National Trust
Cornwall is the perfect place to make the most of your National Trust membership, don't forget your cards!
11 Miles
Tintagel Old Post Office
The Tintagel Old Post Office, a remarkable 14th-century property managed by the National Trust in Cornwall, began as a medieval farmhouse and later functioned as a Victorian mail-receiving office. Its original slate roof, low-beamed ceilings, and period furnishings have been meticulously preserved, allowing visitors to step back in time and experience centuries of history. Exploring its rooms, gardens, and exhibits provides a fascinating insight into England’s cultural and architectural legacy.
24 Miles
Lanhydrock House and Gardens
Lanhydrock House and Gardens is another exceptional National Trust property in Cornwall, featuring a stunning Victorian estate enveloped by lush gardens and woodlands. This house offers an intriguing look into 19th-century life, with over 50 rooms showcasing the luxurious living spaces of the upper class alongside the functional areas used by servants. The gardens are famous for their vibrant seasonal flower displays, it’s utterly beautiful all year round.
64 Miles
St Michael’s Mount
St Michael’s Mount, also looked after by the National Trust, is a tidal island located off the coast of Cornwall, steeped in history and legend. Visitors can access the island on foot during low tide or by boat during high tide to explore its medieval castle, historic chapel, and breathtaking terraced gardens. This site provides a unique opportunity to delve into centuries of history while enjoying spectacular views, reflecting the National Trust’s commitment to safeguarding England’s cultural and natural heritage.
35 Miles
Trerice
Trerice, another gem in Cornwall managed by the National Trust, is an enchanting Elizabethan manor known for its exquisite architecture, peaceful gardens, and distinctive period features. The surrounding gardens are so very tranquil, complete with well-maintained lawns and heritage apple orchards, creating a delightful destination that embodies the National Trust’s dedication to conserving England’s historical and natural assets.
48 Miles
Trelissick
Trelissick, a picturesque estate within the National Trust collection, is situated on a scenic wooded peninsula with breathtaking views over the Fal Estuary. The gardens are stunning with exotic plants, expansive parklands, and peaceful woodland trails, providing a serene retreat for visitors. The house highlights local history and art, while the riverside paths let you explore the area’s natural beauty. Trelissick is a prime example of the National Trust’s mission to protect and celebrate the cultural and natural heritage of England.
