Trevean Farmhouse is a unique and characterful Cornish retreat set in peaceful countryside near Rosudgeon, offering a stay that blends history, comfort, and a warm personal touch. Once an active flower farm, the estate has an impressive heritage, having supplied flowers for major state occasions including royal weddings and coronations, adding a special sense of legacy to your visit.
Today, the estate is owned and run by Bek and Rob, who have carefully transformed the property into a welcoming place to stay while preserving its charm and story. Trevean offers three beautifully presented cottages, each fully equipped so guests can enjoy a completely self-sufficient stay, whether visiting for a short break or a longer getaway.
The cottages can be rented individually or together, making Trevean ideal for families or groups wanting to stay in one place while still having their own space. For larger gatherings, all three cottages can be booked at once by contacting Bek and Rob directly through the contact form, allowing for a flexible and private group experience.
The farm setting adds to the appeal, with a small collection of friendly animals on site. Guests may meet Tony the pony, the two lovely donkeys, free-roaming chickens, and two especially friendly dogs, Nala and Ruby, who help give the place its relaxed and homely atmosphere.
Bek and Rob are always on hand to help, offering local knowledge, recommendations, and practical tips to make the most of your stay in Cornwall. Whether you’re looking for the best beaches, walks, or places to eat, their guidance helps guests feel immediately at ease in the area.
There is ample parking available on the estate, so guests can bring multiple vehicles without concern. Looking ahead, plans are in place to develop a dedicated wedding and events space, adding even more possibilities for special occasions. If you'd like to register your interest, please get in touch through the contact form.
With its history, setting, and thoughtful hospitality, Trevean Farmhouse provides a memorable base for exploring Cornwall.
