Description

LESNEWTH
SX 18 NW
5/97 Tregrylls
II
Farmhouse. Possibly mid C18, extended on right in late C20. Slate stone rubble with
granite quoins, dressed stone flat arches to ground floor openings and slate-hung
above ground floor on front elevation. Scantle slate roof with gable end on left and
extension on right with half hipped end. Brick stack on left hand gable end and
brick axial stack, originally end stack on right.
Original plan uncertain; probably single depth two room plan, entrance to right of
centre with large room on left and smaller room on right, both heated by end stacks.
Circa late C18 or early C19 outshut added to rear, heated by stone rubble lateral
stack with brick shaft. Extension of one-room plan added on right hand gable end in
circa mid to late C20.
Two storeys. Regular 4:1 window front, probably with C20 replacement sashes on
ground and first floor. Ground floor; two 12-pane sashes with flat dressed stone
arches, C20 stone rubble porch and wider 16-pane sash to right with rusticated flat
dressed granite arch and keystone. 16-pane sash in extension on right. First floor
with 4 12-pane sashes with further 12-pane sash in extension on right.
Interior not accessible.
The estate of the Gryles was mentioned in 1303 when held by John de Grylls. Passed
from E.J. Glynn to Lord Churston and later seat of Betensons. Several memorials of
Betenson family in churchyard of St Michaels, Lesnewth (qv).
Tregrylls commands a prominent position in the unspoilt landscape of Lesnewth parish.
Polsue, J. Lake's Parochial History of the County of Cornwall 1872, reprinted 1974.
Vol III.
Sites and Monuments Register, Truro, Cornwall.

Listing NGR: SX1248789410

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26436278

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