Trenoweth House
About Trenoweth House
Trenoweth House is a Victorian vicarage built in 1844 in the Gothic style by JP St Aubyn, a scion of the local landed gentry from St Michael’s Mount. Set in 4 acres and nestled into the edge of a wooded valley between Hayle and Helston, it is a short drive from all of West Cornwall’s stunning coastlines and beaches. It was renovated by the eminent architect Amin Taha around 10 years ago and together with its three cottages features an eccentric mix of traditional and contemporary. Decorated with layers of texture and colour, antique and contemporary touches - it has a relaxed soul that invites comfort and style in equal measure. Trenoweth House has hosted gatherings and parties, weddings and photoshoots and is a much-loved place to stay for the many people it welcomes back year after year.
Trenoweth is wonderfully located in the centre of West Cornwall – we are minutes away from the North Coast and the wild Atlantic Ocean of St Ives Bay – A major surfing destination, with a miles of vast sandy of beaches and coves including St Ives, Gwithian and Portreath to explore.
To the South and also minutes away, is Mounts Bay home to St Michael’s Mount it stretches from Gunwalloe in the East to Gwennap Head in the far west. Rocky outcrops and smugglers coves abound here with beautiful small towns of Marazion, Penzance and Newlyn to discover.
The Lizard peninsula – 30 minutes away is a destination in itself with wonderful villages, coves and extraordinary coastal walks to discover.
While to the East, the gentle rolling, wooded valleys of the Helford can offer relief from passing storms and boast the most perfect sailing destinations of Falmouth and Mylor.
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