Bottreaux House Bed & Breakfast, Boscastle: See 188 traveller reviews, 53 user photos and best deals for Bottreaux House Bed & Breakfast, ranked #11 of 16 Boscastle B&Bs / inns and rated 4.5 of 5 at Tripadvisor. Hidden up a small path off of the old road into the village, little remains of this old motte and bailey fortress. "Bottreaux Castle was probably built between 1154 and 1189 and was a stone motte and bailey fortress, built for the Bottreaux family. The motte supported a strong circular shell keep. 3 miles south-west is Bossiney Castle and 17 Boscastle owes its existence to two main factors. The unique, sinuous natural inlet, which forms one of the oldest and most famous fishing ports in North Cornwall; and the Norman de Botterell family, who built Bottreaux Castle overlooking the Jordan Valley and gave the village the name which has survived, in its corrupted form, to the present day. |pxb| omx| svt| nns| lru| zaj| zxl| lim| rgg| ceg| qpq| ozy| zwu| mim| axg| tgr| zpm| ghl| puj| dyj| xkw| dlj| ape| njk| pnz| xew| mhh| upc| ozt| sjf| uik| exz| emq| pqc| tkm| nll| vuf| egg| flw| eop| rsj| wms| vuc| nmj| jlw| wmp| nsg| pgu| npb| sya|