Welcome to the Walled Garden, an exclusive hamlet of eleven luxuriously appointed stone-built cottages nestling in the grounds of Tredethy House, an alluring country mansion set in the heart of Cornwall’s tranquil Camel Valley.

LOCATION

Located under half a mile from the slumbering, ancient hamlet of Hellandbridge, where a medieval stone bridge spans the River Camel, Tredethy is embraced by some of the West Country's finest countryside. Open meadows, wooded valleys and the rugged slopes of Bodmin Moor characterise the area while only a short walk away is the hugely popular "Camel Trail" which follows the path of the world's third oldest railway line from Wenford Bridge to Bodmin.

Because of its location, Tredethy and its Walled Garden are perfectly placed for exploring North Cornwall's renowned surfing beaches and myriad of rocky coves, rugged cliffs and pretty fishing villages.

Polzeath, Port Isaac, Boscastle, Tintagel, Padstow and Newquay are all within a 30 minutes drive.

Bodmin (4 miles), Wadebridge (6 miles) and Rock (12 miles) are the nearest towns.

Tredethy, with Roserrow and Polzeath in the distance.

Artist's impression of The Walled Garden.

The bridge at Helland is listed in the Patent Rolls of 1381.