The Edgcumbe - Reservar uma mesa

Did not have much time and need to walk the dog so popped over to Cotehele to walk the dog. Walked along the waterfront and took a few photos. Took a few photos and enjoyed myself. There is also a circular walk for the dog. Did not visit the garden or the house, this time, as I had the dog; but have visited them in the past. Plan on visiting them again soon for the holidays. Something to look forward too.

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I enjoyed my visit to Cotehele but do feel more could be done with the buildings at this property compared to other national trust sites that I have visited. The staff were knowledgable and the great hall display was interesting. This property specialises in their garden so we will re-visit later in the year as winter is not the best time to view the garden.

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beautiful location for a visit, with the flower garland on the display. very competent and friendly guide. the tea room is large and has a good choice of cakes, including gluten-free. dogs are allowed in many of the areas on the property and it is very dog friendly. the walk down to the kai is quite steep, there is a volunteer bus up and down, if necessary.

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Lovely National trust house. Large grounds to walk through, although when you walk down, you have to walk back up again. Luckily the tearoom does a reviving cream tea. Also a delicious pasty. There is a mill but they're not milling flour, although there was a great lady baking rock cakes and scones, which were the lightest I've ever tasted. Great day out.

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So interesting! Really beautiful walk from the house via the Chapel. Volunteers greeted us with a big smile, very helpful. It was a rainy day but still great to look at the living museum. Will be amazing when they get the waterwheel up and running again!

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