Higher Tregidden is set in a secluded valley to the south of the Helford River on the Lizard Peninsular, SW Cornwall. The Lizard is unique, an ancient and mysterious place, the most southerly point of mainland Britain and somehow removed from the rest of the country. A dramatic coastline, beautiful sandy beaches and rocky coves edge the rural landscape. Fishing harbours and picture book villages give the visitor a taste of the unchanging ’off the beaten track’ Cornwall. The Helford River, Gillan Creek and the Bay offer superb sailing, boating and water sports for beginners and enthusiasts and the South West Coast Path is within easy reach.



The Cob Barn (sleeps 4 adults and 2 children) and James’s Barn (sleeps 5) at Higher Tregidden are traditional Cornish farm buildings that have been converted to provide really comfortable centrally heated accommodation while keeping their original charm and character. They are surrounded by our seven acres of meadow, orchard and woodland which visitors are welcome to explore and enjoy – all tucked away down a private lane.



The Cob Barn retains a spacious open ground floor comprising living area with open beam ceiling, dining/kitchen area with table and chairs for six, and well-equipped fitted kitchen. On the first floor are three bedrooms - one double, one twin and one with children’s bunk beds - and the bathroom with bath and shower over, WC and basin. James's Barn has a sitting room with open beam ceiling, kitchen/dining room with table and chairs for five, and well-equipped fitted kitchen. Bedroom two, on the ground floor, has twin beds, while on the first floor there are 2 further bedrooms - a double and a single - as well as the bathroom with bath and shower over, WC and basin.