Trerice House, NATIONAL TRUST

Trerice is a small Elizabethen manor house, it is an 'architectural gem' hidden away and caught in the spirit of it's age. Behind a gabled facade are elaborate fireplaces, delicate plaster ceilings and collections of English furnature, time-pieces, and glassware of great quality. The Summer Garden orchard is planted with old varieties of fruit trees, produce from which is used in the 16th-century restaurant situated in the barn. In a medium sized shed, there is a collection of Lawn-care equipment, mainly mowers that date back from the Victorian era to the (almost) recent.
Located 3 miles South-east of Newquay. Follow the signs from the A30; at Summercourt A3075/A392, and at Quintrell Downs onto the A3058.

Disabled Facilities,
Garden,
Tea-Rooms,
Shop,
Garden Shop,
Parking,
Picnic area,
Small Museum of Lawnmowing,
and Coach park.

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