National Trust

If you're keen to explore the local treasures curated by the National Trust, we've got three absolute stunners to suggest. Antony, Lanhydrock, and Cotehele each promise immersive adventures, scenic strolls, and delectable dining experiences.
Antony-House

Antony House

25 minutes

This 18th-century house, ensconced within a breathtaking landscape garden, still serves as the home of the Carew Pole family. The garden showcases a historic array of daylilies, playful topiary including a knot garden, and captivating sculptures. For the little adventurers, there’s a natural play area brimming with branches and foraged materials, perfect for constructing dens, and be sure to explore the storytelling space!

Lanhydrock-House

Lanhydrock House

30 minutes

A splendid late Victorian country estate boasting nearly 1,000 acres of parkland, woodland, heath, and a two-mile stretch of the River Fowey. Delve into woodland cycle trails, strolls through the colourful garden, and indulge in homemade delights at the park café throughout the year. Don’t overlook the opportunity for a gift hunt – discover local delicacies, unique gifts, peruse the second-hand bookshop, and explore the plant center.

Cotehele-House​

Cotehele House

40 minutes

Venture to this captivating Tudor manor steeped in Medieval history—a mill perched on a storied quay, boasting a splendid 14-acre garden offering sweeping valley panoramas, and an extensive estate beckoning exploration. And be sure to indulge in a delightful Cornish cream tea at either the Barn Café or The Edgcumbe at the Quay!