Castle, steeped in Arthurian legend, with its dramatic footbridge and Merlin’s Cave.
Boscastle is also close by and well worth a visit, with its photogenic harbour, wooded Valency Valley, and independent shops and galleries.
History enthusiasts can explore the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic, or enjoy tea and cake at a local café.
The Boscastle Farm Shop, perched above the sea, offers local produce and delicious baked goods.
Trebarwith Strand Beach, located at the end of a wooded valley, reveals nearly a mile of golden sand at low tide and has featured in several film productions.
The Port William Inn offers spectacular sea views, perfect for enjoying a drink or meal—even on rainy days.
Surfing spots nearby include Widemouth Bay, Crackington Haven, Trebarwith Strand, and Polzeath.
Further afield, you can explore Bodmin Moor, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and take in panoramic views from the summit of Rough Tor.
Port Isaac, made famous by the TV series Doc Martin, is within easy reach, as is Padstow, known for its connection to Rick Stein and its picturesque estuary.
For a more active day out, consider walking or cycling the Camel Trail.
Enjoy a memorable holiday in this stunning part of North Cornwall with a stay at The Mill.
