Updated for 2026 – a more sociable space to enjoy together A small but impactful update has enhanced this much-loved farmhouse for 2026.The former second sitting room has been transformed into a stylish dining space, allowing for the addition of a central island in the kitchen.The result is a more practical and sociable heart of the home – perfect for preparing meals, sharing stories, and entertaining larger groups.The new dining area also features a TV, with the potential for an additional TV in the kitchen, ensuring plenty of entertainment options for all.
Big on space, charm and together-time, this historic farmhouse near Whitsand Bay is the perfect base for unforgettable group getaways.
½ mile from Millbrook and ½ mile from the big sandy beach at Whitsand Bay (cliff path) is Tregonhawke Farmhouse, the origins of which go back to the 16th century.
It has been a family home for generations and has survived much turbulent history.
To one side is a pretty enclosed garden (table/chairs, barbecue) with large lawn.
Mature trees and farmland surround it and about 300 yards away is a coarse fishing lake (carp, tench, roach, rudd, bream and perch - some as large as 25lbs.Inside, a lovely roomy family home.
Access from the garden to porch (for coats/boots, tumble drier, freezer) to big kitchen/dining room (dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, fridge, range-style cooker) with table/chairs/benches in the middle.
Equally big living room with wood burner, TV/DVD.
Across a slate-floored hall, a second sitting room with TV, leading through to a downstairs double bedroom with door to garden.
Shower-room (suite) and separate loo.
From the hall, stairs up to five more bedrooms - a double plus single, a double, a twin with 5'6" lintel, another twin, and a single - all individual and prettily done.
Upstairs, two bathrooms (suites, one with shower over bath).
Beach parking available in owners' field above Whitsand Bay, by arrangement.
'Day care' for dogs available.
Arrival after 4pm.
A smashing home-from-home.
Millbrook: old village (pub, shops, children's park, lake) at the head of a creek off the River Tamar (boating/birdwatching), a mile from the sea at Whitsand Bay and Kingsand.
Cremyll (good pub) and fine houses at Mount Edgcumbe (impressive gardens) and Antony (National Trust), 3 miles.
From Cremyll, pedestrian ferry to Plymouth (theatre, shops, entertainments), or 7 miles by car ferry.