Trelissick

The garden is a place of calm in winter where many of its plantings slumber for the season. However, new views emerge through the bare canopies and hardy blooms can be found throughout.

Discover the rooms with a view inside the impressive exterior of Trelissick house.

There are 300 acres to explore with views over the river, and walks to ramble through woodland and countryside.

Trelissick gallery has a wide range of artwork on sale from local artists and craftspersons, including prints, paintings, glasswork and ceramics.

The National Trust's curator for Cornwall lends her insight into the unmissable aspects of Trelissick and their significance.

The countryside is dog friendly with acres to ramble across. The cafe has a sheltered outside courtyard where dogs are welcome too.

Taking a closer look at Trelissick's incredible natural environment reveals many wonders and surprises. There is no one better acquainted or knowledgeable about these than the ranger team. Here they impart insight into conservation and the marvels of nature around Trelissick.

Gain insight into the green fingered world of the gardeners. This blog will give you a behind the scenes look into the garden's most interesting features. You'll learn about the preservation of rare Cornish apples in our orchard and what work goes into maintaining such a diverse garden.

Trelissick is the sum of its parts, crowned by some of the best riverine and maritime views in Cornwall. Its stunning location has shaped Trelissick’s many layers of significance through time.

The café serves up seasonal and local food. Pop in for a warming bowl of soup, a slice of homemade cake or a light lunch.

There's local artists' work, second hand books, a shop selling gifts and homeware and even a gardening and plant centre to explore.

The Engine House is right in the heart of the Trelissick estate and close to all that's on offer. Two bedrooms and sleeps 3 and dogs are welcome.

Perfect for a romantic getaway, the Water Tower has a unique character and an intriguing interior. One bedroom which sleeps two people.

Ferris's Cottage is an 18th century Cornish cottage set in woodland overlooking the estate. Two bedrooms, sleeps 4 and dogs are welcome.

New Lodge is a picturesque cottage with latticed windows set in the countryside with miles of walks on the doorstep.Two bedrooms and sleeps three.

Old Lodge is a charming and unusual neo-Greek building in the countryside. Two bedrooms, sleeps three and dogs are welcome.

Quay Cottage is right on the water's edge with creek views. Two bedrooms, sleeps 4 and dogs are welcome.