Rame Barton is an 18th Century farmhouse set in over 2 acres of gardens. Located in the designated area of outstanding natural beauty known as the Rame Peninsula in south east Cornwall. Being the premier house in Rame it has views over the gardens to Whitsand Bay (a long stunning sandy beach). Just down the road are the twin villages of Kingsand and Cawsand with their listed cottages and great selection of pubs and cafes, some over looking the sea.
On the cliffs a short walk away is the celebrated The View restuarant and the famous wedding venue of Polhawn Fort is also just a short walk away. Paul and Karen offer wonderful bed and breakfast accommodation. The house is decorated tastefully, with the very best crisp white bed linen, organic toiletries, comfy beds and a fabulous real Cornish breakfast.
At Rame Barton you will find a real haven of peace, tranquility and fun. If you love stunning scenery, coastal walks, a long sandy beach, stately homes, wonderful places to eat and all the attributes of times gone by, Rame Barton is the place for you.
On the cliffs a short walk away is the celebrated The View restuarant and the famous wedding venue of Polhawn Fort is also just a short walk away. Paul and Karen offer wonderful bed and breakfast accommodation. The house is decorated tastefully, with the very best crisp white bed linen, organic toiletries, comfy beds and a fabulous real Cornish breakfast.
At Rame Barton you will find a real haven of peace, tranquility and fun. If you love stunning scenery, coastal walks, a long sandy beach, stately homes, wonderful places to eat and all the attributes of times gone by, Rame Barton is the place for you.
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Rame Barton offers wonderful bed & breakfast accommodation.
You will find it set in over two acres of gardens overlooking Whitsand Bay and its breathtaking coastline on one side and stunning Cornish countryside on the other.
Follow the A38 signposted to Landrake and Tideford.
At the Trerulefoot roundabout take the A374 towards Torpoint via Polbathic and carry on for about two miles until you see a signpost to Crafthole, Millbrook and Mt Edgcumbe.
Take this road and follow it into Crafthole and turn left.
You will find it set in over two acres of gardens overlooking Whitsand Bay and its breathtaking coastline on one side and stunning Cornish countryside on the other.
Follow the A38 signposted to Landrake and Tideford.
At the Trerulefoot roundabout take the A374 towards Torpoint via Polbathic and carry on for about two miles until you see a signpost to Crafthole, Millbrook and Mt Edgcumbe.
Take this road and follow it into Crafthole and turn left.
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