Sitting Room - You can relax in the large comfortable Sitting room warmed by a cast iron wood-burner whilst enjoying views of the lake and sipping a glass of wine! Equipped with a Television, Video and DVD player.

Dining Room - Separate Dining room for you to enjoy your evening meals. How about supper cooked for you when you arrive home after a busy day out? Just phone me in the morning and we can arrange a menu to suit you, all food will be locally sourced and cooked with care.

Kitchen - The large farmhouse kitchen with its original flagstone floor, oil ray-burn and a six ring gas hob and electric oven. The kitchen has a very welcoming feel with all expected amenities, dishwasher and family size table! The Kitchen leads to a Laundry room with an additional large power shower.

Bedrooms - We have four bedrooms upstairs, two with four poster beds, one with a king-size sledge bed which also has an en-suite bathroom and the other as a twin room. The rooms are spacious and light all with lovely fabrics and furnishings.

Downstairs Bathroom - Large downstairs bathroom with WC, hand-basin and free-standing Victorian roll top bath. There is also a separate large bathroom upstairs comprising power shower, WC and hand-basin.

Kitchen & Laundry Facilities

Rayburn. Six Ring Gas Hob & Electric Oven. Toaster. Microwave. Dishwasher.

Fridge Freezer. Kettle. Iron & Ironing Board. Washing Machine.

Entertainment

Digital Freeview TV. 2 DVD players.

CD Player. Radio.

Miscellaneous

Bed Linen provided Bathroom towels by arrangement. Wood-burner. Hair Dryer.

Fly-fishing available by arrangement. Parking for several cars. Space for trailers and boats. Archery also avaiable by arrangement.

Bookings are taken from Friday to Friday and prices are per week inclusive of VAT, electricity, linen, basic house hold supplies and when cold a basket of logs and kindling will be provided for the wood-burner.

Arrival time - 3:00pm :: Departure time - 10:00am

Prices From:-

Low Season = £550
Mid Season = £600 - £750High Season = £750 - £1200

From Truro take the A39 to Falmouth, ¼ mile down the hill just under the bridge take the first right, follow the track and Nansavallan Farmhouse is the first house on the left.

The blue marker on the Google map indicates our approximate location. Use the '+' and '-' buttons near the top left of the map to zoom in and out. Use the arrow buttons or click and drag to pan around.

Truro, a cathedral city, is the busy commercial centre of the county and the main shopping centre of Cornwall. West Cornwall's city offers a huge variety of shops of all kinds, as well as the Hall for Cornwall's major entertainment venue, rewarding restaurants and traditional pubs.

Across the water from the Roseland Peninsula stands Falmouth, Cornwall's largest port and one whose maritime heritage is enshrined in its long waterfront and the newly opened National Maritime Museum Cornwall, one of Cornwall's Landmark Attractions. Falmouth is the gateway to that other great region of West Cornwall the Helford and The Lizard. In an exquisite reprise of the wooded tidal rivers and creeks between Truro and Falmouth, the Helford Estuary offers a serene world of woods and water.

For the horse riding enthusiast West Cornwall has miles of rideable tracks and there are numerous riding stables and trekking centres catering for all levels of skill.

West Cornwall has excellent facilities for the ‘outdoor’ sports of golf, tennis and bowling. There are tennis courts and bowling greens in all the sizeable towns and there are golf courses of unique character at Cape Cornwall, Lelant, Helston, Falmouth, Truro, Mullion, Perranporth, Praa Sands, and Tehidy Park.