Owned & operated by Alistair & Debra Hunter who between them have some 50 years experience with Cunard London, Trust House Forte and the past 20 years have owned hotels & inns in Warwickshire and now Cornwall
In the early 18th century Trehellas House was an Inn built by Molesworth family from the Pencarrow estate behind us.
It was built near the junction of 3 ancient tracks. The junction was marked by a Celtic cross which was later partly destroyed by Oliver Cromwell, This cross now stands on the green in front of the house it is believed to be the only one remaining in Cornwall to bear the fleur-de-lys.
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