Trevince Estate Gardens

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Trevince is a private country estate in the heart of Cornwall

It is open for booked groups of 12+ visitors to enjoy a stroll around their 18th century Walled Garden, adventure along the Wilderness Walk, and immerse in the tranquility of the Pond Garden.

Please email contact@trevince.co.uk to make a booking.

Address:

Gwennap
Redruth
TR16 6BA

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