Welcome to Bucklawren Farm Bed and Breakfast. We look forward to welcoming you to an unforgettable stay in our beautiful Cornish Farmhouse... Bucklawren Farm Bed and Breakfast is a working arable and beef farm that is set in deep unspoilt countryside. It lies on an ancient Celtic site and the original manor was mentioned in the 11th century Domesday Book. In medieval times there was a nunnery here but it was destroyed in the 16th Century by Henry VII during the Dissolution of the Monasteries. Bed and Breakfast accommodation is provided in our elegant 19th Century farmhouse with spectacular views over Looe Bay. Our bedrooms are very comfortable and individually decorated with ensuite facilities. We also have a large lounge, dining room and conservatory where you can relax and unwind. One of our bedrooms is situated on the ground floor and is ideal for guests with limited mobility. We provide a traditional farmhouse breakfast that is cooked on our AGA, other lighter options are available and any other dietary requirements are catered for. Bucklawren is the perfect base to explore Cornwall. Looe and Polerro are both unique fishing villages that are only a short drive away. The...

The original Bucklawren Manor was mentioned in the Domesday Book. At that time it belonged to Launceston Priory and during that time is was used as a Nunnery. In 1540 it was seized by Henry VIII and then came under the ownership of the Duchy of Cornwall. The present farmhouse was built in 1839 by the Duchy. In the late 1930’s the farm was purchased by the Great Metropolitan Railways who intended to put a railway through to Looe and build a Golf Course. Then came the Second World War and the plans were dropped and the farm went into private ownership. The 400 acre farm is run commercially and supports a beef herd and 220 acres of arable cropping. Crops currently being grown are wheat, barley, oats and rape.

Bucklawren is a farmhouse situated deep in unspoilt countryside with far reaching views out to the sea. and Looe Island. We are situated just one mile from the the South West Coastal path and the nearest beach The beautiful fishing village of Looe is just three miles away with Polperro just a little further There are many attractions locally including The Eden Project, Lost Gardens of Heligan and Lanhydrock