Cider Press - Todsworthy Farm, Albaston, Gunnislake, Cornwall PL18 9AW
Self-catering - Sleeps 6
Welcomes adults, children, dogs, wheelchairs
Average Rating from 2 reviews: 5.00
18th century cottage on traditional family farm close to Dartmoor, sleeping 6. Fully wheelchair-accessible with M2 Mobility Rating, includes ground floor double & wet room.
Three bedrooms, kitchen-diner area with beamed ceilings and a sun lounge. Two bedrooms upstairs and bathroom. Patio with picnic table and garden chairs, parking spaces in its own grounds.
Exceptionally wheelchair-friendly with level parking, wide doorways with low-level handles, sink & oven accessible, wet room with grab rails, fold down seat in shower etc. Mobile hoist, shower chair, as well as bed wedges and large foam back supports all available for hire.
Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, ideally situated for exploring both Devon & Cornwall.
- Fully wheelchair accessible - M2 Rating
- Additional mobility aids available to hire
- Close to Dartmoor and Bodmin Moor
- Wi-Fi internet access
- Level parking next to property
- Half a mile to village shop, P.O. & pub
- Washer-drier
- Easy reach of Cornish beaches
- Co-located property sleeps another 6
“totally accessible to all forms of mobility, whether completely wheelchair-dependent or other”
“The cottage is very well equipped for wheelchairs and those with mobility problems”
Review Review No. 2 of 2
Pam W from Leeds
Our party:- Adults:
- Ages:
- Children:
- Ages:
- 4
- 18 - 70
- 1
- 15
14 Nights
August - 2012
- Relaxing
- Walking
- Touring
- Beach / Sea
- Shopping
- Entertainment
- Local Food
“Excellent, well-equipped cottage for both able and disabled guests”
The cottage is very well equipped for wheelchairs and those with mobility problems. It is an excellent base to tour Devon and Cornwall.
The accommodation was very clean and had everything you could want from a self catering cottage.
Cream scones, bread and wine on arrival were well received by all !
Thank you Jonathan !
The Eden Project is very wheelchair-friendly and has electric chairs to hire for no charge if needed. Take a brolly !!
Local Gems:The Rifle Volunteer pub nearby, excellent food and value for money.
Tavistock for general shopping and markets.
Tintagel Castle, lots of steps but worth the effort for wonderful views.
Pam B - Leeds, West Yorkshire - 18th August 2012
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Recommended on 18/08/2012
By Pam W from Leeds
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Review Review No. 1 of 2
Rose F. from Stoke Poges
Our party:- Adults:
- Ages:
- 4
- 54 - 69
7 Nights
June - 2010
- Relaxing
- Touring
- Beach / Sea
- Shopping
- Local Food
- Walking
- Entertainment
“Absolutely Fabulous!”
Whilst being accurately described on the website, Cider Press exceeded our expectations - the accommodation was excellent
One of the owners, Jonanthan, is wheelchair-bound himself, so knows all the pitfalls that can occur.
Cider Press is totally accessible to all forms of mobility, whether completely wheelchair-dependent or other.
There is every item imaginable in the kitchen, a lovely patio area and excellent farm eggs.
There is nothing to inhibit anyone - the ground floor is all accessible - although you do need your own transport.
The family were extremely helpful and very friendly - we only had to ask if we needed anything - but we didn’t need to!
There is a lot of information in the cottage brochure when you arrive, plus of course other visitors’ comments in the Visitors Book - we have all added where attractions are accessible, and also costs etc.
En Route:Didn’t really discover anywhere nice to stop en-route - it is always service stations etc!!
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Recommended on 27/06/2010
By Rose F. from Stoke Poges
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