Trenoweth House
The Vicarage
Seven years into the reign of Queen Victoria in 1844, Trenoweth House was built in the Gothic style for the vicar of St Crewenna’s church in Crowan and the new vicarage became part of local village life. It was designed by the renowned architect JP St Aubyn - scion of the St Aubyn family of the nearby Clowance Estate who had also completed refurbishment work on St Crewenna’s in the village. Over the years, not only was it a vicarage to several local vicars but in the 60’s, it was also home to an egg packing business. In 2016, the RIBA architect Amin Taha completed many of the recent alterations including refurbishing several outhouses and the Great Hall and as the house stands today, it is an evocative mix of Gothic Victorian and 21st century modernity.
THE VICARAGE BEDROOMS
We have six bedrooms in the vicarage – Three are on the first floor and three on the top floor. Unsurprisingly, we have decorated the whole property with Designers Guild furnishings and stayed faithful to the nature and history of the house. You will find a mix of modern and antique with the earthy palette of the surrounding landscape dictating the decoration.
The Delft Flower
The master bedroom with an antique king size four poster and en suite shower room
The Heritage
King size bed with en-suite shower room
The Ship and Whale
A double bed, with separate bathroom a few steps away
The Aubriet
At the top of the house, with a king-sized bed and shared shower room
The Delahaye
Super cosy twin with shared bathroom
The Secret Garden
Cosy twin bedroom with en suite