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Fantastic looking castle surrounded by gorgeous Cornish countryside and a lovely beach just across the road.

Built in 1808, this castle is home to a world-famous National Magnolia Collection. Features in the film Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children.

There is a great view of Caerhays Castle from the road, down the access lane to the west of the main castle entrance. Caerhayes Castle and gardens are open to the public during the spring. A beach cafe run by the castle at Caerhays Bay is open all year round. For more information visit their website https://visit.caerhays.co.uk/ The building was built in 1808 and the woodland gardens were created from the finds of plant hunters who returned from China in the 19th Century. For Poldark fans, although it isn't a filming location, in one of the novels Jeremy, Ross and Demelza's son meets a romantic interest at Caerhays Castle.

This scenic road through Lamorran Woods weaves through the trees and skirts the river. It is generally quiet here, away from the busier tourist haunts and there is a real sense of peace and calm. Superb in autumn with the leaves in full colour.

Trerice is an Elizabethan Manor owned by the National Trust. Pronounced Tre-rice, unlike many Manor Houses, you get a fantastic view of the building from the road. The house and garden are open to visitors and there is a Trerice Barn Cafe. See the National Trust's website for more details and to check opening times https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/trerice

for more informations please visit: https://visit.caerhays.co.uk/

Quiet but steep

Quiet, family friendly countryside lane alongside the woods.

My photos don’t do it justice. Lovely beach and cafe (which is probably only open in the summer)