Penarwyn House - St. Blazey, Home of the Eden Project

Mike & Jan invite you to relax in our luxurious home, where service, comfort and consideration are most important, Penarwyn is a large Victorian gentleman's residence that over the last 10 years we have lovingly restored to Jan’s high standards and have earned, the AAs top B/B awards of 5 gold stars with breakfast award and Visit England 5 stars gold award rating plus breakfast award, a member of the Wolsey Lodges group of luxury bed & breakfast,  Michelin and Britain’s finest. 

The house is set in mature gardens, with ample easy parking. With our prices held for the 5^th year we will do our best to help you enjoy Cornwall with the ultimate in 5star Gold B/B accommodation. Want that country house experience? Book a minimum of 2 nights in our 3 luxury rooms with friends call us on 01726 814224 for details

We are ideally situated for Coastal path walkers, and those touring Cornwall, with the Eden Project 5mins away, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, Charlestown, Carlyon Bay, Fowey, Lanhydrock and the coastal footpath within 20mins. Looe, Polperro and Truro all within 35mins.  Falmouth, Padstow and Newquay Port Issac all less than an hour away, and St Ives, Lands End Penzance and the Lizard in less than 1½ hours drive we are sure we can fill your days with memories.

Penarwyn House, was built as a home by John De Cressy Treffry (High Sheriff of Cornwall 1921), within a 60 acre estate in the late 1800's.  It now stands in over an acre of mature grounds, including a walled garden with Victorian fernery. The house has retained most of its period features with high ceilings, decorative cornices, parquet flooring and crystal chandeliers together with an eclectic mix of antique and modern furniture, offering up to date comfort with full central heating, broadband access for your laptop, spacious bedrooms and luxurious en-suite bathrooms most with roll-top baths and separate powerful showers.

Fascinating sub-tropical gardens abound in Cornwall many are open all year. Spring comes early with the gardens bursting into flower from February and remaining captivating through to late autumn. With Cornwall's diverse culture there are plenty of interesting places to visit and things to do throughout the year.