Mennabroom is a small farmstead dating from the 13th century, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, nestled on the southern slopes of Bodmin Moor in South East Cornwall. Surrounded by the ancient and unspoiled moorland landscape, Mennabroom is set in a beautiful sheltered wooded valley and is only 30 minutes from both north and south coasts. It is situated midway between the A38 and A30, and is the perfect base for touring both Cornwall and Devon, or for simply enjoying the peace and beauty of the countryside.
It is designated as one of a few International Dark Sky Landscape areas, with the quality of the night sky judged to be among the best in the world. We offer luxury bed and breakfast accommodation in our 13th Century farmhouse and self-catering accommodation in our three dog-friendly holiday cottages, converted from a range of traditional 17th Century stone barns.
Amazing peaceful stay! We booked the Shippon holiday cottage with our 1yr old son and our two dogs. It's in an idyllic, peaceful setting with outstanding views and really well located for exploring Cornwall.
It is designated as one of a few International Dark Sky Landscape areas, with the quality of the night sky judged to be among the best in the world. We offer luxury bed and breakfast accommodation in our 13th Century farmhouse and self-catering accommodation in our three dog-friendly holiday cottages, converted from a range of traditional 17th Century stone barns.
Amazing peaceful stay! We booked the Shippon holiday cottage with our 1yr old son and our two dogs. It's in an idyllic, peaceful setting with outstanding views and really well located for exploring Cornwall.
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Our three holiday cottages have been converted from a substantial range of traditional stone outbuildings.
The barns are Grade II listed and date back to the 17th century.
They have been sympathetically converted and offer modern comforts within traditional surroundings.
Visitors are free to walk and explore the 15 acres of fields and broad-leaved ancient woodland which is intersected by the River Dewey.
A feature throughout this woodland is the abundance of lichens and bryophytes, and in the Spring it is full of bluebells and orchids.
The barns are Grade II listed and date back to the 17th century.
They have been sympathetically converted and offer modern comforts within traditional surroundings.
Visitors are free to walk and explore the 15 acres of fields and broad-leaved ancient woodland which is intersected by the River Dewey.
A feature throughout this woodland is the abundance of lichens and bryophytes, and in the Spring it is full of bluebells and orchids.
Mennabroom is an early medieval cross passage Grade II listed farmhouse.
It dates back to the 13th Century and is believed to be the oldest inhabited dwelling on the moor.
We offer peace, tranquillity and Aga-cooked breakfasts using home or local produce.
We offer additional bedrooms in our courtyard cottage, The Byre, for visitors who require more space, privacy and the luxury of breakfast in their cottage or in the farmhouse.
It dates back to the 13th Century and is believed to be the oldest inhabited dwelling on the moor.
We offer peace, tranquillity and Aga-cooked breakfasts using home or local produce.
We offer additional bedrooms in our courtyard cottage, The Byre, for visitors who require more space, privacy and the luxury of breakfast in their cottage or in the farmhouse.
Set in a beautiful wooded valley and only 30 minutes from both north and south coasts, and situated close to both A38 and A30, Mennabroom is the perfect base for touring both Cornwall and Devon, or for simply enjoying the peace and beauty of the countryside.
This is our charming local village 2.5 miles away.
Here you will find a well stocked village shop, friendly local pub, Doorstep Green our local community garden, and the Holy Well.
The church of St. Neot is famed for its 16th century stained glass.
This is our charming local village 2.5 miles away.
Here you will find a well stocked village shop, friendly local pub, Doorstep Green our local community garden, and the Holy Well.
The church of St. Neot is famed for its 16th century stained glass.
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