Welcome to Trentinney Farm
Trentinney Farm is a working farm, owned and run by the Mably family who live in the farm house across the courtyard.
You are quite welcome to wander around our fields and woodlands and
visit our animals. There are many scenic walks for you to enjoy during your visit, you may
wish to birdwatch or even just to fly a kite.
Trentinney farm has six holiday cottages and is
situated in a peaceful setting covering 158 acres of some of the loveliest countryside in
North Cornwall, with beautiful views of the surrounding countryside and from the top of the farm
spectacular views of the sea and moors. It is a mixed farm with crops, cattle, sheep, and
some poultry. The traditional stone built barns, most of which are listed buildings, were
built of local stone and slates from the nearby slate quarry at Delabole. Some of the buildings
date back to the 16th century, but the history of Trentinney goes back much further. According
to legend, around the year 960 King Arthur killed the Lord of Tretiny (Trentinney) after
the Lord had killed a white cow belonging to Arthur's niece, now known as St Endellentia.
