Trereife House
A beautiful, family-run estate, steeped in Cornish history and with a long-standing association with romantic poetry.
Penzance, Cornwall, TR20 8TJ
Trereife, pronounced ‘Treave’, has been home to the Le Grice family since 1796. More recently, the manor house and gardens have been restored by the present generation of the family: Tim, Liz, Georgie, Pete and their faithful labradors, Duke and Millie.
Trereife House is available to view by private tour and accommodation only.
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Getting here
Penzance, Cornwall, TR20 8TJ
Take A30 towards Lands End. Property can be found after Mount Misery roundabout, first right. Follow brown sign to Trereife Park. Do not follow SatNav. Drive entrance by lodge, first right after Mount Misery roundabout.
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