Coldrenick House Gardens open for Charity

Coldrenick House in Menheniot will open their garden on Sunday April 14th from 2-5pm in aid of the Cornwall Wildlife Trust.

Admission is £5 per adult, with under 16s free, there will be plant stalls so visitors can take away a little bit of what they see! Cream teas and beverages will be provided by Roddas, Berryman’s and Cornish Coffee and these will be served indoors and outdoors weather dependent. There is good disabled access all-round the gardens. Dogs are allowed on leads.

As one of Cornwall’s premier estates, Coldrenick has a long history and dates back over 300 years although the garden has changed as new generations have taken it on since it was bought by Sir John Trelawny in 1591. Today the garden mixes lawns, beds, and shrubs with some ornamental trees. Magnolias, camellias, and bamboos all do well, and the wooded area is filled with bluebells.