Botelet Farm Est. Prior to 1930
Botelet Farm, Herodsfoot, Cornwall PL14 4RD, United Kingdom
Pack a blanket, bottle of wine and glasses into a hamper and walk to the top of Bury Down hill fort on a clear evening - the panoramic views are stunning!
- Ample Parking Onsite
- The Scene:
- Botelet is set in 300 acres of rural farmland, this is sparsely populated South East Cornwall and you are surrounded by a patchwork of ancient fields, lanes and a wet woodland, capped by the hill fort of Bury Down. The farm, its buildings and tradition have slowly evolved and many historic farm practices have been kept alive for generations. Step inside the buildings and you will find a combination of traditional architecture mixed with timeless modern design.
- Design:
- Botelet is steeped in history, with the Tamblyn family having lived and farmed here for the past 150 years. The farmhouse was built in 1884 and Manor Cottage is formed from the remains of the old Manor House was is listed in the Domesday book from the 11th century. The properties are peppered with historic features; from an old well that is illuminated through the kitchen floor of Manor Cottage; a four poster bed in the double room of the farmhouse that was said to have belonged to Lady Hamilton; traditional fire places and clome ovens in the cottages in farmhouse; and flag stone slate floors in the farmhouse which were laid when the property was built.
- Standout Venue Features:
- Guests are welcome to step out across the fields, take in the panoramic views from the top of Bury Down hill fort or take a stroll through the decidous woodland area. Back in the farmhouse, relax and unwind with a therapeutic massage in our dedicated treatment room with our in-house therapist, Tia.
- Extra Perks:
- Plentiful supply of logs, harvested from the farm, are supplied with woodburners in cottages and yurts.
- Food, Restaurants, Cafes:
- We provide breakfast in the farmhouse for B&B guests during the summer season, visitors staying in yurts, cottages or camping are welcome to join - please book in advance. We have a list of recommended restaurants, pubs and cafes that we share with guests, and are happy to help make reservations.
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Botelet has a small mix of eco accommodation amongst a group of historic buildings and surrounding natural landscape.
- Photographer: Richard Tamblyn, Botelet
Yurts are sturdy, portable tents traditionally the homes of nomadic tribes in Mongolia.Plentiful supply of logs, harvested from the farm, are supplied with woodburners in cottages and yurts.
- Photographer: Richard Tamblyn, Botelet
Hidden upstream from Fowey and Lostwithiel, a special piece of rural Cornwall has been farmed, nurtured and styled by the Tamblyn family for 150 years.
- Photographer: Richard Tamblyn, Botelet
Path to the lower yurt.
- Photographer: Richard Tamblyn, Botelet
Farmhouse B&B double room
- Photographer: Richard Tamblyn, Botelet
Escape and share a uniquely preserved way of life in a relaxed rural location.
- Photographer: Richard Tamblyn, Botelet
If you prefer your own space, Manor Cottage (self catering) just across the courtyard, is formed from the ancient remains of Botelet Manor House.
- Photographer: Richard Tamblyn, Botelet
Farmhouse interior with wood burning fire.
- Photographer: Richard Tamblyn, Botelet
Manor Cottage's cozy sitting room.
- Photographer: Richard Tamblyn, Botelet
Staying here gives a simple and unusual glimpse into the living history of the farm.
- Photographer: Richard Tamblyn, Botelet
Botelet Farmhouse
- Photographer: Richard Tamblyn, Botelet
Wild flower meadow camping offers the chance to pitch a couple tents or vans in the long grass.
- Photographer: Richard Tamblyn, Botelet
Sleep close to nature in a Mongolian yurt positioned in a field on its own, raised on poles with a wood stove and breathtaking views leading out to sea.
- Photographer: Richard Tamblyn, Botelet
Guests are welcome to step out across the fields, take in the panoramic views from the top of Bury Down hill fort or take a stroll through the deciduous woodland area.
- Photographer: Richard Tamblyn, Botelet
Manor Cottage dining room with rustic decor.
- Photographer: Richard Tamblyn, Botelet
Cowslip Cottage (also self catering) is a little more remote, just down the lane.
- Photographer: Richard Tamblyn, Botelet