Lower Treluswell

Settlement in Cornwall

England

Lower Treluswell

Old Milestone by the A393, south of Burnthouse Carved stone post by the A393, in parish of St Gluvias (Kerrier District), climb South out of Burnthouse, by the road, on East side of road. Penryn marker, erected by the County Council in the 19th century. 

Inscription reads:-
: PENRYN / 2 MILES / FALMOUTH / 4 MILES : : REDRUTH / 6 MILES / CAMBORNE / 9 MILES : 

Grade II Listed. List Entry Number: 1328126
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Milestone Society National ID: CW_PNRR02
Old Milestone by the A393, south of Burnthouse Credit: P Barnett

Lower Treluswell is a small rural hamlet located in the county of Cornwall, England. Situated approximately 2 miles southeast of the town of Penryn and 4 miles northwest of Falmouth, it lies in close proximity to the beautiful South West Coast Path. The hamlet is surrounded by picturesque countryside, characterized by rolling hills, lush green fields, and scattered farmhouses.

Lower Treluswell primarily consists of a handful of residential properties, including charming stone cottages and modern houses. It retains a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere, making it an ideal location for those seeking a quiet and idyllic countryside lifestyle. The hamlet benefits from its close proximity to the nearby towns, providing easy access to amenities such as shops, schools, and healthcare facilities.

Although small in size, Lower Treluswell boasts a rich history. It was once a thriving agricultural community, with farming being the primary livelihood for its residents. Today, remnants of this agricultural heritage can still be witnessed in the form of traditional barns and fields used for grazing livestock.

For nature enthusiasts, Lower Treluswell offers an abundance of outdoor activities. The surrounding countryside provides ample opportunities for hiking, cycling, and exploring the nearby woodlands. Additionally, the nearby coastline offers stunning vistas and opportunities for beach walks and water sports.

In summary, Lower Treluswell is a small and peaceful hamlet in Cornwall, known for its rural charm, beautiful countryside, and proximity to key amenities and natural attractions.

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Lower Treluswell Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.180343/-5.1147272 or Grid Reference SW7735. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Old Milestone by the A393, south of Burnthouse Carved stone post by the A393, in parish of St Gluvias (Kerrier District), climb South out of Burnthouse, by the road, on East side of road. Penryn marker, erected by the County Council in the 19th century. 

Inscription reads:-
: PENRYN / 2 MILES / FALMOUTH / 4 MILES : : REDRUTH / 6 MILES / CAMBORNE / 9 MILES : 

Grade II Listed. List Entry Number: 1328126
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Milestone Society National ID: CW_PNRR02
Old Milestone by the A393, south of Burnthouse
Carved stone post by the A393, in parish of St Gluvias (Kerrier District), climb South out of Burnthouse, by the road, on East side of road. Penryn marker, erected by the County Council in the 19th century. Inscription reads:- : PENRYN / 2 MILES / FALMOUTH / 4 MILES : : REDRUTH / 6 MILES / CAMBORNE / 9 MILES : Grade II Listed. List Entry Number: 1328126 LinkExternal link Milestone Society National ID: CW_PNRR02
Early morning on a lane at Penryn Campus This lane is now part of the campus at the combined universities of Exeter and Falmouth, centred around Tremough House, and this lane is part of the original estate grounds.  The direction arrow is guiding participants to the recently established Penryn Campus parkrun.
Early morning on a lane at Penryn Campus
This lane is now part of the campus at the combined universities of Exeter and Falmouth, centred around Tremough House, and this lane is part of the original estate grounds. The direction arrow is guiding participants to the recently established Penryn Campus parkrun.
The entrance to the old kitchen garden at Tremough House Now part of the Penryn Campus of Exeter and Falmouth Universities.
The entrance to the old kitchen garden at Tremough House
Now part of the Penryn Campus of Exeter and Falmouth Universities.
Pasture, Mabe Paddocks at Treliever with university buildings in the background.
Pasture, Mabe
Paddocks at Treliever with university buildings in the background.
Grassland, Mylor With beech trees in the vicinity Carclew coming into leaf.
Grassland, Mylor
With beech trees in the vicinity Carclew coming into leaf.
Farmland, Mylor The footpath north of Rekedjack Cottages follows the edge of this furrowed potato field.
Farmland, Mylor
The footpath north of Rekedjack Cottages follows the edge of this furrowed potato field.
Pasture, Ponsanooth A footpath to the west of Gwarder approaches Penryn.
Pasture, Ponsanooth
A footpath to the west of Gwarder approaches Penryn.
Cross In Enys Gardens there is a Cornish Cross, which, according to this Wikipedia article, originally stood at Sancreed in Kerrier and was set up at Enys in 1848.
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Milestone Society National ID: CWKE_SGL02
Cross
In Enys Gardens there is a Cornish Cross, which, according to this Wikipedia article, originally stood at Sancreed in Kerrier and was set up at Enys in 1848. LinkExternal link Milestone Society National ID: CWKE_SGL02
Postbox, Treliever Road
Postbox, Treliever Road
Surveyor’s rivet
Surveyor’s rivet
Pedestrian fingerpost
Pedestrian fingerpost
Pedestrian fingerpost
Pedestrian fingerpost
Surveyor’s rivet
Surveyor’s rivet
Pedestrian fingerpost
Pedestrian fingerpost
Pedestrian fingerpost
Pedestrian fingerpost
Mabe Youth & Community Project Hall
Mabe Youth & Community Project Hall
Mabe Youth & Community Project Hall
Mabe Youth & Community Project Hall
Wesley Court
Wesley Court
Show me another place!

Lower Treluswell is located at Grid Ref: SW7735 (Lat: 50.180343, Lng: -5.1147272)

Unitary Authority: Cornwall

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

What 3 Words

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Nearby Amenities

Located within 500m of 50.180343,-5.1147272
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Lower Treluswell
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Lower Treluswell
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Ref: TR10 42
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The data included in this document is from www.openstreetmap.org. The data is made available under ODbL.

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