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TRAtES DIRECTORY.) CORNWALL. SOL 509 Redruth & District Fanciers' Association Young Men's Christian Associations Daniell & Thomas, Chapel st. Camborne (Thomas Kistler, hon. sec.), Green (T. Jenkins, hon. sec.), South street, *Daniell John Rule (firm, Daniell & lane, Redruth St. Austell; (William Tangye, hon. Thomas), Chapel street, Camborne Royal Alfred Aged Merchant Seamen's sec.), Fore street, Redruth ; (T. A. Dobell R. H. W. 9 Pydar street, Truro Institution(William T. Tresidder.hon. Marshall, hon. sec.), Causeway head, *Dobell Robert, 9 Pydar street, Truro; agent), Street-an-Pol, St. Ives Penzance & (John Mitchell, secretary), & at Hotel road, St. Austell Royal Curnwall Agricultural Association Chapel street, St. Ives Edyvean R. P. Mount Folly sq. Bodmin (HenryTresawna, sec.),Probus R.S.O Young Women's Christian Associations *Ellis George Jewel Lister, Park place, Royal Geological Society of Cornwall (C. (Miss Alice Freeman, sec.), Market st. Wade bridge R.S.O & Padstow R.S.O Le Neve Foster esq. F.R.S. president; J<'almouth; (Miss Emma S. Punnett, Floyd James, 4 Bellcvue ter. St. Austell T. R. Bolitho, treas. ; Fred Holman, hon. sec.), Flushing, Falmouth ; Foster-Melliar Robert Aubrey M. A. librarian; John B.. Cornish, sec. & (Miss Mary Walley, sec.), Trafalgar Oxon (firm, Gurney &Foster-1\:lelliar), curator), Public buildings, Penzance square, Fowey H..S.O & (Miss Jane Stratton R.S.O. & The Strand, Bude Royal National Lifeboat Institution (W. Hall, sec.), St. Thomas st. Pemyn R.S.O P.Trevithick, hon.sec. ; Jn. Trevaskis, *FoxWilson Lloyd, so Arwenack street, coxswain), IIayle ; (John B. Farran, SOLICITORS. Falmouth hon. sec.), Church street, Mevagissey, *Gameson J. Herbert, Fore st. Bodmin ; St. Austell ; (Thomas Henry Cornish, Marked thus ~ are Commissioners to Ad· Padstow R.S.O. & Wadebridge R.S.O hon. sec.),, Quay, Penzance & (Ed- minister Oaths in the Supreme Court of *Geach H. H. West Berryfield, Newquay Judicature. monds James llluett, hun. sec.), Bank, *Glubb Albert Charles Lyne, West St. Mary's, Penzance * Adams Arth. Elford,3 r Lemon st. Truro street, Liskeard Royal Society for Prevention of Cruelty *Archer Addis Edward (firm, Smith, ·*Glubb Albert de Castro, West st.Liskrd to Animals (Wm. Gibson, inspector), Paul & Archer), 2 Princes st. 'fruro Graham & Graham, Menacuddle street, 5 Union place, Truro *Bennetts John Messer, 7 Princes st. St. Austell; & Fore st. Fowey R.S.O St. Agnes District Nursing Association Truro & Albert quay, Fowey *Graham J. Newton (firm, Graham & Mrs. Rudall, hon. sec. ; I. Rowse, *Blatchford William Tucker, Stratton Graham), Menacuddle street, St. hon. treas.), St.Agnes, ScorrierR.S.O R.S.O. & Bude & Holsworthy R.S.O Austell; Fore street, Fowey R.S.O. & St. Austell Cottage Gardening Society Blight John Peter, Callington R.S.O Tywardreath, Par Station R.S.O (H. S. Hancock, hon. sec.),St. Austell *Boase Edward,Savings Bank buildings, *Graham William J. (firm, Graham & St. Austell Division Liberal Association Parade street, Penzance; Hay le & Graham), Menacuddle street, St. (H. Sydney Hancock, sec.), South Street-on-pol, St. Ives Austell; & Fore street, Fowey R.S.O st. St. Austell *Budilly George Ley (firm, Trythall & Grylls, Hill & Hill, Cross street, Helston St. Columb Temperance Society (J. Bodilly),offices, County court,Alverton Grylls Charles Reginald Gerveys (firm, Seymour & W. L. Salmon, secs.), street, Penzance Cowlard, Cuwlard & Grylls), Exeter Bank street, St. Columb Major R.S.O Borlase, Milton & Borlase, 31 Clarence street, Launcestun St. Germans Mutual Improvement So- street, Penzance *Grylls H. (firm,Paige&Grylls),Redruth ciety (G. H. Brenton, sec.), St. *Borlase W. H. (firm, Borlase, Milton Gurney & Foster-Melliar, Hude R.S.O; Germans R.S.O & Borlase), 3t Clarence st. Penzance & Stratton R.S.O St. Ives Conservative Association (Lieut. *Bray George Skewes, Station hill, *Gurney Gregory Goldsworthy Henry, Alfred Hackman u.N. sec.), St. Ives Redruth; & Lanner, Redruth B.A. Oxon. (firm, Gurney & Foster- .st. Ives Liberal Association (Hugh R. Bullmore Ernest, 42 Church street, Melliar), Stratton R.S.O Hill, sec.), St. Ives Falmouth *Guy l\Iark, St. Nicholas st. Bodmin & St. Ives Swimming Association (Ernest Calvert Harry P. Exchange cham- Molesworth st. Wadebridge R.S.O Best, sec.), St. Ives bers, St. Austell Hamley Ed. G. Fore street, Bodmin St. Kevcrne Agricultural Society (Rchd. Car lyon & Kerby, Quay street, Truro Hancock George Coulter, jun. The Coad, sec.), Church town, St. Keverne Carlyon & Stephens,Cross la. St. Austcll Manor office, St.Agnes,Scorrier R.S. 0 R.S.O *Carlyon Edinund (firm, Carlyon & Hancock Richard, Callington R.S.Q Scilly"Islands Bulb & Flower Association Stephens), Cross lane, St. Austell *"Higman H. W. Hiddick's et. St.Austell (T. A. Smith-Dorrien-Smith csq. pre- Carlyon Edm. L. 5 Boscawen st. Truro *Hill Frederick Vivian (firm, Grylls, sident; Edwards N. V. Moyle, hon. Caunter & Son, Castle hill, Liskeard Hill & Hill), Cross street, Helston sec.), Public bldgs.St.Mary's,Penznce *Caunter Henry (firm, Caunter & Son), Hill James J. 12 North parade, Penzance Scilly Isles Nursing Association (Ed- Castle hill, Liskeard & Fore street, Marazion R. S. 0 wards N. V. l'doyle, hon. sec.), St. Caunter Henry Lyde (firm, Gaunter & *"Hockin HenryWilliams (firm,Marrack, Mary's, Penzance Son), Castle hill, Liskeard Nalder & Hockin), 7 Pydar st. Truro Seamen's Christian Friend (branch) Chellew Thomas John, Skidden hill, St. *"Hurford Alexander Edward, M. A. Fore (Rev. G. J. Hill, sec.; Hy. James, Ives street, East Looe R.S.O local missionary),Fore st.FoweyR.S.O Chilcott & Sons, St. Mary's street,Truro *Jenkin A. Hamilton, Alma pi. Redruth Seamen's Institute (Mrs. Stephens, *Cbilcott Gilbert Hele (firm, Chilcott & *Jenkins George Appleby, 28 Boscawen hon. sec.), Par, Par Station R.S. 0 Sons), St. Mary's street, Truro street, Truro; & The Square, Penryn Shipwrecked Fishermen & Mariners' Chilcott Hugh T. (firm,Cb.ilcott&Sons),1*JenkmsW. 39 Church st. J<'almouth Royal Benevolent Society (William T. St. Mary's street, Truro Kempthorne W. G. Hasset rd. Camborne Tresidder,hon. agent), Street-an-Pol, Childs & Son, The Parade, Liskeard *KerbyW. (firm, Car lyon & Kerby),"Quay St. Ives *Childs Borlase (firm, Childs & Son), street, Truro Shipwrecked Fishermen & 1\Iariners'Soc. The Parade, Liskeard Knowles & Wardlc, 1 Ocean view ,Newqy (John B. Farran, hon. sec), Church Childs J. C. Wyndham, see Childs & *"Lawrence Horace Hayes Montgomery, street, Mevagissey, St. Austell Son, The Parade, Liskeard Fore street, Camelford Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Clever ton F. W. Windsor villa, Saltash LawryW. Dennis, 16Alverton st. PenzaDce Animals(Thos.Mead,hon.sec.),Falmth Collins George Browne (firm, Collins & Littleton-Geach Wm. Littleton, Goon- South East Cornwall Liberal Association Son) Bank st.St.Columb Major H.S.O 1 innis house, St. Agnes, Scorrier KS. 0 ( William Greet, divisional sec.), West Collins & Son, Bank street, St. Columb I also at Brighton green, Tideford, St. Looe R.S.O. & (William Cowling, local Major R.S.O Germans KS.O sec.), Barn street, Liskeard *Collins John Richard, Market st. Bodmin *Llewellin Thomas Johnes H. A. (firm, 'South East Cornwall Liberal Unionist *Collins Thurstan (firm, Collins & Son), 'Vhite & Llewellin), Westgate street, Association (William Thomas Snell, Bank st. St. Colnmb :\Iajor H..S.O ; Launceston organizing sec.), Liskeard & Council chambers, Newquay Marrack, Nalder & Hockin, 7 Pydar Stratton Trades Association (James Coode Alan Penrose (firm, Sbilson, street, Truro Truran, sec.), Stratton R.S.O Coode & Co.), St. Austell ::\Iarsack Edward L. Callington KS.O Tregony Constitutional Association Coode l'hilip Melvill (firm, Sbilson, *Marshall Frdk. 2 Farley terrace, Truro (Ern est \Villiam Tonkin, sec.), Tre- Coo de & Co. ), St . .Austell 1\Iartyn William Turnavine B. A. Coren- gnny,Grampound Road *Coode William l\Ielv1lle B.A. (firm, tin, Boscastle R.S.O Trnro Distri<:t Conservative Association Shilson, Coode & Co. ), St. Austell *Milton John Penn (firm, llorlase, Mil- (J. P. Paull, see.), 100 Pydar st. Truro Cornish Thomas Henry & John Batten, ton & Borla3e).31 Clarence st. Penznce Trnro & County Fanciers' Association Parade street, Penzance *::\Iurray Arthnr E. Bank st. Newquay & (C. V. Rule, hon. treasurer), Truro Cornish John Batten (firm, T. II. & Union sq. St. Columh Major R.~.O Truro County Horse Fair (T. Olver, J. B. Cornish), 8 Parade st. Penzance *Nalder Frederick (firm, Marrack, hon. sec.), Truro *Cornish Thomas Henry (firm. T. H. & Nalder & IIockin), 7 Pydar st. Trnro Truro Humane Institution(James John, J. B. Corni.-;h), Parade st. Penzance & Alma cres. Wood lane, Falmouth sec. & trea. ), 4 Boscawen st. Truro Cowlard, Cowlard & Grylls, Exeter Nicholls G. F. Central chmbrs.Newquay "Truro Liberal Unionist Association (Jn. street, Launceston Paige & Grylls, West end, Redruth Retallick, sec.), 16 St. Mary st. Truro *Cowlard Christopher Lethbridge (firm, *Paige Henry (firm, Paige & Gry lls) "'Truro Philharmonic Society (Fredk. C. Cowlard, Cowlard & Grylls), Exeter West end, Redruth Perman, sec.), Public rooms, Truro street, Launeeston Palmer Wltr. Northgate st. Launeeston .
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    County Wildlife Sites Criteria for Cornwall Appendices

    Heading County Wildife Site Criteria for Cornwall Appendices Environmental Records Centre for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly Appendix 1 List of County Wildlife Sites in Cornwall List current at July 2010 PENWITH P/K 1 Hayle Estuary and River System P1.1 Hayle Estuary P1.3 Treloweth Woods P1.4 St Erth Pools P/K 1.5 Relubbus Ponds P1.6 Carbismill to Relubbus P/K 2 North Coast P2.2 Great Moor Zawn to Porthmeor Cove P2.5 Towednack Quae Head to Clodgy Point P/K 2.7 Hayle Dune System P3 South Coast P3.1 Prussia Cove to Stackhouse Cove P3.2 Stackhouse Cove to Perran Sands P3.3 Marazion Marsh P3.4 Mount's Bay P3.5 Mousehole to Lamorna Cove P3.6 Lamorna Cove to Merthen Point P3.7 Merthen Point to Porthcurno P3.8 Porthcurno to Porthgwarra P3.9 Porthgwarra to Pendower Coves P3.10 Pendower Coves to Pordenack Point P3.11 Pordenack Point to Sennen Cove P3.12 Sennen Cove to Carn Gloose P/K 4 Red River Valley P/K 4.1 Lower Red River P5 Gwinear Tips and Trungle Valley P6.2 Clodgy Moor P7 Cold Harbour Marsh P8 Drift Reservoir P9 Higher and Lower Hill Woods(includes Trencrom Hill) P10 Selena Moor P10.1 West Selena Moor P10.2 East Selena Moor P11 Penwith Moors P11.1 Carn Brea, Tredinney & Bartinney Commons P11.2 Caer Bran and Sancreed Beacon P11.3 Carnyorth Common and Bostraze Bog P11.4 Chun Downs to Boswens Common P11.5 Boswarva Carn P11.6 Central Moors P11.7 Churchtown Common to Trendrine Hill P11.8 Rosewall Hill P11.9 Bussow Moor & Carn Stabba P11.10 Busvargus & Tregeseal Common to Dowran Common & Bosworlas Moor P11.11 Botrea Downs P11.12 Bosvenning
  • The Barn the Barn Trewan Hill, St Columb, TR9 6DB St Columb Centre 0.5 Miles North Coast 4.5 Miles

    The Barn the Barn Trewan Hill, St Columb, TR9 6DB St Columb Centre 0.5 Miles North Coast 4.5 Miles

    The Barn The Barn Trewan Hill, St Columb, TR9 6DB St Columb Centre 0.5 miles North Coast 4.5 miles • Quality Barn Conversion • Beautifully Presented • 3 Bedrooms • Family Bathroom • 2 Reception Rooms • Fabulous Views • Garden Of Around 0.3 Acre • Garage Guide price £487,000 SITUATION Around half a mile to the north of the town centre, The Barn stands in a commanding elevated position enjoying wonderful far reaching views over the picturesque Lanherne Valley with the church steeple in the distance. St Columb Major is an historic small town surrounded by a scenic rural landscape with a wide variety of delightful walks. The town boasts a number of architecturally important buildings together A superb barn conversion appointed to a high standard with a variety of individual shops and other amenities. Within a commanding glorious far reaching rural views. short drive is the spectacular north Cornwall coastline with a number of sandy beaches including Watergate Bay, Mawgan Porth and Bedruthan Steps being readily accessible. Newquay and Wadebridge provide a comprehensive range of shopping facilities whilst the Cathedral City of Truro is approximately sixteen miles distant. At Newquay there is a branch line railway station whilst Truro has a mainline connection to London Paddington. Approximately four miles distant is Newquay Airport with a number of scheduled domestic and international flights. DESCRIPTION Boasting attractive exposed stone elevations with granite and mellow brick detailing, The Barn was converted around ten years ago to create a superb home of significant quality. Beautifully presented throughout and appointed to the highest of standards, the property retains a wealth of traditional features including vaulted beam ceilings and stripped solid oak flooring.