Trehellas House - Description

Trehellas House is a lovely, Grade II listed Cornish courthouse dating back to the early 18th century. It has had many guises over the years - starting life as a posting inn (Washaway Inn) - then later used to hold the monthly petty sessions for the Hundred of Trigg until the 1870s. In the 1760s and 1770s a Venison Club was also held, where neighbouring gentry dined several times every year. All our comfortable bedrooms provide colour TV, radio, telephone, tea and coffee making facilities, and are ensuite with either a shower or bath. The beamed, romantic, candlelit restaurant with its Delabole slate flag floor offers the very best of locally sourced meats, fish, fruit, vegetables and delicious Cornish cheeses.