location
Carclaze is set within the rolling Cornish countryside. The spectacular North Cornwall coastline with its sandy beaches, fishing villages and dramatic cliffs is only a ten minute drive away whilst moorland, country houses, the Eden Project and numerous renowned restaurants are also within close proximity.

original buildings
Each of Carclaze’s four properties, formerly owned by the Duchy of Cornwall, have been faithfully restored by local craftsmen using traditional materials. The carefully chosen interiors and well appointed rooms complete the high standard of accommodation. The following are available to guests:
 

 
grounds and facilities
Carclaze additionally offers four acres of grounds incorporating a variety of indoor and outdoor facilities for all guests. A secluded walled garden flanked by mature flowerbeds contains a barbecue, table and chairs ideal for warm summer nights.

games room and laundry
The old stone barn has been furnished with a full size table-tennis table and selection of children’s games and toys. Also within the barn is a coin operated washing machine and dryer for occupants of the two smaller cottages.

children's area and animals
The paddock contains an adventure playground for children including a swing, slide, see-saw, climbing net, play house, badminton net, cricket set and swing ball. For animal lovers the meadow contains sheep, angora goats, geese, chickens and ducks. All guests are welcome to assist in the morning feed.
 

 
other facilities
Other facilities available upon request include pay as you go mobile phone, cot, baby sitting service, stair gate and high chair. All water at Carclaze is from an annually tested private borehole in the grounds.

personal attention and reputation
Each year the majority of bookings are made by previous clients. This is largely due to the close personal attention of owners Allen and Jean Nicholls, who live in the farmhouse and have maintained Carclaze for the last 15 years. They personally ensure that quality and cleanliness is maintained throughout and that Carclaze’s reputation remains one of the highest in North Cornwall.