Coombe House B&B

Welcome to Coombe House Bed and Breakfast.

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Coombe House accommodation is located between Kingsand and Cawsand on the Rame Peninsula, Cornwall. The perfect location for a holiday in Cornwall or for guests attending local weddings in the area. We are only a five minute drive from Polhawn Fort, Mount Edgcumbe House and Country Park, Fort Picklecombe and Maker Heights. Just a short drive lies beautiful Whitsand Bay with its stunning sandy beaches, ideal for those who like to ride the waves. We are also ideally located for those attending HMS Raleigh for a passing out parade, just a 15 minute drive away. You may also be visiting the Rame Peninsula for the various events at Mount Edgcumbe including the Fairy Festival, the Classic Car Show or the Rame Gig Regatta in July. We take great care of our guests and are proud of our 5 star Trip Advisor rating.

Coombe House is a farmhouse bed and breakfast which lies in the peaceful rural setting of Coombe Farm on the famous and picturesque Mount Edgcumbe estate close to Polhawn Fort and part of the Rame Peninsula in Cornwall. Extensively bombed in World War II, the house has been completely renovated and refurbished to incorporate many of its original features and offers a high standard of accommodation.

At Coombe House you experience the best of both worlds; it lies on the outskirts of the beautiful fishing villages of Kingsand and Cawsand with superb views of the bay yet it too offers a secluded garden in which to relax, read a book or soak up the sun. Why not indulge in a traditional Cornish Cream Tea served to you on the lawn? Coombe House Bed and Breakfast is a peaceful haven away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and is an idyllic location from which to base your stay.

Within walking distance of the house you will find lovely beaches, stunning scenery, numerous coastal paths to explore and the unspoilt house and gardens of Mount Edgcumbe Park. You will never have to venture far to make your stay at Coombe House an unforgettable experience.

The villages of Kingsand and Cawsand are relatively still untouched commercially yet still offer everything the discerning tourist will require. There are four pubs all offering a high standard of food; whether it be quick traditional pub grub or freshly caught local fish and seafood, you will not be disappointed.

As a family-run business, our aim is to ensure your stay here with us is as comfortable as possible. Everything from our beautifully decorated rooms, crisp bed linen, freshly cooked and hearty breakfasts and friendly atmosphere, all serve to reflect our “home from home” approach.

We also benefit from being able to offer ample car parking on site.

Some comments from our Visitor’s Book

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“Returning to the village I grew up in to what was once an old farmhouse has now been transformed into an idyllic haven of peace away from the hub-bub of every day life. Congratulations to all the family in wishing you much success in the future. You will surely succeed with such great standards. See you again shortly, that’s for certain”.

“The exquisite building and surroundings/views only complement the warm hospitality shown”

“Simply the best – a lovely home in such a wonderful place”

“A B&B giving first-class accommodation – ‘Find of the Year’”

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DIRECTIONS

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From Plymouth take the car ferry to Torpoint. Follow the A374 to Antony turning left at the Carew Arms pub. Continue along this road until the next 'T' junction, turn left onto the B3247 towards Kingsand/Cawsand/Millbrook. Drive through Millbrook village and up the hill following the signs to Kingsand and Cawsand. At the top of the hill turn right for Kingsand/Cawsand (just before Fourlanesend School). Follow the bend around and we are situated 200 yards down on the right hand side.
Alternatively, stay on the A38 travelling towards Plymouth Tamar Bridge. Once across the Tamar Bridge and into Cornwall, follow signs to Liskeard until you reach the Trerulefoot roundabout. Take the A374 towards Torpoint, turning right towards Millbrook and follow the directions above.

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