Prideaux Place

Great place to visit. The family has lived there since 1592. So much history and still a family home. We had a tour and fortunately for us there we were the only 2 people on it at that time, noon. The guide Hazel was fantastic and extremely informative, friendly, and funny. We were so lucky to have a personal tour. The cafe was lovely and the food was good and tasty. Staff were helpful and friendly. The fallow deer they have were being fed at the time and my good lady got the chance to hand feed one of them. Definitely recommend visiting.

Informative guide for the 5 rooms you get to see. It's still occupied by the family which shows through as you go around. Tour takes about 1 hour and we didn't feel cheated. Coffee shop did good beverages and was well stocked with pastries and cakes but nothing if you're low carb

Really enjoyed this visit, being escorted around by one of the family was a big bonus. What a charming , witty and knowledgeable lady. The only downside was the time of year we visited as the deer park with it's estuary views was closed due to the deer breeding.

Lovely house and gardens. Not the biggest to look around, but if you're in the Padstow area and have half a day to spare, it's well worth a visit. The tour around the house is very good. Our guide (Carol in think?) was very informative and explained all about the various rooms, paintings and other artifacts. The walk around the garden is pleasant and not to challenging.

Very historic place and a must for Rosamunde Pilcher fans. The coffee shop serves great food in a quiet surrounding. Very lovely staff. Parking is great next to the house. The lady who showed us around was nice just a little confused and could have done the tour a bit more exiting.