Sole ownership of the farm passed to the Truscott family from the Fortescues (who owned much land in Cornwall until the last century) in the early 1960’s.
Bill and Ann Truscott retired from the farm in 2014, moving to Bill’s barn down the fields, leaving Simon and Lisa to continue the running of the family business of camping holidays and livery yard. After the foot and mouth outbreak in 2001 the sheep were sold and we moved totally over to horses, offering livery for locals and also to offer holiday grazing for anyone wishing to bring their horses on holiday with them!
Bill continues to work on the farm when he can, helping with the never-ending mowing and invaluable advice on where to go and what to see in Cornwall.