Property, setting and location:
In 1639 Sir John Arundell, squire of the nearby Trerice Manor, built a water-mill at Trewerry to grind corn for his estate. Milling continued for over 300 years but now, just the waterwheel remains, and two mill-stones serve as garden tables. The historic buildings are listed Grade II.

In a tranquil position in North Cornwall and set in seven acres of tranquil countryside by the River Gannel, Trewerry Mill offers a peaceful base from which to explore Cornwall. Most places of interest are within 45 minutes drive. The dramatic north coast just 4 miles; the gardens and sheltered rivers of the South coast, both areas offer good walks and sandy beaches; the Elizabethan Trerice Manor, now owned by the National Trust and open to the public;  the interesting city of Truro is 20 minutes and the world-class Eden Project is just 25 minutes by car.

Dave and Terri Clark look forward to welcoming you to Trewerry Mill - recommended in "Staying off the Beaten Track" and in the Consumer Association's "Which Guide to Good Bed & Breakfasts".
 

Guest rooms, facilities and garden:
The entrance hall is flagged in warm local slate, visibly worn with the passage of feet over the centuries, it leads to our guests' lounge in the former mill-room with TV, bar and open fire on cool evenings.

Upstairs are six comfortable bedrooms - two doubles, two singles, a twin and a family room sleeping three. Three of the rooms have en-suite showers and toilets.

1. Single with shared bath, shower and toilet.
2. Double with shared bath, shower and toilet.
3. Double with en-suite shower and toilet.
4. Single with shared bath, shower and toilet.
5. Twin bedded room with en-suite shower and toilet.
6. Triple room (1 double plus 1 single bed) with en-suite shower and toilet.

The Mill, which is centrally heated, is available to guests at all times.

The riverside gardens extend to 3 acres, with a mix of well tended gardens and uncultivated areas and a pond which encourage an invasion of wild flowers, butterflies and other wildlife; guests can stroll a 1/4 mile of the former Perranporth railway.

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Meals and other facilities:
Breakfasts, which can be substantial, are served from 8.00 to 8.45 at individual tables in our dining-room overlooking the gardens. During the Summer, the gardens become a popular haven for traditional Cornish cream-teas.

For dinner, your hosts can recommend a variety of local pubs and restaurants.

Other details and house rules:
Older children over 7 years old are welcomed.
No smoking is permitted in the house.
Sorry no pets.
Secure off road car parking.

Open: All year.