Pentillie Castle and Estate Saltash

General Information

Enjoy Pentillie Castle this year by booking BandB lodging, and test the amazing panoramic gardens in all their glory. Pentillie Castle is recently brightened family-managed shop lodging on the border of Devon and Cornwall. Nine luxuriously appointed double bedrooms (one downstairs for visitors with limited mobility) give conventional grange lodging, with a modish twist. All the bathrooms are absolutely new and propose power showers, most likewise offer deep baths. Every room is equipped with tea/coffee making amenities, spectacular vistas, homely Vi-Spring beds and fine linen. Toiletries are offered from the Cath Collins collection and televisions with DVD players are available on the occasion of a demand. There is a toys suite with pool, ping-pong and Sky Sports for visitors delights. The open-air, Solar power heated swimming pool is open from April till September, and as whether this isn't enough, the terraces, newly compared to those of the Lost Gardens of Heligan by Channel 4's Ruth Watson, are yours to discover. Given a Five Star Gold Award for Guest Accommodation by Visit England for the 2nd year running (201111), Pentillie is not only a luxury spot to visit but is also imbibed with heritage. Primarily built in 1698 when James Tillie, a flamboyant businessman, built his majestic home on the Cornish bank of the River Tamar and erected a statue of himself outside. In 1809, the family had more money to play with, and commissioned 18th Century architect William Wilkins, famed for his Gothic flair, to transform Pentillie into a palace. However, by 1968, dated facilities and inheritance taxes led to the demolition of 3 wings, and the scaling down of this tremendous property to it is current size and layout. Pentillie Castle is obtainable prestigious hire, corporate conferences and meetings, in addition to relaxing weekends.

Transportation

Take the A38 by means of Plymouth into Cornwall. At the 1st roundabout after crossing the River Tamar into Cornwall, turn Right onto the A388 signposted Callington and Launceston. Continue for three. 1 miles before turning Right at Paynters Cross (also signposted Cargreen, Landulph AND the Crooked Spaniards Inn). The entrance hall to Pentillie will be within hundred metres of the major highway. Whether the gates do not appear within 100 yards then you have come off the major highway early. Don't panic, just continue to the T-junction, turn left (small signpost to Pentillie), and the lobby to Pentillie will be on your directly at the upper of the hill.